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Trump Demands to Be Declared Winner of Arizona Due to 'Fictitious Votes' in Deranged Statement

Trump Demands to Be Declared Winner of Arizona Due to 'Fictitious Votes' in Deranged Statement
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In 2020, Arizona turned blue in a U.S. presidential election for the first time since 1996. Now-President Joe Biden won the state over former President Donald Trump, who'd repeatedly slammed the late Senator John McCain, one of Arizona's most beloved figures.

Subsequently, the state of Arizona became a major target of Trump's lies that the 2020 election was "stolen" from him by Democrats engaging in widespread voter fraud. Trump accused election officials of "finding" enough votes for Biden to win (most people just call this "counting").


In response to Trump's election fantasies, Arizona's conservative legislature forced a partisan "audit" of Maricopa County, Arizona's votes. Biden's victory wasn't only further confirmed, but it actually widened.

Never one to accept reality or defeat, the former President is now demanding the election results be revoked and himself declared the winner—all in the name of supposed election fairness.

The statement read in part:

"Either a new Election should immediately take place or the past Election should be decertified and the Republican candidate declared the winner."

The reasoning for Trump's absurd demand was supposed irregularities in mail-in voting implemented by Democrats to "steal" the election—claims that have long been debunked.


The demand wasn't taken seriously.



Some said Trump's continued fixation on election delusions is bringing down the GOP.


Good luck with that.

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