The president’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, repeatedly made claims with no evidence to back them up in Philadelphia on Wednesday, saying without proof that Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden had voted multiple times and that voter fraud was at play in several remaining swing state tallies. He made the claims during a press conference announcing a lawsuit to stop counting of mail-in votes in Pennsylvania, arguing they’re not being given proper access to watch what’s happening with the counting.
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U.S. election: Giuliani claims Biden voted multiple times, does not provide proof
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