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Politics : The Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: combjelly who wrote (214386)	10/11/2021 1:06:21 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 355840

Okay, well, you call it something else. An extreme leftist among the top wealthiest people in the country, contributed $426 million -- roughly the same amount of money the federal government did -- to steal the election. That money was used to unfairly advantage Democrats in six key counties within six swing states, and the result was that enough votes were moved to give the race to man who hid in his garage, didn't compete in debates, was never submitted to serious questioning, while the other guy was questioned hard and answered with his four years of success. We now know there are hundreds of thousands of ballots in the six states that were mishandled in one way or another, some missing, some unaccountable altogether. And that the $426 Million in funding included money used in Detroit to build barriers to required partisan observers, to build offices designed to funnel in voters of a certain partisan nature to the exclusion of those who were inclined to vote for Trump, all while a big tech consortium prevent Trump from having a voice. Yes, the election was stolen. Call it something else if you wish, but by any reasonable name, it was a theft.