U.S. Vice President Mike Pence speaks at a “Defend the Senate Majority” rally in Georgia, Dec. 4, 2010.
On Thursday, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence traveled to Georgia to campaign for the re-election of two Republican senators. He told the rally that he would fight President Trump until every illegal vote was taken out.
At a rally in Columbus, Georgia, Pence said, ‘Thank you for being here today. “To each of you, I can assure you that as our electoral challenges advance in courts across the United States, we will continue to fight until every legal vote is counted. We will continue to fight until all the illegal votes are taken out.”
And he said he will never stop fighting to make America great again.
“We will win Georgia and we will save America.”
Pence’s trip is aimed at motivating Trump supporters and other Republicans to vote for Republican Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler so the Gop can win a majority in the Senate.
Pence said winning the January 5 runoff is critical for Republicans to retain their majority in the Senate, and for “preserving the progress we have made.”
“I know we all had doubts about the last election [on November 3rd for the presidency],” admits the vice-president, but promises that “we will make sure that our polling observers, that our ballot boxes are safe and that you can be sure that your absentee ballot will be counted.”
Pence added: “I heard some people here in Georgia say, if you were upset about the last election, don’t vote.” “My fellow Citizens, I say from the bottom of my heart, remember, if you don’t vote, they [Democrats] will win.”
“We are going to win Georgia and we are going to save America,” he said.
Lofler refused to acknowledge Biden’s election
Lofler and Perdue are up for re-election on Jan. 5 against the Democratic candidates, the Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff.
Lovler told the rally on Thursday that Ossoff was a socialist and Warnock was a “radical liberal” and a “Marxist.”
“If we don’t win the election, we will see the first Marxists elected.” She said.
On December 5, trump traveled to Georgia to speak at a mass rally, where he said, “We keep fighting.”
He spoke of the importance of senate committees where Georgians will decide whether their children will grow up in a socialist society or a free one. Democrats, he says, want to go further than socialism and promote a “communist” type of system.
Trump said Ossoff and Warnock are the two most aggressive candidates. He said they rigged the presidential election, but insisted he still had to win it. Trump also stressed that Democrats still want to rig the Senate race.
President Donald Trump has refused to acknowledge Biden’s victory after his campaign accused him of massive voter fraud in key swing states. The president tweeted on Sunday that the election was “the most corrupt in American history!”
Senator Lofler told reporters Wednesday that she refuses to recognize Biden’s election.
“The president has the power to use all legal means,” Lovler said. She said she would focus on winning the senate runoff.
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