Kentucky Attorney Daniel Cameron Joins Trump’ Campaign’s Lawsuit In Pennsylvania Alleging Election “Fraud”
According to local reports, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron has decided to join the Trump Campaign and Republican Attorneys General Association to bring legal action against the process of counting mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania. They’re asking the U.S. Supreme Court “to reverse the absentee ballot ruling of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.”
On Saturday, when swing state Pennsylvania was called in favor of former VP Joe Biden, President Donald Trump declined to concede, instead promising to take legal action in an attempt to try to overturn the outcome of the race. Pennsylvania Supreme Court had unanimously upheld the three-day extension set by Democratic state officials concerned about Postal Service delays and the COVID-19 pandemic. The brief filed Monday afternoon by the group argues Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court should not have extended the deadline for the ballots, saying it could increase the risk of fraud.
Cameron joined nine other Republican state attorneys general who supported this move. While several of the AGs held a news conference Monday to announce the brief, Cameron was not present but tweeted out a statement: “My interest in this is not about courts dictating who wins or loses, but about transparency and rule of law issues that should give all Americans the confidence that the election was conducted fairly,” it reads in part.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump just tweeted:
“Pennsylvania Party Leadership votes are this week. I hope they pick very tough and smart fighters. We will WIN!!”
Daniel Cameron sparked criticism over his decision to join the lawsuit. However, it didn’t come much of a shock to many as he’s previously been widely criticized for the way he “handled” the Breonna Taylor case.
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