Trump supporters and conspiracy theory - Part 2

[Rick Plant]

Donnie is a joke. If you don't do what he demands he will put out a rambling childish statement attacking you.   

Trump is trying to get evangelicals to hate Brian Kemp — but it isn't working



After Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) refused to help Trump overthrow the 2020 election, the former president has been on the warpath. He began with an endorsement of Kemp's rival, former Sen. David Perdue (R-GA), who lost his 2020 race amid a slew of accusations about corruption.

Since then, Trump has hosted rallies, with a demand people oust Kemp. According to Bloomberg News, however, it isn't working when it comes to evangelical voters.

“Brian Kemp is a turncoat, a coward, and a complete and total disaster,” said Trump in a March rally. “Before we can defeat the Democrats, socialists and communists … we first have to defeat the RINO sellouts and the losers in the primaries this spring." A RINO refers to a "Republican in name only."

“I endorsed Brian Kemp, unfortunately, in 2018 — I feel so badly but look you can’t have them all. He was losing, I endorsed him and he won big, how about that? And he wouldn’t do a damn thing about the election fraud,” Trump said, referring to his demand for Kemp to "find 11,780 votes."

Bloomberg explained that despite Trump's favor with the evangelical community, he's having a hard time turning them to oppose Kemp and support Perdue.

"The division among evangelical voters — who make up nearly a third of Georgia’s Republican electorate and half of its primary voters — highlights a key problem facing Trump nationwide as he backs candidates loyal to him and targets incumbents he says failed to endorse his unfounded claims of voter fraud in his loss to President Joe Biden," the report said. "For many voters, there are more issues in the 2022 campaign than who won in 2020."

Kemp has been successful in banning abortion after a heartbeat is detected and he refused to close churches during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"Most evangelicals do feel strongly that Brian Kemp has delivered very well,” said Faith and Freedom chief Tim Head “I think there is very, very strong support for Brian Kemp in his current capacity. In the primary and in the general election I would say they’ll be Kemp voters in 2022 and Trump voters in 2024."

Perdue got polite applause at their candidate forum while Kemp got two standing ovations.

Read the full report at Bloomberg News.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-13/trump-fails-to-turn-evangelicals-against-gop-governor-he-scorns

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The real voter fraud came from Donnie's own former chief of staff. Meadows will be in jail for voter fraud.   

Mark Meadows removed from NC voter rolls after he's caught voting in Virginia



Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows will no longer be allowed to vote in North Carolina after he was caught voting in Virginia.

The Asheville Citizen-Times first reported that the former Trump aide had been removed from Macon County voter rolls by Board of Elections Director Melanie Thibault.

"What I found was that he was also registered in the state of Virginia. And he voted in a 2021 election. The last election he voted in Macon County was in 2020," she told the paper.

North Carolina state law requires voters to be removed from the rolls if they vote in another state.

"If a person goes into another state, county, municipality, precinct, ward, or other election district, or into the District of Columbia, and while there exercises the right of a citizen by voting in an election, that person shall be considered to have lost residence in that State, county, municipality, precinct, ward, or other election district from which that person removed," the law states.

Meadows' wife Debra remains on the voter rolls in Macon County.

The couple came under scrutiny after it was reported that they claimed to live at a small Scaly Mountain home with a rusted roof. Meadows was never seen at the address.

https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/2022/04/13/mark-meadows-removed-nc-voter-roll-amid-voter-fraud-investigation/7290257001/


'Prosecute him’: MSNBC's Claire McCaskill demands voter fraud charges against Mark Meadows



Former Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) called for former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to be prosecuted for voter fraud.

McCaskill was interviewed by MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace after the North Carolina State Board of Elections confirmed Meadows had been removed from the voter rolls in North Carolina.

"The State Bureau of Investigation is investigating the registration, spokesperson Anjanette Grube said. The office of Attorney General Josh Stein, a Democrat, requested the probe last month following reports that the former North Carolina Republican congressman and Trump staffer had registered using an address he never lived at," NBC News reported.

McCaskill was stunned by the report.

"He registered at a double-wide trailer he never stepped foot in. It is fraud," declared McCaskill, a former prosecutor.

"You can't register to vote in a place you've never stepped foot," she explained. "His wife signed him up for a double-wide trailer — he was chief of staff for the president of the United States!"

"Prosecute him," she demanded. "Put him in jail."

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Trump ‘cajoled, groomed and directed’ MAGA rioters: Lawyer for Jan. 6 defendant



Attorney Sam Shamansky explained on MSNBC on Wednesday why he argued in court that his client was seeking Trump's approval on Jan. 6.

"If the president is giving you almost an order to do something, I felt obligated to do that," Shamansky, who is representing Dustin Thompson argued. He added that his client "strong male figures" in his life and Trump filled that void.

Shamansky explained his argument to MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes.

"You've got this president, this gangster, imploring a crowd of people whom he's groomed over the last year with his associates to help him with his desperate, last-ditch effort to overturn the results of a lawful election," Shamansky said.

