After weeks of avoiding questions about whether Donald Trump may lose the 2020 presidential election, Republican vice-president JD Vance declared,” Losing is not what he had use.”
When investigators asked Vance if Trump had lost to President Joe Biden four years ago at a campaign function in Williamsport, Pennsylvania on Wednesday. He responded,” On the vote of 2020, I’ve answered this question immediately a million times. No! I think there are major problems in 2020″, adding,” So, did Donald Trump lose the election in 2020? not in the terms I’d usage.
Trump and tens of his backers continue to believe and fabricate voter fraud despite numerous investigations finding no evidence of widespread voting fraud.
Trump has been charged with trying to reverse the election results, and he is currently awaiting trial in numerous cases in various states. His supporters ‘ unwillingness to accept the election results also contributed to the January 6, 2021 strike at the US Capitol.
Vance avoided this question and said he was focused on” the future” during his debate with Kamala Harris ‘ running mate Tim Walz on October 1.
Walz rebuked him for doing that. ” That’s a damning non-answer”, he said.
Vance made it clear in the Williamsport campaign that he was not backing” some insane conspiracy theory” but rather that he had put the blame on the big tech companies ‘ website censorship.
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