The Associated Press's Julie Pace has filed a story this morning that is being echoed throughout the Leftisphere, accusing President Trump of lying about the election results.
The method and intent is obvious-- judge for yourself:
Trump Undercuts Bipartisan Effort with Voter Fraud Claim
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Even as President Donald Trump starts reaching out to lawmakers and business and union leaders to sell his policies, he's still making false claims about election fraud.
During a bipartisan reception with lawmakers at the White House Monday evening, Trump claimed the reason he'd lost the popular vote to his Democratic rival was that 3 million to 5 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally had voted. That's according to a Democratic aide familiar with the exchange who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the private meeting.
There is no evidence to support Trump's claim.
The assertion appeared to be part of a developing pattern for Trump and his new administration in which falsehoods overshadow outreach efforts.
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6 comments:
Melowese Richardson
"There is no evidence to support Trump's claim."
and there's no evidence he made the claim...
We haven't seen Julie on Fox News lately, have we?
Maybe she can't compose herself long enough to do a panel.
Here's a fact, Obama encouraged illegal aliens to vote in the election and told them there would be no consequences. SO... it's not to hard to believe there was illegal voting by illegal aliens especially in the border states.
I think an audit would be a great idea and should be done on a regular basis. You could do it during the years with a national election and rotate the states based on which ones also have senate elections.
If anyone on this blog believes there is not massive voter fraud, you have been asleep for far too long. The dead, double/triple/quadruple voting, illegals, no voter I.D.'s, stolen ballots, more votes than people, not ONE vote for a Republican and on and on...Truth, what a concept.
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