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Trump argues he gets to overturn the will of Pennsylvania voters -- and falsely claims victory
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Trump argues he gets to overturn the will of Pennsylvania voters -- and falsely claims victory

President Donald Trump spent Friday evening continuing to spread conspiracy theories about the 2020 presidential election, which he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.


Biden has a large lead in the Keystone State, which all of the networks and the Associated Press have called for Democrats.

Trump, however, believes that his campaign's observers weren't close enough while watching the ballots be counted. Instead of asking for a recount, as is standard in any monitoring lawsuit, Trump does not care what the voters want and believes he should win Pennsylvania on a technicality.

Less than 30 minutes after falsely claiming he won Pennslyvania, he falsely claimed he won Georgia.

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