President Trump told reporters on Tuesday that he will accept the upcoming election results but only if they’re “honest” and that he has his veto pen ready if the Democrats gain congressional power.
“We’ll figure a way. Look, I have a strong veto. I hope that won’t be the case, but if it is, that’s happened before with many presidents, and you have strong veto, and you end up working out deals,” Trump told reporters when asked how he plans to work with Democrats.
“And you’ll respect the results, whatever happens?” Bloomberg correspondent Jeff Mason asked.
Trump responded, “I will, if they’re honest, elections.”
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Previously, Trump told reporters he plans to “veto everything” if Democrats come to power. “If it happens, you veto, veto, veto, and then they come, and they say, how do we get it done? And you make a deal,” Trump said.
Trump’s comments about accepting only fair elections come as the Trump administration is already challenging election results in Alaska, where the Democrats have placed a decoy candidate with the same name as an incumbent senator on the ballot.
The Department of Justice sued Alaska last week to block certification of the election if Senator Dan Sullivan loses due to the phony Daniel J. Sullivan’s name being on the ballot.
The lawsuit seeks to prevent certification if Sullivan loses but would have won “had all votes cast for Daniel J. Sullivan been cast instead for Senator Sullivan and Alaska’s rank-choice process played out accordingly.”
But the leftist media is pushing an election denier and January 6 narrative because of Trump’s attempts to ensure the will of the voters.
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Attorney General Todd Blanche appeared on CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday, where leftist hack Dana Bash laughably suggested that Trump is “laying the groundwork” for another scenario like January 6, 2021.
