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Recently, more than 30 senior administration officials, members of the legal team, campaign aides and advisers in the Trump administration told the Wall Street Journal about Trump's increasingly frantic attempts to overturn the election results.
An adviser close to Trump revealed that on this year's election night, Trump was like "crazy King George", constantly muttering "I won" and "I won".
"Crazy King George" is a biopic based on George III of the British Empire. In 1788, the British Empire, led by the shrewd and powerful George III, gradually became stronger in Europe. Because of King George's wise leadership, the people's lives were rich and the country was safe, so King George was also deeply loved by the British people. But one day, King George suddenly became upset, and the imperial doctor in the palace did not find out what the cause was. Since then, King George has been insane, and the formerly shrewd king has become often foul-mouthed and crazy in front of the royal ministers and guards.
King George's insanity caused uneasiness among the royal family and Congress, and prince of Wales took the opportunity to send someone to the House to launch a proposal for his regency to oust his father and take power himself. In order to avoid the turmoil brought by the royal power struggle to the country, Prime Minister Peter was busy covering up the truth and appeasing Parliament, while asking Dr. Willis to secretly treat King George at the behest of the queen, and thus delay the time to stabilize the situation. Just as Peter was about to resist the pressure to support prince Of Wales' ascension to the throne in Parliament, King George, under the meticulous treatment of Willis, made a thorough recovery and returned to his subjects who still supported him.
Trump now, like King George at the time, acts crazy and cannot control himself, and is unwilling to admit the fact that he failed. However, Trump, who is as crazy as King George, does not have the final outcome of King George. While Trump has been reluctant to admit defeat and is organizing an election lawsuit to go to the Supreme Court to overturn the outcome, he himself knows it will be difficult to achieve. On November 29, local time, in an interview with Fox News, Trump was asked by the host "when will the election challenge be raised to the Supreme Court", and his answer was: "The problem is, it is difficult to fight the case to the Supreme Court." That is to say, it is difficult for him to overturn the election results and cannot continue to serve as us president for a second term.
The invincible Trump, in the end, was as crazy as King George, but he failed to return to power like King George.
(Source: Asia Pacific Daily APD News)