i live in a red state that voted overwhelmingly for Trump.

My R senator will vote for the infrastructure bill.

so i lit up all of his office phone numbers expressing my disgust with him doing this to not only his constituents, but Americans.

They will tell you that they don't know how he will vote, but if he was voting NO, they would tell you that. They always say they don't no when the Senator is voting the opposite of what he should.

Call your senators, even the ones voting against it…and see if their office staff tells you how they will vote..

I bet the ones who vote against it will tell you they are.

I had no trouble getting into local offices.

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CNN reporter tears into My Pillow millionaire Mike Lindell for his claim 2020 election was stolen in off-the-rails interview during which he offers the reporter a hug

My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell says he now has proof that votes cast for Donald Trump in the 2020 election were switched to votes for Joe Biden

But CNN investigative reporter Drew Griffin said he combed through Lindell's so-called proof and declared it 'complete nonsense'

He said screengrabs Lindell claims show voter fraud are just rudimentary metadata that proves nothing

He also says he spoke to officials in the 15 counties Lindell claims votes were switched and found out they use paper ballots so they cannot be hacked

Lindell is now offering anyone who can prove him wrong $5 million in an upcoming symposium

In the interview, he suggested Griffin attend the symposium to try to win the $5 million then asks if Griffin was worried about him and offers him a hug

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PUBLISHED: 02:08 EDT, 6 August 2021

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