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 President Donald Trump has urged voters in Georgia to support Republican Senate candidates in the upcoming runoff elections while repeating baseless allegations that his re-election was “stolen” by Democrats. “You must vote for David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler. Go out and vote,” Trump told thousands of people gathered on an airport tarmac in Valdosta in southern Georgia on Saturday. “With your help, we are going to continue our mission to save America.” With the presidential election over, America’s gaze is now focused on this battleground state where two runoff elections in January will determine which party will control the US Senate. A victory for either Loeffler or Perdue will give Republicans a Senate majority and the hope of restraining the ambitions of President-elect Joe Biden, a Democrat. Biden’s party already controls the House of Representatives, and if Democratic candidates Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock win the Senate runoff in Georgia, the party will control the White...

 With the presidential election voting count still in progress, officials said ballot counters expressed feeling threatened on Thursday as sporadic protests have broken out in several states including ones with demonstrators gathered outside tallying sites demanding a stop to the counting, and others calling for a continuation. In Arizona, where the president is narrowly trailing former Vice President Joe Biden, a group of people wearing MAGA hats and waving Trump campaign banners and posters converged on the Maricopa County Recorder's Office Wednesday evening and Thursday. As sheriff's deputies blocked the entrance on Wednesday, protesters began chanting, "Count the vote!" and "We want Trump." Workers erected a temporary fence around the parking lot at the Maricopa County Recorder's Office on Thursday, hoping to keep protesters at bay. A "freedom of speech zone" was marked off in an area of the parking lot for protesters to gather. In Detroit ...

President Donald Trump early Wednesday addressed supporters at a White House gathering, asserting election fraud on the part of Democrats and boasting of an inevitable victory, all the while appearing intent on girding his base for fights that he threatened to take to the Supreme Court.  "This is a fraud on the American public. This is an embarrassment to our country," Trump said from the East Room of the White House, emerging to the strains of "Hail to the Chief" before speaking at a podium positioned in front of a Trump-Pence campaign banner. "We were getting ready to win this election. Frankly, we did win this election." By early Wednesday, neither Trump nor Joe Biden had reached the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win. Yet Trump touted his victories in Florida, Texas and Ohio and predicted future wins in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. "They can't catch us," Trump said. His vague pronouncements that voting had continued after ...

President Donald Trump walked out of a the interview with CBS News' "60 Minutes" Tuesday when he became irritated by the questions. Trump abruptly ended a solo interview and did not return for an appearance he was supposed to tape with Vice President Mike Pence. Watch:  

Trump must be stripped of his authority to have access to the nuclear codes. America is at risk!