I FOUND THE ELECTION FRAUD/also, Republicans are telling voters they are responsible for passing the COVID bill.

What a lot of people don’t realize is every Republican 

who says there was massive election fraud REALLY believes there

was fraud in the last election and they are correct.

There was fraud in THEIR America.


Sometimes you have to drop a large rock on my

head but I finally realized why many Trump supporters 

insist there was serious fraud in the2020 election

- a  whole bunch of black and brown people voted!


To many Republicans the mere fact that people in

the inner cities actually voted

IS SERIOUS FRAUD!


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Tanking Credit Where it Isn't Due

According to many Republicans about to run 

for office THEY are responsible for the COVID bill 

sending people $1,400, extending unemployment

payments, and funding local police and firemen.  


It isn’t any surprise that politicians are taking credit

for something they opposed.


The GOP totally opposed the Biden COVID bill 

but Republicans know many voters are so stupid they won't 

notice that their Senators and Representatives voted 100%

AGAINST giving them the emergency aid.


Comments

Uluru said…
The Economist, no fan of Trump, reported that the GOP cut into the previously largely monolithic Democrat leanings by 8% for blacks and 9% for Hispanics, compared with 2016. If that is correct, then I wonder if you are being facetious or if you are reading GOP-affiliated websites/newscasts that confirm your "revelation"?

The then less-biased mainstream press found that a lot of dead folks in Chicago voted Kennedy into the White House [much to Jack and Bobby's later regret at the hands of assassins], and that Dubya actually won Florida, but by fewer votes than the original tally. The current belief by many in the GOP that there was widespread fraud has been refuted in a couple of states that did recounts, but will not be put to rest for the hard-core believers unless recounts are done in Pennsylvania and Georgia.

Uluru
March 15, 2021 at 1:27 AM
siliconsamurai said…
I thought it was pretty obvious I was pointing out that if you are
a Trump racist then any election which permits blacks or Hispanics
to vote in large numbers is, by their definition, fraudulent.

That, of course, is seeing through the blinders of people who
hate without reason.

It is difficult and even painful to try to see the world through
their eyes but if we don't try then we can't fight against
that world view.

I found it interesting that more than one surveys show that the closer
people are to the southern border the LESS likely they are to
be afraid of those horrible Mexicans. I believe that explains why
so many racist organizations are now found in northern states
past the Great Lakes where the people seldom encounter any minorities.
March 16, 2021 at 3:49 PM
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