Recording of Trump urging Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to overturn the results of the election.
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That shit is Impeachable on Multiple accounts. Telling him to recalculate, you’re a Republican, you would look for Doing it, you have a election coming on Tuesday( to remind him to Do Trump bidding)
The subsequent movie from the whole Trump situation from start to finish should be directed and produced by the Zucker Brothers oh, you know the ones that created airplane and Naked Gun 1, 2 1/2 and 3 and 1/3
Fam, it's enough content for comedies, drama, mini series, porn (true events no parody needed), action, spy, mystery, horror, documentaries... Bruh, for at least the next 30 years... And shidddd, they can't even make the endings yet... It might be a whole other level leading up to Jan 20 AND when he's out... B/t NY getting him to him selling/providing top secret information to Russia and China according to his former atty Cohen because it wasn't no secret his top advisers were all in with foreign intelligence.
I am honestly loving watching the fall of America. I know this is my home and I also fought in the military, but for centuries America has done black people and any race other than white people wrong
I've watched it, I've been a victim of it. I am a victim simply by being born on American soil rather than African land. They stole my ancestors and any attempts that they made to succeed what's Thwarted by law
No one was arrested for the Black Wall Street Massacre. Police freely kill black people in the streets and have for decades and the only thing that brought light to it was the invention of camera phones oh, only then could white people see that we weren't making this shit up , and even then most of them don't care because it didn't affect them
They fear black people. That isn't an opinion that is fact. But the funniest part of the fall of America is that America was done in by white people. From Trump, to the Unabomber the majority of the death and destruction and vile corruption and this nation was done by white people
I don't believe you reap what you sow. I don't believe in karma. If Karma existed white supremacy would not. But, seeing the chickens come home to roost... and knowing they can't blame a black person for it like they have for many of the crimes in America
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I feel you on that, but I look at it, more specifically, the fall of white privilege and entitlement.
Trump ain't shyt, but blasting cats in the FBI, Judges, Government officials, etc that got in their positions, fking over many blacks folks, only cause they were white and certainly not as qualified as our own brothers and sisters is poetic justice imo.
Some of these cats ain't never been disrespected during their white privilege come up and need to hear that you ain't about shyt told to them, even in the wrong context.
Take Brian Kemp, Trump is saying you know you got in as a governor by corruption disenfranchising voting because you were the SOS and that's how the current SOS got in as your replacement and my help to support the corruption, but you both ain't gonna help me now? Well, I will call you both the pos you are including, but not limited to the GBI, GA Judges, etc... You are all pieces of shyt too lol.
On this pandemic note, yes Trump allowed this to get out of hand and the idiots that voted for him, as I don't wish death on no one, but with all these people dying they had to have been many white businesses owners and prime properties owners gone, especially these Jews with all this prime property in cites like New York making millions upon billions... Nearly wiped out, having to start over... now it's time for us to come in and get some of these properties and start our own businesses where the competition has literally died out to try to even this playing field.
That's why Mitch is so against us getting this $2,000 bc he knows some of us will flip that into $2 million while some white folks ain't got no skill or hustle except for their whiteness.
Trump ain't shyt, but blasting cats in the FBI, Judges, Government officials, etc that got in their positions, fking over many blacks folks, only cause they were white and certainly not as qualified as our own brothers and sisters is poetic justice imo.
Some of these cats ain't never been disrespected during their white privilege come up and need to hear that you ain't about shyt told to them, even in the wrong context.
Take Brian Kemp, Trump is saying you know you got in as a governor by corruption disenfranchising voting because you were the SOS and that's how the current SOS got in as your replacement and my help to support the corruption, but you both ain't gonna help me now? Well, I will call you both the pos you are including, but not limited to the GBI, GA Judges, etc... You are all pieces of shyt too lol.
