Trump in Georgia falsely claims election of Jon Ossoff was illegitimate
Summary
At a rally in north Georgia, President Donald Trump claimed without evidence that the 2020 election of Senator Jon Ossoff was illegal. Trump also spoke about his achievements during his presidency and made promises related to the economy and immigration if Republicans win control of the House of Representatives.Key Facts
- President Trump said Jon Ossoff was never legitimately elected in Georgia’s 2020 election.
- Ossoff is currently leading against Republican Mike Collins in the upcoming November election.
- Trump highlighted stock market growth, low unemployment, and poverty reductions as achievements during his term.
- He promised a $5,000 government check to voters if Republicans win the House.
- Trump claimed $21 trillion in foreign investments were pledged during his administration, but many remain unfulfilled.
- He discussed his immigration policies and claimed zero illegal immigrants had been admitted in the past 17 months.
- Trump talked about military actions related to Iran and Venezuela without providing new specific details.
- About 1,200 people attended the rally, where two protesters with an anti-ICE banner were quickly removed.
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