Trump calls for his reinstatement as President by falsely claiming fraud invalidates the Constitution

Donald Trump himself is calling for his reinstatement as president or the 2020 elections again.

In a Saturday morning article on Truth Social, the twice-impeached former president falsely claimed that “widespread, massive fraud and deception” by Democrats and big tech companies undermined the results.

He asked, “Do you present the results of the 2020 presidential elections and announce the correct winner, or are you holding new elections?

Furthermore, the one-term president and former reality TV host falsely claimed that the alleged fraud was of such a scale that all laws, including the Constitution, could be overturned.

“Colossal fraud of this kind and scale allows for the termination of all rules, regulations and articles, even those of the Constitution. Our great ‘Founders’ did not and will not tolerate false and rigged elections!”, he wrote.

Mr Trump’s online rhetoric began Friday night in response to a Fox News report that the FBI met with Twitter and other social media companies ahead of the 2020 election to combat the spread of misinformation.

The report concerns a lawsuit filed against the Biden administration by attorneys general in Louisiana and Missouri that accuses top government officials of working alongside big tech companies to censor online content “under the guise of fighting disinformation.”

With the 2020 election approaching and disinformation campaigns emerging online, meetings between the FBI and social media companies have increased, and the bureau has issued a specific warning about the potential for a “hack and dump,” or Russian hack and leak. practical.

There were several reports at the time and Capitol Hill Testimony of FBI Director Christopher Wray About foreign attempts to influence the 2020 elections. It was said that Russian representatives Targets Joe Biden’s campaign While China and Iran preferred that Mr Trump not win the election, Intelligence reports said In the months leading up to the elections.

On Friday night, the former president accused the FBI, in conjunction with the Justice Department, of meeting with big tech companies to “convince them to speak ill of Trump and the Republicans in order to rig and steal the 2020 presidential election.”

“Now additional evidence, as different but illegal and sinister as so many other forms of fraud employed, is pouring from the cracks in this rotten wound,” he wrote somewhat viscerally.

More than five publications have denounced law enforcement and the judicial system, accusing them of being “utterly corrupt” and “harassing, flattering and intimidating Big Tech,” claiming that their actions “have no different meaning than filling dot boxes, only more complex and groggy.”

In one post, he wrote that nothing would be done about his allegations “but that they would continue to investigate ‘boxes’ that were legally and publicly taken from [White House]referring to the collection of classified documents that were moved to his home in Palm Beach, Mar-a-Lago, at the end of his presidency.

The scandal-plagued former president continues to take on the FBI and justice system as the heroine of countless legal cases revolving around her, her family, her work, and her actions during her final months in office.