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– February 11, 2022 –
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America
The Unselect Committee and Nancy Pelosi are completely out of control, harassing innocent people, seizing private phone and bank records, and using the Capitol Police to spy on members of Congress. The RINOs, who were recently given support by Mitch McConnell, are trying to give legitimacy to a totally illegitimate and Marxist exercise. All the real questions about January 6 are being ignored, like why they are hiding 14,000 hours of video footage, and why Nancy Pelosi left the Capitol completely unsecured and denied up to 20,000 National Guard troops as requested by me. They should be looking at the massive evidence of Voter Fraud, which continues to come out daily, and is why everyone was there in the first place. The Unselect Committee is a cover up of the real insurrection, which took place on Nov. 3rd!
– February 11, 2022 –
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America
Even more Voter Fraud was just discovered in Wisconsin. It shows the Election was Rigged and Stolen. A hearing this week revealed at least 50,000 illegal phantom votes were cast in the 2020 Presidential Election, which is more than twice the “victory” margin. Incredible problems were also uncovered within Wisconsin’s voter rolls, including an apartment building with 102 percent turnout rate (not possible), 113 ballots cast from an address where no one lives, 3,713 “voters” registered to U.S. Post Offices, and 625,000 dead people on Wisconsin’s voter rolls. In addition, 46,000 votes were cast on Nov. 3rd based on voter information that was never verified by the state. This is on top of massive ballot harvesting, rigged “indefinitely confined” votes, the Wisconsin Election Commission instructing election officials to break the law, Zuckerberg drop boxes, etc. So who in Wisconsin is leading the charge to decertify this fraudulent Election? It’s time for RINOs to step forward and save our Country!
– February 11, 2022 –
Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America
Yet another fake book, by a reporter who knows nothing about me, Maggot Haberman of the New York Times, is making up stories about my relationship with foreign leaders. She claims I speak with Kim Jong Un of North Korea, but not other world leaders. Wrong!
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President Trump was the best, even better than Reagan in getting good things done for people that work for a living (either color of collar). But the GOPe did everything to restrain both of them. The GOPe also despised both of them and their core supporters. At some point, voting for the repubs ONLY because they are the lesser of two evils has to end. In my 40 plus years of doing so, our situation in this country has only gotten worse.
Reporting on voter fraud is not partisan. Investigating what went wrong serves the purpose of restoring the integrity of elections which according to the NYT are the bedrock of democracy (2020 election of course).
A few comments:
1) Literally 5 whole days ago, Trump issued a statement claiming that the insurrection could have been avoided if “Nancy Pelosi heeded my recommendation to bring 10,000 Soldiers, or the National Guard, into the Capitol”. Today it’s 20,000. Now that’s inflation!
2) I don’t know about the Wisconsin voter fraud claims made by Trump, but my guess is that there is nothing to them. I say that simply based on his past record. A few days ago, he put out a similar screed about fraud in Arizona (with similar claims about dead people on the voter rolls, people no longer living at the address they registered at, and more than 100% turnout). It turns out (and this might come as a shock to some), every single one of his claims had been investigated and found to be complete BS. Sadly, there’s nothing new to this pattern. I have no idea if Trump just doesn’t understand the import of what he is saying (for example, the fact that there are dead people still on the rolls means nothing – the question is whether someone tried to vote in their name or not) or (more likely) he doesn’t care as long as it soothes his ego, and he can continue to believe that he wasn’t repudiated at the polls. The truth sometimes hurts, and some are just not mentally equipped to handle it.
So again I ask – where is the evidence? And why pay any attention to someone like Trump until they produce some?
3) Under the heading of “some things never change”, here is Trump making up yet another juvenile nickname for someone he claims has been mean to him. So we now have “Maggot” Haberman and “Old Crow” McConnell. Because nothing says classy (and presidential) like making up childish names for people. It’s practically the defining characteristic of an emotionally mature adult.
The proper response when responding to an argument that you don’t agree with is to provide a rational counterargument, not to call someone names. That is truly sad (and disappointing because I like to hear different viewpoints).
When I see something like this, I assume that the writer has no rational counterargument to provide and so I give the sentiments expressed their due weight accordingly.
“Maggot Haberman” LOL. TRUMPSTER :)
Eventually the truth will prevail. I just hope I’m still alive when that happens. He was the best president in my lifetime.
President Trump was the best, even better than Reagan in getting good things done for people that work for a living (either color of collar). But the GOPe did everything to restrain both of them. The GOPe also despised both of them and their core supporters. At some point, voting for the repubs ONLY because they are the lesser of two evils has to end. In my 40 plus years of doing so, our situation in this country has only gotten worse.
Reporting on voter fraud is not partisan. Investigating what went wrong serves the purpose of restoring the integrity of elections which according to the NYT are the bedrock of democracy (2020 election of course).
A few comments:
1) Literally 5 whole days ago, Trump issued a statement claiming that the insurrection could have been avoided if “Nancy Pelosi heeded my recommendation to bring 10,000 Soldiers, or the National Guard, into the Capitol”. Today it’s 20,000. Now that’s inflation!
2) I don’t know about the Wisconsin voter fraud claims made by Trump, but my guess is that there is nothing to them. I say that simply based on his past record. A few days ago, he put out a similar screed about fraud in Arizona (with similar claims about dead people on the voter rolls, people no longer living at the address they registered at, and more than 100% turnout). It turns out (and this might come as a shock to some), every single one of his claims had been investigated and found to be complete BS. Sadly, there’s nothing new to this pattern. I have no idea if Trump just doesn’t understand the import of what he is saying (for example, the fact that there are dead people still on the rolls means nothing – the question is whether someone tried to vote in their name or not) or (more likely) he doesn’t care as long as it soothes his ego, and he can continue to believe that he wasn’t repudiated at the polls. The truth sometimes hurts, and some are just not mentally equipped to handle it.
So again I ask – where is the evidence? And why pay any attention to someone like Trump until they produce some?
3) Under the heading of “some things never change”, here is Trump making up yet another juvenile nickname for someone he claims has been mean to him. So we now have “Maggot” Haberman and “Old Crow” McConnell. Because nothing says classy (and presidential) like making up childish names for people. It’s practically the defining characteristic of an emotionally mature adult.
Spoken like a true brain dead liberal! So sad!
The proper response when responding to an argument that you don’t agree with is to provide a rational counterargument, not to call someone names. That is truly sad (and disappointing because I like to hear different viewpoints).
When I see something like this, I assume that the writer has no rational counterargument to provide and so I give the sentiments expressed their due weight accordingly.
The Best is yet to come.
Libs are broken inside, I just ignore them and I’ll wait for their vaccine’s long term effects to take control. I’m a patient man.