"Imagine that you've been used and abused and left out to dry, what other conclusion would you embrace, right? I mean it's sickening what's happened to these people, who would've otherwise had no business coming to Washington, D.C. and certainly wouldn't have stormed the Capitol in this fashion and behaved in such a lawful and disgusting manner," he explained. "So it's not hard, at least for my perspective, to understand how vulnerable, unsophisticated — politically speaking — people who have been fed this diet of BS would behave in accordance with their president's wishes and that clearly impacts one's mental state, which as you well know, is an issue with this trial and every trial."

He added that the Capitol rioters "were cajoled, groomed and directed, period."

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Trump admits he pressured Bill Barr to take the fall for his coup: 'You have to get impeached, maybe'



Donald Trump on Wednesday complained that Attorney General Bill Barr refused to get impeached for trying to help him overturn the 2020 election.

Trump began by complaining about investigations into his family company and self-coup attempt, but veered off to attack his own Cabinet official after warning of revolt if the investigations continue.

"I just don't think the people of this country are going to take it," he said. "Look, we also had a chance, but Bill Barr, the attorney general, didn't want to be impeached."

"He didn't want to get impeached. How do you not get impeached? You just sit back and relax and wait out for your term to end — and that's what he did. And it was a sad thing and a sad day for our country," he said.

"But you know what, had Bill Barr the courage, a lot of this could have been taken care of," Trump argued.

"I said, 'Look, get impeached. I went up at lot in the polls when I got impeached. You have to get impeached, maybe.' But he was so afraid of getting impeached he refused to do his job," Trump said.

Here's what Trump told Hannity he instructed Bill Barr to do:

"I said, 'Look, get impeached. I went up at lot in the polls when I got impeached. You have to get impeached, maybe.'"

Watch: https://twitter.com/i/status/1514430895683371010

[Rick Plant]

Would a real billionaire need to spam and scam his supporters out of $75? Donnie is a grifter and needs money from his suckers.

Trump now selling fans $75 autographed photo of himself on the golf course

Donald Trump has found a new way to make money from his followers.

As noted by reporter Olivia Nuzzi, Trump sent out a fundraising message to his supporters that offered them the chance to own an autographed photo of himself supposedly making a hole-in-one while playing golf last month.

"Friend, many people are asking, and yes, it's true," the message began. "While playing golf with some of the greatest golfers in our country, I made a hole-in-one."

Trump then shifts from bragging about his alleging athletic triumph to hitting up his fans for money.

"Friend, I just released one of my favorite photos of me golfing and I want YOU to have it," the twice-impeached former one-term president wrote. "I even SIGNED it for you.... Contribute $75 or more TODAY to claim your Trump Golf Photo signed by your favorite President."



https://twitter.com/Olivianuzzi/status/1514387397349285889

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Stephen Miller admitted to Trump’s coup attempt — here’s why it matters: MSNBC's Ari Melber



As former Donald Trump senior advisor Stephen Miller testifies before the House Select Committee Investigating the Jan. 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol, MSNBC's chief legal correspondent broke down why Miller's public statements following Trump's 2020 presidential campaign defeat matter.

Ari Melber reported that Stephen Miller ended the Trump administration "openly, talking up a plot to steal the election with fraudulent electors."

"This all began and was actually seeping out in little ways into the public days before the insurrection. That's when Stephen Miller began one the first confessions of the tactics that would amount to a thwarted coup," he explained. "So at the time it might have sounded like more puffery and rhetoric from this ship of fools that was going down a legal ocean, but in fact I bring it back up tonight because, well, Stephen Miller is under a lot of pressure tonight and the fact is he was actually admitting specific tactics then — days before January 6th — about their plot to overthrow democracy."

Melber played a clip of Miller discussing a plot for "alternative electors" during a Dec. 14, 2020 appearance on Fox News.

"What Miller admitted there matters. It shows how far he would go for Trump and it was not until many months later we learned how serious that fraudulent electors plot was," Melber noted.

Melber went on to play a second clip of Miller, this time talking to Lou Dobbs on Fox Business, urging tens of millions of ballots being tossed out.

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Trump's 'word vomit' praise of Putin show he's 'spiraled down' mentally: Alexander Vindman



Donald Trump appears to be in mental decline, the former director for European affairs on his National Security Council explained on Thursday.

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman (US Army, retired) made his comments on MSNBC after Trump bragged about his friendship with Vladimir Putin during an interview on Fox News with Sean Hannity.

MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace played a clip of Trump's appearance and asked Vindman for his analysis.

"Honestly, it was word vomit, is what we heard, what that clip showed," Vindman said. "It's shocking that he didn't have the intellect, the intelligence to have the self-preservation to criticize somebody that the vast majority of the American public despises and identifies as a barbarian, as a war criminal. So, I mean, he's always been his own worst enemy and he continues to do so now."

Vindman then directly questioned Trump's mental fitness.

"I think he's incapable of leading, he was incapable of leading while in government, and I think he's devolved. I guess my question is, 'Does he have the faculties?' As bad as he was in the first Trump administration, he seems to have spiraled down. I don't know if that's, you know — if age or whatever it is, that it's getting to him now, that he's really incapable of piecing together coherent thoughts," he explained.

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