On this pandemic note, yes Trump allowed this to get out of hand and the idiots that voted for him, as I don't wish death on no one, but with all these people dying they had to have been many white businesses owners and prime properties owners gone, especially these Jews with all this prime property in cites like New York making millions upon billions... Nearly wiped out, having to start over... now it's time for us to come in and get some of these properties and start our own businesses where the competition has literally died out to try to even this playing field.
That's why Mitch is so against us getting this $2,000 bc he knows some of us will flip that into $2 million while some white folks ain't got no skill or hustle except for their whiteness.
I really think "that" is in the works... Don't think they are gonna let that clown out with all the US's " secrets...
I just don't understand how he isn't behind bars yet. This country is amazing 
The reason is because it's a country of white privilege, people don't want to face it but this nations entire history is white privilege.I just don't understand how he isn't behind bars yet. This country is amazing
Even President Obama couldn't escape it.
Yea but i don't think thats it. Of course Obama could not get away with this. But there are plenty of whites who hate Trump. So hes just being protected for some strange reason....The reason is because it's a country of white privilege, people don't want to face it but this nations entire history is white privilege.
Even President Obama couldn't escape it.
The secrets Trump holds against them must be life or death secrets... They won't roll on his ass even if he was gonna kill their kids...
Enablers? Is that what we call traitors now?
Until there is a structure in place to punish them for their actions they are legally just enablers. 45 further broke an already broken system.
It could be possibly Thursday before it is official.
Yup
Nah, he's just a hostage taker.
He took the whole party from ALL the republican leaders. Without followers (which are now his) a politician is finished.
They know it's a full-fledged cult situation and they either go along or get put out. That simple.
Don't believe it? Just look at Fox News now.
Trump is on some "Game of Thrones shit............."
yup this is some “take him out back and whack him” type stuff.
pure mafia move right here, it’s not even about politics at this point this is just gangster movement.
Raffensperger calls Trump 'just plain wrong' after election call
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Georgia's top election official Brad Raffensperger has called President Donald Trump's false claims that he won the state in 2020 "just plain wrong".
Mr Raffensperger's comment came after Mr Trump pressured him in a phone call to "find" votes proving his win.
Criticism of Mr Trump's call has been widespread, with some claiming that it amounts to illegal vote tampering.
Republicans fear that the call could undermine their efforts to win two Senate races in Georgia on Tuesday.
If Republicans win both Georgia senate seats in the run-off election, they will retain control of the Senate. If their candidates lose, Democrats will control the Senate, House of Representatives and White House.
"He did most of the talking. We did most of the listening," Mr Raffensperger told ABC News on Monday. "But I did want to make my points that the data that he has is just plain wrong," he said, describing what he told the president's team during the hour-long call on Saturday.
"He had hundreds and hundreds of people he said that were dead that voted. We found two, that's an example of just - he has bad data," he added.
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image captionBrad Raffensperger previously warned that debunked claims about voting fraud were "hurting our state"
'I just want to find 11,780 votes'
In Saturday's phone call, Mr Trump can be heard alternately cajoling and pressuring Georgia's secretary of state to "recalculate" the vote tally.
"I just want to find 11,780 votes," he said. The number would have given him a total of 2,473,634 votes in the state, one more than Democratic President-elect Joe Biden, who received 2,473,633 votes.
He also accused Mr Raffensperger - a fellow Republican - of shredding ballots and engaging in criminal acts that cost Mr Trump the election. He called the disproven allegations "a criminal offence," adding that it presents "a big risk to you".
Mr Raffensperger responded by pointing out that Mr Trump's campaign has lost several legal challenges in court, saying: "The challenge you have, Mr President, is that the data you have is wrong."
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What has reaction been?
Vice-president-elect Kamala Harris, who was in Georgia on Sunday to campaign for the Democratic senate candidates, called Mr Trump's call "a bold abuse of power".
Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, a Democrat, said Mr Trump was "unhinged and dangerous" and that his call to Mr Raffensperger merited "nothing less than a criminal investigation".
