German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s efforts to have severe doubts about the future election results, and has criticized the President’s remarks urging his supporters to “vote twice illegally”.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s efforts to have severe doubts about the future election results. He criticized the President’s remarks urging his supporters to “vote twice illegally”.
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s efforts. Claimed to have severe doubts about the future election results. Maas criticized the President’s remarks urging his supporters to “vote twice illegally”.
The President has voted repeatedly by postal vote, declaring that there are many kilometres full of fraud, despite little evidence of retaliation for these claims. Election experts have often said that the level of fraudulent ballot attempts within the U.S. is shallow. Because of more than one security per person voting and posting, fraudulent voting efforts are often caught, and people are persecuted. Republican and Democratic election officials alike have raised concerns about Trump’s attack during a postal vote.
Many Trump critics have also raised concerns that he could refuse to step down or run in the by-elections. If Democratic Alliance nominee Joe Biden were to win in November. In the current negotiations, the President declined to say whether he would take the results of the election if his Democratic opponent defeated him.
Maas spoke highly of Trump’s administration within the past, despite the ancient ties between the United States and Germany. In July 2018, he appeared to show that the President had turned around and tried to divide Europe “with absurd tweets.” And in June, Maas reiterated that the U.S. Together with Germany they patiently had close ties, but spoke of communication as “complicated.”
