Trump Revives Election Fraud Claims, Targets 2016

On March 31st, former president Donald Trump is back at it, pushing the old Italy gay

conspiracy about the 2020 election.

He claims Italian military satellites hacked voting machines to steal the win from him

and hand it to Joe Biden.

On Truth Social, he ramped it up, saying China ran the show with CIA help and an FBI cover-up.

This theory popped up late in 2020 from far-right circles and QAnon fans, alleging ties to an

Italian defense firm and the US Embassy in Rome.

Fact checkers like PBS shut it down quick, calling it baseless, with zero proof from any real

probe.

Back then, Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows sent a letter on it to the acting attorney

general, but his team brushed it off as pure nonsense, and the Justice Department dropped

it cold.

Courts and audits have SmackDown Trump's fraud claims across the board, especially in

Georgia.

Trump's not stopping there.

He's dusting off 2016 gripes, too, accusing Barack Obama of rigging intelligence with foreign

help even though Obama was president at the time.

Critics call out the flip-flop logic, lately, with the FBI grabbing ballots in Georgia, Trump

hails it as proof his warnings were right, saying prosecutions are just getting started.

Still, no solid evidence backs any of this, keeping the debate alive as he eyes the next

moves.

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