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Donald Trump Jr. compares the US to a 'banana republic' over uncorroborated election fraud claims and gets tagged by Twitter

on Wednesday morning while votes were still being counted in key states across the US.

Rick Santorum, the former Senator of Pennsylvania, Chris Christie, the former Governor of New Jersey, and Trump's former National Security Advisor, Josh Bolton allIn an impromptu speech at the White House on Thursday afternoon, Trump made several allegations about the election based on little to no evidence.

On Friday morning, Biden surpassed 270 electoral votes by flipping the battleground state of Pennsylvania.NewsletterLoadingBy clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Business Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our

 

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Total banana republic. So far the vote counting in blue dominated areas has been a farce

Did you write about the “uncorroborated” claims with regards to Russian supposedly interfering with US elections 4 years ago

Was there any fraud investigation before you write “uncorroborated” claims ? Bullshit newspaper.

He knows bananas (and cocaine).

RepuliCorp$ since 1984

He is correct

Say whatever but a Win is a win ! 😅

So wee Donald Trump Jnr as the baby banana in the bunch showing increasing evidence of phenol oxidase reaction products, he is now aware this bunch of Florida bananas have reached their sell by date? I guess?

Hahaha... his family made it into a banana republic. These projections always.

so says Mr. Banana, second of his name

Nothing like the guys that want a dictatorship to insult the American people over and over

😂😂

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