Trump campaign takes Wisconsin constitutional fight to US Supreme Court — challenging 50,000 illegal absentee votes

Jim Hoft
The Gateway Pundit
Tue, 29 Dec 2020 08:31 UTC

The Trump campaign on Tuesday took its Wisconsin Constitutional fight to the US Supreme Court.

Trump advisor Boris Epshteyn broke the news today on Steve Bannon's War Room.

Boris Epshteyn tweeted out the news earlier this afternoon.
The Trump campaign is challenging the 50,000 illegal absentee votes that were allowed to be counted in the state.

Here is the press release:

Here is Boris Epshteyn on The War Room earlier today.

Comment: Trump's Legal team is determined to use every legal way to prove election fraud.
Jenna Ellis is President Trump's Senior Legal Advisor, and she joined Grant Stinchfield Tuesday night on Newsmax More in the Gateway Pundit article here.

Ellis told Stinchfield that the Trump legal team is going to continue to fight because they care about election integrity and they're going to push these cases through every legal and viable avenue.

Jenna then added that President Trump's Wisconsin case is very similar to George Bush's 2000 case in Florida.

Jenna Ellis: If this election and all of the fraud is not corrected by January 6th, this will have been a failure not of the Trump legal team, not of the failure of evidence of the Supreme Court, the Judicial branch, the entire way down. And, Grant it will be mainly a failure of the state legislatures... Bush v. Gore is precedent here on electoral challenges and they need to recognize that President Trump absolutely gets the same opportunity to argue his case that President George W. Bush did in 2000. And to treat him differently than every other sitting president and every other election is manifestly interfering in the due process in our constitution.