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Donald Trump calls for termination of the US Constitution in social media post | Oneindia News*News

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Donald Trump calls for termination of the US Constitution in social media post | Oneindia News*News

Donald Trump calls for termination of the US Constitution in social media post | Oneindia News*News

In a social media post, former US president Donald Trump called for the termination of the Constitution, terming the 2020 election a ‘massive fraud’.

This comes weeks after Democrats retained control of the Senate.

#DonaldTrump #USConstitution #Republican


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