President Trump Affirm Election is Not Over as Electoral College Prepares to Seal Biden's Victory

 President Donald Trump is not leaving his hopes that he will rule the US for the second term even as the Electoral College that's expected to cast more than 300 ballots for president-elect Joe Biden meets today to vote.

He said" no it's not over. We keep going and we're going to continue forward. Trump said of his campaign's challenges to the election results in a pre-taped interview with Fox and Friends Weekend. The interview was recorded on Saturday and aired yesterday morning.

On Friday the Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit from Texas GOP Attorney General Ken Paxton which called for throwing out the election results in four swing states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, and Michigan all of which voted for the President-elect Joe Biden.  

The Justices representing Trump,  him three of whom were nominated by him over the last four years and confirmed by a GOP Senate- dismissed the case that Texas did not have legal standing to challenge how another State ran its election. In the months leading up to the election and the weeks since a number of  Republican has baseless claims of widespread voter fraud. 

Many state and federal high court dismissed legal challenge after brought Trump's campaign challenging state and local election processes, with Judges pointing to the paucity. Lawmakers on the right have either fallen in line behind the president or remained circumspect about his bluster.

In the president interview with Fox News, he resumed his criticism of Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp for refusing to overturn Georgia Election results which would have disenfranchised millions of people in the Peach State, who delivered a victory for Joe Biden at the ballot box. 

We have a governor Republican governor that's worse than a Democrat Trump said claiming that ia a Kemp action and not's own false rhetoric that' jeopardising the campaigns of GOP Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue.He's terrible and hurting Kelly and David very badly, the Senators that  are terrific people , Trump said of the Senators who are in runpff races  set for January 5. As the formalities of soleminising the 2020 Presidential election drag on with the electoral vote today and congress certification of that vote slated for January 6, Trump lamented that time is running out. We're going to speed it up as much as we can but you can only go fast. They give us very litle time he said.