FASCISM=TODAYS GOP.

 

REMEMBERING TRUMP. PAST POSTS THAT REMIND US OF THE "REAL DONALD TRUMP.": IF YOU WON'T CHEAT FOR ME, THEN YOUR STATE VOTE TOTALS DON'T COUNT.

 

YAHOO NEWS.

''I just want to find 11,780 votes': Trump attacks Georgia officials as crucial runoffs approach. 

In other words, "the people of Georgia cannot be counted on to vote 

for me, so we need to take the choice away."

ATLANTA — Just two days before the Georgia runoffs that will determine the leadership

 of the Senate and one day before a rally on behalf of the Republican candidates, President 

Trump has continued to unload on the GOP officials leading the state.

In an extraordinary development, Trump attempted to cajole Republican Georgia Secretary 

of State Brad Raffensperger, according to the Washington Post, which published audio 

of their call on Sunday.

“So look. All I want to do is this. I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have,” Trump told Raffensperger, laying bare his overriding goal of overturning the November election.

President-elect Joe Biden won Georgia on Nov. 3, the first time the state had gone for a Democratic candidate since 1992. Despite three vote recounts, Trump has continued to insist that the voting was tainted, casting a wide range of allegations without any credible evidence to back up his assertions.

Trump continued to attack Raffensperger while addressing their call hours before the Post published the audio.“I spoke to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger yesterday about Fulton County and voter fraud in Georgia,” Trump tweeted. “He was unwilling, or unable, to answer questions such as the ‘ballots under table’ scam, ballot destruction, out of state ‘voters,’ dead voters, and more. He has no clue!”

“Respectfully, President Trump,” Raffensperger replied on 

Twitter, “What you're saying is not true. The truth will come out.”

RESPECT TRUMP? THAT'S AN OXYMORON.

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HOW DO YOU DEAL WITH SENATOR JOE MANCHIN? A SHORT MESSAGE.

What do you do when you have "Democrats" like Joe Manchin, Senator from West Virginia, who decide 

that their opinion alone should be the one that sets economic policy for all 50 states.

It would take Moral and Intellectual Courage, but if I was a Senate Democrat whose constituents would 

suffer because Manchin refused to compromise on the proposed budget, I would oppose anything that 

is beneficial to the people of West Virginia. No matter what committee I'm on, or what form that benefit 

would take, Economic, Social, Educational etc., if Manchin wants it, I'll try to block it.

Unfair? Really? Aren't your constituents just as important? Why would you aid someone who cares nothing for the people of your state? Perhaps you should ask the voters you represent what they think?