Trump Team Says Court Loss in Pennsylvania Actually Helps Them
TTN Staff
President Trump’s campaign recently suffered a loss in Pennsylvania when a judge there threw out a lawsuit citing election fraud for lack of evidence.
The Trump team issued a statement saying that the loss actually helps further their goal of expeditiously getting to the United States Supreme Court.
According to The Daily Wire:
President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and Trump campaign senior legal adviser Jenna Ellis issued a response to the ruling later on Saturday.
“Today’s decision turns out to help us in our strategy to get expeditiously to the U.S. Supreme Court. Although we fully disagree with this opinion, we’re thankful to the Obama-appointed judge for making this anticipated decision quickly, rather than simply trying to run out the clock,” the attorneys said in a press release from the Trump campaign.
“We will be seeking an expedited appeal to the Third Circuit. There is so much evidence that in Pennsylvania, Democrats eliminated our opportunity to present 50 witnesses and other evidence that election officials blatantly ignored Pennsylvania’s law denying independent review,” the statement continued. “This resulted in 682,777 ballots being cast illegally, wittingly or unwittingly. This is just an extension of the Big Tech, Big Media, Corrupt Democrat censorship of damning facts the American public needs to know.”
“We are disappointed we did not at least get the opportunity to present our evidence at a hearing. Unfortunately the censorship continues,” Giuliani and Ellis said. “We hope that the Third Circuit will be as gracious as Judge Brann in deciding our appeal one way or the other as expeditiously as possible. This is another case that appears to be moving quickly to the United States Supreme Court.”
The Trump team continues to fight and this positive outlook is seen to renew excitement in the possibility of them being victorious in the U.S. Supreme Court
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