For alleged criminal plots to rig the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, the former president Donald J. Trump is accused in a federal indictment. With the backing of former vice president Mike Pence, the indictment alleges that Trump was committed to investigating all legal avenues to confirm the results of the election.
The indictment describes Trump and Pence’s conversation on January 6 in relation to the certification procedure. Pence’s ceremonial role was made clear by Trump, who also discussed the possibility that he would reject electoral votes or submit them to state legislatures for additional review.
Vice President Pence maintains his position and rejects President Trump’s repeated requests for assistance. However, Pence eventually makes a choice after under increasing pressure. This indictment provides information on a significant meeting between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, as well as the noteworthy “notes” given to Jack Smith.
According to the Vice President’s contemporaneous notes, the Defendant fraudulently informed him on December 29 that the “Justice Dept [was] finding major infractions…”
On January 1, President Trump voiced worry to Vice President Pence about the Vice President’s stance against a lawsuit. The case was intended to clarify the Vice President’s constitutional power to reject or restore state certification votes to the states.
The Vice President was admonished by President Trump, who was certain in his conviction that the electoral process lacked integrity, “You’re too honest.” Then, he organized his followers for a nonviolent demonstration by tweeting, “The BIG Protest Rally in Washington, D.C, will take place at 11.00 A.M. on January 6th. Locational details to follow. StopTheSteal!”
Just two days later, on January 3, President Trump restated his opinion that Vice President Pence had the power to invalidate electoral votes and perhaps rescind the election. This is despite the fact that a case supporting this assertion was recently dismissed by a federal appeals court. President Trump is still adamant about upholding the legitimacy and fairness of the election results.
Trump steadfastly defended his view of the Constitution and was committed to using every legal tool at his disposal to safeguard the credibility of the 2020 presidential election.
Another meeting was conducted on January 4. “During the meeting, as reflected in the Vice President’s contemporaneous notes, the Defendant made knowingly false claims of election fraud, including, ‘Bottom line—won every state by 100,000s of votes’ and ‘We won every state,’ and asked—regarding a claim his senior Justice Department officials previously had told him was false, including as recently as the night before—’What about 205,000 votes more in PA than voters?’” the indictment states.
“The Defendant and Co-Conspirator 2 then asked the Vice President to either unilaterally reject the legitimate electors from the seven targeted states, or send the question of which slate was legitimate to the targeted states’ legislatures.”
On January 5, President Trump and Vice President Pence met in private to talk about the upcoming certification. Trump voiced his disappointment at the meeting when Pence turned down his request for the certification and advised him to “publicly criticize him.”
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Trump posted yesterday on Truth Social, “I feel badly for Mike Pence, who is attracting no crowds, enthusiasm, or loyalty from people who, as a member of the Trump Administration, should be loving him.”
“He didn’t fight against Election Fraud, which we will now be easily able to prove based on the most recent Fake Indictment & information which will have to be made available to us, finally ― a really BIG deal. The V.P. had power that Mike didn’t understand, but after the Election, the RINOS & Dems changed the law, taking that power away!” Trump finished.
Both are now 2024 foes.
