Trump Repeatedly Slips Up And Acknowledges His Loss During Georgia Rally

“I think they say that if you win Florida and if you win Ohio, in history you’ve never lost an election. This has got to be the first time,” Trump said at the start of his speech despite repeatedly refusing to concede since the election was called for Biden nearly a month ago.

Apparently recognizing his mistake, Trump immediately added, “But the truth is they were right. We’ve never lost an election, we’re winning this election,” despite Democrat Joe Biden’s clear victory.

At the rally – held for Sens. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) and David Perdue (R-Ga.), who are both competing to keep their seats in the Jan. 5 runoff – Trump also tacitly acknowledged Kamala Harris as vice president-elect.

“At stake in this election is control of the U.S. Senate… the voters in Georgia will determine which party runs every committee,” Trump stated, despite the fact that Democrats, who currently have 48 seats, only have a shot at the majority because Harris will be the tiebreaker.

Much of Trump’s speech – which was teased by one of his advisers as being filled with effusive praise for Loeffler and Perdue – was devoted to relitigating the presidential election and making false claims of fraud.

“I thought we would easily win,” Trump said, adding that he’s “probably worked harder in the last three weeks” than he has in his life, despite having mostly empty schedules and devoting his time to pressuring officials to overturn the results of the election.