This is not a conspiracy. These are things that have happened. THAT MAKES THEM FACTS.
The real "Big Lie" is that the 2020 election was free and fair, when it was marred by rule changes, censorship, and political violence.
www.breitbart.com
At the same time, I noted, the 2020 presidential election violated internationally accepted criteria for a free and fair election. “Voters were denied the ‘absolute’ right to a secret ballot [through flawed vote-by-mail systems].
They were denied ‘equal opportunity of access to the media, particularly the mass communications media, in order to put forward their political views.’ They were denied ‘security with respect to their lives and property.’ And they were denied “freedom of movement, assembly, association and expression.’
Someone tell me that did not happen.
Maybe we should bring back the fairness doctrine.
We should not do what Democrats did after 2016, and spend four years chasing conspiracy theories.
In 2016 Trump claimed that 3-5 million illegals vote, That too was a lie.
How many was it?
Trump ordered a commission to find the evidence.. The commission was disbanded for lack of evidence.
So, you don't know?
Trump has been claiming elections are rigged for years. He's been claiming since the 1970s that the system is rigged against him. LOLOL Why on earth would you believe anything he says?
you made a claim that a certain number was a lie. To make that claim, you have to have some idea what the real number was.
So, what was it?
Or have you just been talking shit?
The "real" number is significantly lower. In 15 years working at a California registrars office I have had exactly two non citizens that voted. One was a young dreamer who was not aware of their immigration status another was a Canadian on a visa. There is not a pandemic of non citizens voting.
Are you seriously claiming, that a former real estate tycoon, does not have a firm grasp of the information and experiences that the staff of a registrars office has?
Seriously?!!
Trump didn't know how government works. We saw that clearly throughout his presidency but mostly his mishandling of the pandemic.
We saw that with his birther claims and his claim that Ted Cruz father was part of the JFK assassination. Trump is mentally ill.
Origins of the claims
Conspiracy theories about Obama's religion appeared at least as early as his 2004 U.S. Senate campaign in a press release by Illinois political candidate
Andy Martin,
[38] and, according to a
Los Angeles Times editorial, as Internet rumors.
[39]
From the start of March 2008, rumors that Obama was born in Kenya before being flown to Hawaii were spread on conservative websites, with the suggestion that this would disqualify Obama from the presidency.
[40] In April of that year, some supporters of Hillary Clinton circulated anonymous chain emails repeating the same rumor;
[41] among them was an Iowa campaign volunteer, who was fired when the story emerged.
[42][43] These and numerous other chain e-mails during the subsequent presidential election circulated false rumors about Obama's origin, religion, and birth certificate.
[44][45]
On June 9, 2008,
Jim Geraghty of the conservative website
National Review Online suggested that Obama release his birth certificate.
[46][47] Geraghty wrote that releasing his birth certificate could debunk several false rumors circulating on the Internet, namely: that his middle name was originally Muhammad rather than Hussein; that his mother had originally named him "Barry" rather than "Barack"; and that Barack Obama Sr. was not his biological father, as well as the rumor that Barack Obama was not a natural-born citizen.
[47][48][49]
In August 2008,
Philip J. Berg, a former member of the Democratic State Committee of Pennsylvania, brought
an unsuccessful lawsuit against Obama, which alleged "that Obama was born in Mombasa, Kenya."
[50][51]
In October 2008, an
NPR article referred to "Kenyan-born" Senator Barack Obama.
[52] Also that month, anonymous e-mails circulated claiming that the
Associated Press (AP) had reported Obama was "Kenyan-Born".
[53] The claims were based on an AP story that had appeared five years earlier in a Kenyan publication,
The Standard.
[53][54] The rumor-checking website
Snopes.com found that the headline and lead-in sentence describing Obama as born in Kenya and misspelling his first name had been added by the Kenyan newspaper, and did not appear in the story issued by the AP or in any other contemporary newspaper that picked up the AP story.
[53][55]
In 2012, the far-right website
Breitbart published a copy of a promotional booklet that Obama's literary agency, Acton & Dystel, printed in 1991 (and later posted to their website, in a biography in place until April 2007) which misidentified Obama's birthplace and states that Obama was "born in Kenya and raised in Indonesia and Hawaii". When this was posted by Breitbart, the booklet's editor said that this incorrect information had been her mistake, not based on anything provided to her agency by Obama.
[56]
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