Donald Trump was fuming when the European Union tried to pull off election interference

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The global elites are trying to pull every trick in the book to stop Trump from winning in November. 

But now they are taking it to a totally new level.

And Donald Trump was fuming when the European Union tried to pull off election interference.

Trump Against the Elites

One of the best qualities Donald Trump had as President of the United States is the fact that he was a thorn in the side of the global elite. 

Before Trump ran to be President, he was well within the inner circles of the world’s elite. 

But that all changed when he started running for President in 2015.

Elites were horrified at Trump’s message on the campaign trail because he was voicing the concerns of everyday Americans.

We all witnessed their efforts to silence Trump in 2016, which obviously didn’t work as he was elected President of the United States.

But ever since he took office in January of 2017, the elites have been trying to hamper Trump’s ability to represent Middle America in every way they can.

Some believe collusion between the media and leadership among the Washington, D.C. bureaucracy led to Trump’s loss in 2020. 

But whatever people speculate happened in 2020, no one can deny the fact that some of the most powerful leaders in the world are pulling out all the tricks to stop Trump from winning this November.

Election interference by the European Commissioner?

And if you need proof of their attempts to stop Trump from becoming President of the United States for a second time, just see what European Commissioner Thierry Breton tried to pull off.

Breton tried to use his power as European Commissioner to stop the Trump Twitter interview with Elon Musk. 

Breton personally wrote a letter to Elon Musk and the CEO of Twitter on the morning of the interview to threaten the company with possible legal action if they proceeded with giving Trump a platform. 

“I am writing to you in the context of recent events in the United Kingdom and in relation to the planned broadcast on your platform X of a live conversation between a US presidential candidate and yourself, which will also be accessible to users in the EU,” the letter read. “We are monitoring the potential risks in the EU associated with the dissemination of content that may incite violence, hate and racism in conjunction with major political – or societal – events around the world, including debates and interviews in the context of elections.  I therefore urge you to promptly ensure the effectiveness of your systems and to report measures taken to my team.” 

Thankfully, Elon Musk and Twitter didn’t cave and still interviewed Trump, which has turned out to be the biggest social media interview of all-time. 

But some still wanted to give Europeans a piece of their mind for trying to block Trump from speaking to hundreds of millions of voters. 

Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee relayed a message on Twitter to Breton that we can all agree with. 

“Go to hell,” he wrote.

Patriot Political will keep you up-to-date on any developments to this ongoing story.

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