Wrestling for the White House: Trump wants to sue for the presidency - that's the bitter interim balance

US President Donald Trump continues the wave of lawsuits against the result of the US election: Now his lawyers are suffering a bitter defeat - but Rudy Giuliani continues to fight.

• US President Donald Trump *

  fails with most of the lawsuits against the result of the US election in 2020 *.

• Although a defeat in

  Pennsylvania is

  particularly heavy, his personal

  lawyer Rudy Giuliani

  wants to

  keep fighting for Trump.

• Meanwhile, with each

  defeat in court,

  the number of his Republican supporters diminishes.

Pennsylvania - The fact that the incumbent

continues to refuse to

admit

his

keeping the

in suspense.

With an immensely expensive

and the demand for

, Trump still wants to

avert

the victory of his

- and meanwhile "President-Elect" -

in some states, although experts attest him only negligibly small chances of success.

Last week, a court had

to a small

helped and some absentee votes in

declared invalid.

Otherwise the

and their lawyers have so far been largely unsuccessful.

US President Trump: Will a wave of lawsuits lead him to re-election?

in eight out of 16 cases there were defeats

The

writes of

a total of

Half of them have already been rejected, for example the

in

flashed

a lawsuit and an appeal in

.

The air for the

in court is now apparently getting thinner, so that

lawyers have

already

withdrawn their lawsuits

in two cases

due to a lack of prospects of success.

This was

the case

in

, for example

.

Five cases are still under negotiation, one in

, two in

, one in

and one in

.

If you believe the

,

doesn't have good cards here either.

Among other things, the well-known

announced that they would no longer work with

on election fraud campaigns - but no official reason was given.

Shortly afterwards, the largest law firm in the

,

, also declared its collaboration with

over.

While

potentially

lose support

within the

with every defeat in court

,

a prominent ally at his side.

US election on video: Trump holds on to allegations of election fraud

But

, the closest advisor and personal lawyer to the incumbent but voted out president, reportedly suffered severe defeat: In Pennsylvania, a legal team withdrew

one of the

,

according to the

.

It is about the claim that

no Republican election observers were allowed

on

.

This allegation turned out to be unfounded, so that Trump's lawyers backed down in court.

Trump

himself had repeatedly relied on this accusation and

propagated

it especially on

- so the news should have hit him quite a bit.

But anyone who now thinks that

will

no longer go to court

in

is clearly wrong.

Trump's campaign spokesman

announced at least on Monday on

that

would be sued, which

allegedly - according to the allegation of the

- had been counted "in secret"

in "Swing State"

.

On Friday,

polemical

claim

that the “left mob” cracked down on the lawyers who withdrew the lawsuits until they collapsed under the pressure.

Who will be US President?

Trump's team is making new allegations in Pennsylvania

According to a report by the

agency

, the

not based on this allegation, but on the thesis in some - predominantly democratic - counties, voters were given the opportunity

to improve

because of a formal error

.

That did not happen in counties that were dominated by the Republic.

Here one sees unequal treatment.

This story is completely erroneous.

Our lawsuit in Pennsylvania absolutely still makes an issue of the 682,479 mail-in and absentee ballots that were counted in secret.

To write that we had scrapped that argument requires not reading the amended complaint.

https://t.co/39CvzAoIyl

- Tim Murtaugh (@TimMurtaugh) November 16, 2020

Despite Trump's efforts,

is surprisingly calm and publicly classifies the lawsuits as pure

.

on the other hand, still speaks of the fact that the election could ultimately be

decided

by the

.

Six of the nine judges there are now considered to be conservative *, as

three of them himself.

Legal experts believe it is

impossible

- mainly because of

comparatively large lead in many states - that

could overturn

the

due to the individual lawsuits.

Excuse me, Mr. President @realDonaldTrump

Sir, You've LOST your Re-Election

Sir, It's Time for you to CONCEDE

Sir, It's Time for you to have some DIGNITY

Sir, It's Time for you to GO

- The Resistor Sister ♥ ️🇺🇸🦅🙏🏻 (@the_resistor) November 15, 2020

The fact that

still refuses to acknowledge his defeat makes

the handover extremely difficult

for

- support for the incumbent is actually provided for by law for the transition.

With Republicans

continuing to publicly

portray

as uncertain,

gains

time to plan any next legal steps.

By December

the states certify their

and report them to Washington.

On

the

vote and elect the new president and his deputy.

On

, the result will be announced in Congress and on

the new president is solemnly sworn in.