Tina Peters, widely recognized as an icon of the movement to combat election fraud in the United States, visited the White House on Tuesday the 30th to meet with President Trump.

President Trump shared a photo of himself with Peters on Truth Social, stating, "'Free Tina!' has become a Republican rallying cry for the last two years. Tina Peters just visited the White House to thank me for getting her out of prison in Colorado."

President Trump explained, "She was imprisoned for uncovering election fraud, but instead of arresting those who committed the fraud, they arrested her! Authorities sentenced her to nine years, and she served two of those years, spending much of her time in solitary confinement alongside felons and murderers. Then, I moved the Republican Party to get her released."

Trump continued, "Tina is 70 years old and has battled serious cancer, but fortunately, she is now cancer-free. What she went through should never happen to anyone again. Think about it. She exposed the Democrats' misconduct, and they threw her in jail for 'election fraud.' They didn't want her out talking to the media. She knows well that voting machines are rigged, mail-in ballots are a disaster, and that our elections are extremely dangerous and corrupt—even though we need to be very wise and cautious at a time when the threat of communism looms!"

President Trump added, "It was an honor to have lunch with her," and noted, "I was lucky. My vote in 2024 was 'too big' to rig, but they tried. They couldn't do anything about it, but not everyone is in that position."

Peters' visit to the White House took place the day after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day could still be counted.

President Trump asserted that the Supreme Court's ruling highlights the necessity of passing the 'Save America Act.' The U.S. House of Representatives plans to include this bill in budget legislation this week, which would allow the Senate to pass it with a simple majority through the budget reconciliation process.

Meanwhile, during the 'Fraud-Fighter SUMMIT 2026' held in Las Vegas on Thursday the 18th, Peters met with Hwang Kyo-ahn, leader of the Freedom and Innovation Party. During their conversation, Peters promised to convey to President Trump Hwang’s request for immediate U.S. intervention regarding issues in South Korea.

No mention of South Korea appeared in any official statements from either President Trump or Peters. However, given the significant amount of time the two spent together, speculation persists that many topics were discussed that have not been made public.

It is understood that through Peters' visit to the White House, President Trump intended to emphasize the reality of election fraud and the importance of efforts to ensure election integrity.

U.S. NNP = Representative Reporter Sung Ku Hong / Special Report by NNP info@newsandpost.com