Why Is Trump So Calm About the Vote?
Trump went quiet on fraud. Miller takes the top White House job today. 63 cases are filed. And Washington asked Iraq to close its Iran crossings.
Monday, November 9. 6 days after his party lost Congress, Donald Trump sat down for a long television interview and did not mention fraud once.
On election night he was talking about massive fraud across the country. On Sunday, asked what had gone wrong, he said: "Well, number one, I was not on the ballot." 2 days earlier he had named Stephen Miller, his loudest voice on ballot fraud, as his chief of staff. Miller starts today. Trump's Justice Department already has 63 voter-fraud cases in court, and the December 18 deadline in his own executive order has not moved.
So why is he calm? And what does Washington's weekend on Iraq tell a currency holder?
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