Blanche oo difaacaya dacwadda DOJ ee joojinaysa ansixinta natiijada Senate-ka Alaska

Xeer-ilaaliyaha guud wuxuu diiday in dacwaddu u diyaarinayso Trump inuu ka horyimaado natiijada doorashada.

Xeer-ilaaliyaha guud ee Maraykanka Todd Blanche ayaa Axadda difaacay dacwadda Wasaaradda Cadaaladda ee doonaysa in Alaska laga joojiyo ansixinta natiijada doorashada Senate-ka haddii xildhibaanka Jamhuuriga ee hadda xilka haya uu guuldareysto, sida uu ku sheegay CNN.

Doodda CNN iyo diidmada Blanche

Markii Dana Bash ee CNN ku cadaadisay in dacwaddu u diyaarinayso Trump inuu ka horyimaado natiijada doorashada dhexe ee toddobaadka soo socda, Blanche wuu diiday. Wuxuu yiri: "We're not laying any groundwork for the president to do that." Wuxuu intaa ku daray: "President Trump is not trying to take over a state election in any way, shape, or form."

Dooddu way kululaatay markii Bash soo qaadatay hadalkii Blanche ee ku saabsanaa "doomsday" oo uu ku yiri weriyeyaal Virginia. Markii ay weydiisay in kiiska Alaska uu khatar u yahay inuu soo celiyo dhacdooyinkii ka dambeeyay doorashadii 2020 iyo weerarkii Jan. 6 ee Capitol-ka, Blanche wuxuu ku jawaabay: "Oh, you got to stop it with that. You are not being a real person. Come on, man," isagoo u tilmaamay soo jeedintaas mid "crazy" ah.

Labada Sullivan iyo sababta dacwadda

Wasaaradda Cadaaladda waxay ku andacoonaysaa in qaldanaanta suurtagalka ah ee ku saabsan musharixiinta magacyadoodu isku eg yihiin ay tahay sababta dacwadda, inkastoo qaar ka mid ah Dimuqraadiyiinta ay ku doodeen inay dhab ahaantii tahay isku day lagu faragelinayo habka dimuqraadiga. Musharax ku jira codbixinta Nov. 3 waa macalin dugsi oo hawlgab ah oo ka yimid Petersburg, oo lagu magacaabo Daniel J. Sullivan, magaciisuna aad ugu eg yahay xildhibaanka Jamhuuriga ee hadda, Dan Sullivan.

Jamhuurigu waxay ku eedeeyeen Daniel J. Sullivan inuu u tartamayo sidii qof codadka ka leexinaya xildhibaanka, laakiin Sullivan-ka kale wuxuu sheegay in go'aanka tartanka uu ahaa mid isaga u gaar ah, wuxuuna diiday in musharixnimadiisu ay ujeeddadeedu ahayd inay jahawareerto codbixiyayaasha ama ay codadka ka qaaddo tartanka adag ee Jamhuuriga Sullivan kula jiro Dimuqraadiga Mary Peltola, oo ahayd xildhibaan hore.

Dacwadda, maxkamadaha iyo mawqifka Trump

Dacwadda waxaa la gudbiyay Khamiista fiidkii maxkamad federaal oo ku taal Alaska, iyadoo iyadu sheeganeysa Xeerka Diiwaangelinta Codbixiyayaasha Qaranka, waxayna codsatay in ansixinta la joojiyo doorashada ka dib ilaa dowladdu baarto in codadka Daniel J. Sullivan run ahaantii loogu talagalay xildhibaanka. Maxkamad gobol iyo Maxkamadda Sare ee Alaska ayaa Daniel J. Sullivan ku sii haystay codbixinta, ka dib markii saraakiisha doorashada ee Jamhuuriga Alaska ay doonayeen in laga saaro isagoo lagu eedeeyay in musharixnimadiisu si ula kac ah u jahawareerinayso codbixiyayaasha.

Trump wuxuu Jimcaha sheegay inuu isagu amray kiiska: "I'm the one that said do it," ayuu u sheegay weriyeyaal Florida. Senator Lisa Murkowski, oo ah senator-ka kale ee Jamhuuriga Alaska oo taageeray dib-u-doorashada Sullivan, ayaa baraha bulshada ku sheegtay in gobolku horey u kala saaray musharixiinta iyo in wasaaraddu aanay ahayn inay dacweyso. Dacwadda waxaa saxeexay Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward.

The attorney general told CNN the case targets voter confusion over two Sullivans, while the president said in Florida that he was the one who said to do it.

U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday defended the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to stop Alaska from automatically certifying its Senate election results if the Republican incumbent loses, denying it is groundwork for President Trump to challenge the outcome.

Blanche denies the suit is groundwork for a challenge

Pressed by anchor Dana Bash on CNN's State of the Union about whether the suit was setting the stage for Trump to challenge next week's midterm results, Blanche said: "We're not laying any groundwork for the president to do that." He added: "President Trump is not trying to take over a state election in any way, shape, or form." The seat is seen as vital for Republicans seeking to keep Senate control through the second half of Trump's term.

A heated exchange over the 2020 aftermath

The interview grew heated when Bash raised Blanche's earlier "doomsday" remark to reporters in Virginia and asked whether the Alaska case risked repeating events after the 2020 election and the Jan. 6 Capitol attacks. Blanche replied: "Oh, you got to stop it with that. You are not being a real person. Come on, man," calling the suggestion "crazy." He said states have an obligation to avoid confusion in voters' minds.

Two Sullivans on the Nov. 3 ballot

The suit, filed late Thursday in federal court in Alaska, cites the National Voter Registration Act and asks that certification be blocked until the government investigates whether votes for Daniel J. Sullivan were intended for Sen. Dan Sullivan. Trump said Friday: "I'm the one that said do it." Sen. Lisa Murkowski said the state had already distinguished the candidates and the department should not have sued.