Trump is very upset.
Former President Trump took to social media on Monday to express his thoughts on the ongoing investigation and grand jury proceedings in Georgia regarding the 2020 election results. Trump’s posts on Truth Social targeted both investigators and potential witnesses, particularly Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who is leading the investigation. The former president’s messages, often presented in uppercase letters, criticized Willis and her pursuit of charges against him for alleged tampering with the election results.
According to The Hill, Trump labeled Willis as “phony” in one of his posts and vehemently denied any involvement in tampering with the election results. He emphasized that the real culprits were those who allegedly rigged the election, pointing out that Willis appeared uninterested in examining the evidence or identifying the actual wrongdoers.
It’s important to note that no evidence has surfaced to substantiate claims of election rigging in Georgia in 2020. The state’s election results were thoroughly reviewed, recounted, and verified by state officials. Allegations of fraud were consistently addressed and dispelled by both local officials and the legal system.
In a separate instance, Trump commented on former Georgia Lt. Gov. Jeff Duncan’s anticipated testimony before the Fulton County grand jury. Trump criticized Duncan’s handling of the election fraud claims, asserting that Duncan’s actions were detrimental to the investigation’s integrity. Duncan, who has since become a political commentator for CNN, had been vocal in challenging Trump’s allegations of election fraud.
Trump’s online activity drew attention due to its timing, coinciding with the presentation of evidence to the grand jury by Fani Willis. This development also follows a judge’s caution to Trump about potentially influencing or intimidating witnesses in a separate case concerning federal charges related to his attempts to undermine the 2020 election results.
In summary, former President Trump utilized social media to voice his views on the ongoing investigation into the 2020 election results in Georgia. His posts criticized the investigators and potential witnesses involved, particularly Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Despite Trump’s claims, no evidence has emerged to support allegations of election rigging in Georgia. These messages came at a crucial time, as Willis was presenting her case to the grand jury, and Trump had previously been cautioned about his interactions concerning related legal matters.