>https://twitter.com/LLinWood/status/1331753058024517634
notable^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
more winning
Thanksgiving Eve News!
11th Circuit granted my Emergency Motion for Expedited Review of lawsuit challenging validity of GA election procedure.
We The People delivered a historic landslide win for
@realDonaldTrump
in GA & nationally.
We The People will not allow it be stolen.
6:14 PM · Nov 25, 2020·
notable
the guy who was elected twice is screaming racism because he knows there is a noose in his future.
anti-lynching law?
>This reminds me of the Book of Esther where Haman built the gallows to hang Mordecai, Esther's uncle, but they hanged Haman on the gallows that he had prepared for Mordecai. Then was the king's wrath pacified.
getting ahead of the story
https://twitter.com/cbsaustin/status/1331757635901792256
https://cbsaustin.com/news/nation-world/paper-shredding-drives-false-election-claims-in-georgia
https://news.yahoo.com/almost-everything-trump-said-republican-225257961.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=tw&tsrc=twtr
Almost everything Trump said at a Republican event in Pennsylvania about the election was a lie or a conspiracy theory
Sonam Sheth
Wed, November 25, 2020, 4:52 PM CST·5 min read
Here are some of his most noteworthy claims, and how they stack up with reality
What Trump said: "This was an election that we won easily. We won it by a lot. This election was rigged … we won all of these swing states by a lot."
Fact check: Biden won the election. He received over six million more votes than Trump and is projected to win 306 Electoral College votes, which is significantly more than the 270 electoral votes a candidate needs to clinch the presidency. He picked up almost every swing state, including Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, all of which Trump won in 2016. Biden also carried Arizona and Georgia, which a Democratic candidate had not won since 1996 and 1992, respectively.
What Trump said: "We have hundreds and hundreds of affidavits, of stories that are even worse than the stories I'm hearing. Why wouldn't they overturn an election — certainly overturn it in your state. Because we have other states that are just as bad."
Fact check: It's true that the Trump campaign and Republicans who support the president have filed lawsuits with hundreds of pages of affidavits. They also haven't won a single case so far. And over the weekend, the campaign lost its biggest election challenge, which sought to block Pennsylvania from certifying its election results, when a federal judge dismissed the case and said the Trump campaign was seeking to "disenfranchise" seven million Pennsylvania voters.
What Trump said: "All you had to do was take a look at the numbers at 10 o'clock in the evening when everybody thought the election was over, and then very weird things happened."
Fact check: It's true that as of 10 p.m. ET on election night, Trump was ahead after securing early victories in states like Florida and Texas. However, election experts widely expected that it would take at least a few days to get the final projected results given the unprecedented surge in mail-in voting this year and the fact that the general election took place amid a pandemic.
Moreover, it was expected that states who were allowed to process mail-in ballots before Election Day may see Biden with an early lead that Trump eventually caught up to, while those that were permitted to start counting mail-in ballots only after polls opened on November 3 might see Trump with an early lead that Biden eventually overtook.
What Trump said: "They got caught. Just like they got caught spying on my campaign. So, I really appreciate it, and the country appreciates it, and we have to turn the election over. All we need is to have some judge listen to it properly, without having a political opinion or having another kind of a problem."
Fact check: Multiple judges across the country have heard the Trump campaign's and Republicans' allegations related to the election. The president and his allies have filed nearly 40 legal challenges since the election and have won just one — and that victory did not materially change the results of the race.
When he said Democrats "got caught spying on my campaign," Trump was referring to a long-running Republican conspiracy theory that alleges the Obama administration secretly masterminded the FBI's investigation into Russian interference to undermine the Trump presidency, and that a cabal of senior FBI and Justice Department officials illegally surveilled the Trump campaign in 2016 as part of that effort.
The Justice Department inspector general investigated those claims and found no evidence to support them. Attorney General William Barr, one of Trump's most loyal allies, also oversaw a second, separate investigation into the matter, which ended last month without uncovering any evidence of a Democratic conspiracy against Trump. And another investigation that Barr opened into allegations related to Trump's claims, which accused the Obama administration of illegally "unmasking" former national security advisor Michael Flynn's names in intelligence reports, also wrapped up without criminal charges or a public report.