For Those Who Still Insist That There Was Election Fraud

Arthur Brain

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That was no doubt just a small percentage of the fraudulent votes cast for her opponent.
She lost by the proverbial mile and you don't get to downplay the majority vote. She lost, plain and simple. Still, she's made plenty of dollars out of it all hasn't she?
 

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Thomas Liddy, the division chief for the Civil Services Division of the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office and a Republican, said in the letter that "no voter was disenfranchised because of the difficulty the county experienced with some of its printers.”
Republicans can say whatever they want in words that dismiss the issue, but the facts remain.
Um, @Stripe was pointing out that Thomas Liddy, the "Republican" @annabenedetti quoted as having said "no voter was disenfranchised because of the difficulty the county experienced with some of its printers," was, in saying that, dismissing the fact of election fraud and printer tampering that resulted in voter disenfranchisement. And, because of your hastiness and stupidity and addiction to displaying it, you just conceded @Stripe's point by saying "Exactly". Bravo, @User Name.🤣
 

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"Trump's inner circle at the end was … [Rudy] Giuliani, Sidney Powell, Lin Wood, Peter Navarro," Mulvaney tweeted. "Garbage in. Garbage out."

Mulvaney's comments come as the select committee investigating the Capitol riot holds its second day of televised hearings, during which new evidence was brought to light surrounding Donald Trump's failed efforts to overturn the election.

During the hearings, Bill Stepien, Trump's former campaign manager, revealed that Trump allies like Giuliani and Powell had fed the former president grandiose, yet baseless, stories of widespread voter fraud with which Trump could create a narrative that the election had been "stolen" by President Biden.

Mulvaney, a former U.S. representative, was once a staunch Trump backer. In February 2020, Mulvaney claimed it was "absolutely 100% true" that the deep state – a shadowy body of non-elected and influential conspirators – was plotting to undermine Trump's presidency. After Trump lost the 2020 election, Mulvaney predicted that the former president would concede "gracefully" and will "fight to make sure the results are fair."

Since then, Mulvaney, who stepped down in the wake of the Capitol riot, has become a vocal critic of Trump.

 
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