EARLY LIFE

Donald John Trump, (born June 14, 1946, in New York, U.S), was appointed as the 45th president of the United States (2017–21). Earlier Trump was a real-estate businessman and developer who managed to own several casinos, hotels, resorts, golf courses, and household holdings in New York City and all over the world. Since the 1980s Trump also conferred his name to records of retail enterprises - which includes clothing brand, Eau-de-Cologne (Perfume), food, and types of furniture - and to Trump University, which contributed workshops in real-estate training and education between 2005 to 2010. During the early 21st century his separate union, the Trump Organization, composed of some 500 businesses involved in a broad spectrum of industries, including hotels and resorts, private properties, commodities, and entertainment and television personality. In 2019 Trump was set to be hardly the third president in U.S. records (following Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998) to be impeached from the United States House of Representatives. He was the first and only president to be impeached while his initial term of office.

CONTROVERSIES

During the presidential election of 2020, Trump faced a loss by his Democratic contender, former vice-president Mr. Joe Biden. Relating to his competition, Donald Trump's presidency period has been distinguished with much drama and controversies.

In January 2017, he engaged with his leading executive order, banning his movement of 7 countries, highly with Muslim-majorities. The ban, decried as biased by authorities, has been sustained by the Supreme Court.

Months succeeding, he shook Washington by discharging FBI Director James Comey. The unexpected removal was reported as possibly preventing justice in a consequent release from Special Counsel Robert Mueller, which examined alleged conspiracy between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia. This 2 year-long examination did not settle criminal collusion.

Soon after, Mr. Trump faced allegations that he had urged a foreign government to drill up dirt on Democratic rival Mr. Joe Biden. The charges indicated a Democratic-led impeachment analysis, and Mr. Trump was added to the list of the third US president in the history of presidents to be impeached.

Although Mr. Trump has sustained his faithful stand thanking a number of campaign commitments kept.

The coronavirus pandemic highly dominated the 2020 elections.

He has endured rigid faultfinding for his accession to the pandemic, as the US started leading the globe in deaths during this pandemic. Mr. Trump himself was diagnosed with Covid-19.

DONALD TRUMP VS JOE BIDEN

A rebellious Donald Trump is showing no indications of abandonment and has reemphasized over and over his false claims concerning extensive voter fraud, alleging at his initial post-poll rally in Georgia claiming that he won a "rigged" presidential election of United States that he got defeated.

Trump affirmed that the Presidential election of the US was rigged in support of his Democratic contender Mr. Joe Biden, who was soon the President-elect. They cheated on him and they rigged the elections, Mr. Trump also told this to his promising supporters during the rally.

Trump hypocritically began pretending that he won Georgia in the presidential competition. The state had been already verified its election results, in favor of Mr. Biden.

Trump asserted that he won the elections that which is said to be his loss.

"If I lost, I would be a very gracious loser. If I lost, I would say I lost and I would go to Florida and I would take it easy," Mr. Trump told this at the rally. Mr. Trump was a citizen of New York. As he was appointed as the president, he shifted his residence to Florida from New York.

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There was a huge crowd of his supporters from all over the neighboring states to listen to his speech. This was Mr. Trump's very first rally after his loss to Biden.

He requested his supporters to go out and vote for the January 5 Senate elections in Georgia.

CHANT AND SUPPORT

"You must go vote and vote early starting December 14. You have to do it. They cheated and they rigged our presidential election, but we will still win it. We will still win it. We'll still win it. And they're going to try and rig this election, too," Trump added.

"If you don't gonna vote, the socialists and communists will win. They are going to win. Georgia nationalists must show up and vote for these two incredible people. They are two of the finest people you will ever meet, he spoke.

The crowd repeatedly erupted and started chanting "stop the steal!" and "fight for Trump".

"This election was rigged, and we can't let it happen anymore to two of the most respected people in Washington. We can't let it happen again. Your governor could stop it very easily if he knew what the hell he was doing. He could stop it very easily," he claimed.

ALLEGATIONS

Mr. Trump has thereby approved the official start of Biden's change to the government but he hasn't yet admitted his final defeat.

Trump still needs to acknowledge the elections, which he has frequently claimed was densely rigged. State administrators and media had stated that they are still searching for such evidence. The Trump campaign has registered an allegation of prosecutions across the United States in an effort to switch his loss into a victory of the November 3 elections. All are been refused by the courts excluding the one.