The former president is set to be back in power following Biden’s election win…
Giving the Democratic party a huge victory.
And former Democratic president Barack Obama was quick to speak out about Biden’s win.
Let’s recap some of the key moments that the election brought us these past few days …
Despite there being no indication as to who would take the crown, Donald Trump announced that he had won the election. This was a false statement on behalf of the president, who was condemned by the Biden campaign and several Republicans who referred to the claim as “outrageous.”
“We are up BIG, but they are trying to STEAL the Election,” he wrote. “We will never let them do it. Votes cannot be cast after the Polls are closed!”
According to CNN, this was an “attack” on democracy. White House reporter, Stephen Collinson, analyzed the remarks and concluded: “Trump’s remarks essentially amounted to a demand for the legally cast votes of American citizens not to be recorded in a historic act of disenfranchisement. And they brought closer the potential constitutional nightmare that many have feared since Trump started to tarnish an election that he apparently worried he could lose months ago.”
In 2016, Wisconsin sat comfortably as a red state, but 4 years later, Joe Biden has secured it and it’s 10 electoral votes.
In a Twitter rant, the president claimed that things had taken a “strange” turn after he was leading last night when the early figures showed he was leading in almost all battleground and swing states, even though many journalists and political advisors have claimed that there is no evidence of voter fraud in any state.
With the label “Some or all of the content shared in this Tweet is disputed and might be misleading about an election or other civic process,” the president’s tweets got restricted on the Twitter platform as he continued his rant online.
The previous record was held by former president of the United States, Barack Obama, and has now been taken over by Joe Biden.
The current president has filed several lawsuits, one targeting Pennsylvania, a state that he was projected to win. He has also tweeted that he’s had a “big legal win” in the state, even though no evidence has yet been supplied to back it up.
And, of course, he wasted no time in expressing his somewhat illegitimate confidence in his chances of re-election.
“If you count the legal votes, I win.”
“These phoney [fake] polls were designed to keep our voters at home and create the illusion of momentum for Mr. Biden, and diminish the Republicans’ ability to raise funds – they were suppression polls, everyone knows that now.”
“We were winning in all the key locations, a lot actually! And then our numbers started miraculously getting widdled away in secret, and they wouldn’t allow legally permissable observers.”
Trump then suggested he had been cheated out of this election by the Democrats and that he’ll be taking this further to court right away.
Want more from this eventful election? Scroll on for the most memorable moments from the campaign trail …