‘Biggest self own yet’: Trump trolled for accusing Biden of ‘violating the Constitution’ to win election

Trump's remarks come amidst his own legal battle with 91 charges against him, including his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election result
Donald Trump, amid his own legal battles, alleged that Joe Biden is 'violating' the Constitution to win an election  (@euanapolli/Instagram, Getty Images)
Donald Trump, amid his own legal battles, alleged that Joe Biden is 'violating' the Constitution to win an election (@euanapolli/Instagram, Getty Images)

CORALVILLE, IOWA: Former President Donald Trump has made baseless allegations against President Joe Biden, claiming that the latter is attempting to remain in power by violating the Constitution.

Addressing the crowd at a rally in Coralville, Iowa, on December 13, Trump said, "Crooked Joe Biden and the far-left lunatics are desperate to stop us by any means necessary. They're willing to violate the US Constitution at levels never seen before in order to win an election."



 

The former president's remarks come amidst his own legal battle with 91 charges against him, including his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.

This event also witnessed pastor Joel Tenney, a staunch Trump supporter, warning everyone that there will be "retribution" for people who "promoted evil" in the country after Trump becomes president.

Donald Trump accuses Joe Biden and Democrats of election interference

Trump, who continues to claim that he was the rightful winner in 2020, said the incumbent president and his party are trying to interfere in the election by weaponizing law enforcement due to their alleged underwhelming performance at the polls.

"They are weaponizing law enforcement for high-level election interference because they are just losing so badly at the polls," said Trump.

LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 03: Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden, his w
Donald Trump accused Joe Biden of 'election interference' by 'weaponizing law enforcement' (Getty Images)

Trump, who is eying the Oval Office for a second term in the 2024 elections, is still dominating the polls according to Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll.

The billionaire's accusations are not only contained to Biden and Democrats alone.

He also took personal jabs at his fellow Republican presidential contenders over their performance at the fourth GOP debate in Alabama on December 6.

Internet says Donald Trump is confessing his own mistakes

Social media users took the chance to dig out his calls to terminate the Constitution.

MONTOURSVILLE, PA - MAY 20: U.S. President Donald Trump tosses a hat into the crowd as he arrives fo
Donald Trump in 2022 called for the termination of the Constitution over his election failure in 2020 (Getty Images)

According to CNN, in December 2022, in a Truth Social post, the former President asked if the people were willing to denounce the 2020 presidential election result and "declare the RIGHTFUL WINNER" or "have a NEW ELECTION."

One user said, "That’s his biggest self own yet."



 

Another user remarked, "The same Constitution he once said to throw out?"



 

"Wait, Wait. The same Constitution you claimed you didn't swear an oath to? The very same Constitution you vowed to 'tear apart'. Oh yes, clearly you're really supportive of that Constitution," added a third user.



 

A fourth user said, "OMG he is telling us what he plans to do and that’s what he tried to do last time!"



 

"Of course he is. Because every accusation is a confession," stated one user.



 

Another reaction read, "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the biggest cheat of all?"



 

Many users alos shared funny memes mocking the former president. Here are some:



 



 



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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