Georgia's Republican Lt Governor added to the criticism on Monday, telling CNN: "I am 100% certified to tell you that it was inappropriate. And it certainly did not help the situation."
"It was based on misinformation," continued Geoff Duncan, whose boss Governor Brad Kemp has faced calls from Mr Trump to resign. "It was based on, you know, all types of theories that have been debunked and disproved over the course of the last 10 weeks."
Will it impact Tuesday's election?
The Senate run-offs in Georgia have drawn national attention.
On Monday, Mr Trump, Mr Biden and Vice-president Mike Pence are all holding rallies in the state on behalf of their chosen candidates ahead of Tuesday's vote.
It comes as nearly 3 million Georgia voters - around half of those that voted in the November general election - have already cast their ballots.
Republican Georgia Senator David Perdue, who is fighting to hold his seat in Tuesday's race, has sided with the president.
"To have a statewide elected official, regardless of party, tape without disclosing a conversation - private conversation - with the president of the United States, and then leaking it to the press is disgusting," he told Fox News.
He also dismissed claims of wrongdoing by Mr Trump, saying: "I didn't hear anything in that tape that the president hasn't already said for weeks now since the November election."
Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff said the call was "a direct attack on our democracy," and accused Mr Perdue and fellow Republican Senate candidate Kelly Loeffler of failing to defend "Georgia voters from that kind of assault".
Raphael Warnock, who is also running as a Democrat, called upon Senator Loeffler to "speak out against these unsubstantiated claims of fraud, defend Georgia's elections, and to put Georgia ahead of herself".
During a campaign appearance on Monday, Mrs Loeffler refused to respond to a question about the phone call, instead telling reporters: "My sole focus is on tomorrow's election."
"I am focused on that exclusively because this affects every single Georgian," she added.
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media captionDonald Trump: "I just want to find 11,780 votes"
Georgia's top election official Brad Raffensperger has called President Donald Trump's false claims that he won the state in 2020 "just plain wrong".
Mr Raffensperger's comment came after Mr Trump pressured him in a phone call to "find" votes proving his win.
Criticism of Mr Trump's call has been widespread, with some claiming that it amounts to illegal vote tampering.
Republicans fear that the call could undermine their efforts to win two Senate races in Georgia on Tuesday.
If Republicans win both Georgia senate seats in the run-off election, they will retain control of the Senate. If their candidates lose, Democrats will control the Senate, House of Representatives and White House.
"He did most of the talking. We did most of the listening," Mr Raffensperger told ABC News on Monday. "But I did want to make my points that the data that he has is just plain wrong," he said, describing what he told the president's team during the hour-long call on Saturday.
"He had hundreds and hundreds of people he said that were dead that voted. We found two, that's an example of just - he has bad data," he added.
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image captionBrad Raffensperger previously warned that debunked claims about voting fraud were "hurting our state"
'I just want to find 11,780 votes'
In Saturday's phone call, Mr Trump can be heard alternately cajoling and pressuring Georgia's secretary of state to "recalculate" the vote tally.
"I just want to find 11,780 votes," he said. The number would have given him a total of 2,473,634 votes in the state, one more than Democratic President-elect Joe Biden, who received 2,473,633 votes.
He also accused Mr Raffensperger - a fellow Republican - of shredding ballots and engaging in criminal acts that cost Mr Trump the election. He called the disproven allegations "a criminal offence," adding that it presents "a big risk to you".
Mr Raffensperger responded by pointing out that Mr Trump's campaign has lost several legal challenges in court, saying: "The challenge you have, Mr President, is that the data you have is wrong."
media captionWhat's in store for US President-elect Biden in 2021? Senior North America reporter Anthony Zurcher looks ahead
What has reaction been?
Vice-president-elect Kamala Harris, who was in Georgia on Sunday to campaign for the Democratic senate candidates, called Mr Trump's call "a bold abuse of power".
Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin, a Democrat, said Mr Trump was "unhinged and dangerous" and that his call to Mr Raffensperger merited "nothing less than a criminal investigation".
Georgia's Republican Lt Governor added to the criticism on Monday, telling CNN: "I am 100% certified to tell you that it was inappropriate. And it certainly did not help the situation."
"It was based on misinformation," continued Geoff Duncan, whose boss Governor Brad Kemp has faced calls from Mr Trump to resign. "It was based on, you know, all types of theories that have been debunked and disproved over the course of the last 10 weeks."
Will it impact Tuesday's election?
The Senate run-offs in Georgia have drawn national attention.
On Monday, Mr Trump, Mr Biden and Vice-president Mike Pence are all holding rallies in the state on behalf of their chosen candidates ahead of Tuesday's vote.
It comes as nearly 3 million Georgia voters - around half of those that voted in the November general election - have already cast their ballots.
Republican Georgia Senator David Perdue, who is fighting to hold his seat in Tuesday's race, has sided with the president.
"To have a statewide elected official, regardless of party, tape without disclosing a conversation - private conversation - with the president of the United States, and then leaking it to the press is disgusting," he told Fox News.
He also dismissed claims of wrongdoing by Mr Trump, saying: "I didn't hear anything in that tape that the president hasn't already said for weeks now since the November election."
Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff said the call was "a direct attack on our democracy," and accused Mr Perdue and fellow Republican Senate candidate Kelly Loeffler of failing to defend "Georgia voters from that kind of assault".
Raphael Warnock, who is also running as a Democrat, called upon Senator Loeffler to "speak out against these unsubstantiated claims of fraud, defend Georgia's elections, and to put Georgia ahead of herself".
During a campaign appearance on Monday, Mrs Loeffler refused to respond to a question about the phone call, instead telling reporters: "My sole focus is on tomorrow's election."
"I am focused on that exclusively because this affects every single Georgian," she added.
Raffensperger calls Trump 'just plain wrong' after election call
Georgia's top election official says Trump cited "bad data" when he asked him to "find" more votes.
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Georgia election: Donald Trump's phone call fact-checked
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US President Donald Trump spent more than an hour on the phone to election officials in Georgia, as he continues to try to overturn the result in the state.
He made a number of accusations of fraud for which he did not provide evidence.
We've fact-checked some of his claims.
Claim 1: 'So dead people voted. And I think the number is close to 5,000 people [in Georgia].'
President Trump and his supporters have repeatedly claimed thousands of votes were cast in states across the country, using the identities of people who had died.
But Georgia's top election official, Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, rejected the president's assertion, saying there were just two confirmed cases of votes attributed to dead people.
The president's lawyer Cleta Mitchell, also on the call, responded to this by suggesting they had details of dead people voting.
"There is a universe of people who have the same name and same birth year and died," she told Mr Raffensperger.
However, our previous investigation into a list of "10,000 dead voters" in Michigan found this approach seriously flawed.
Cross-referencing lists of deaths across the US and voters in a particular state produces thousands of matches - with the same name and birth year - both dead and alive.
Our study in Michigan produced a large number of matches even when the month of birth was included.
And we also contacted a sample of these "dead voters" and found them very much alive.
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image captionMr Trump told Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger: "I just want to find 11,780 votes"
Claim 2: '[There] were thousands and thousands of ballots in a box that was not an official or a sealed box.'
The president is referring to a video taken at a counting facility at the State Farm Arena, in Fulton County, Georgia, suggesting it reveals fraudulent activity by election workers.
The footage shows officials returning to their counting areas and a container with ballots being pulled out from under a table
"When they came back," Mr Trump said in his phone call, "they didn't go to their station.
"They went to the apron wrapped around the table, under which were thousands and thousands of ballots in a box that was not an official or a sealed box."
Election officials have previously responded to this accusation, saying the footage shows normal practice.
Gabriel Sterling, the voting system implementation manager in Georgia, tweeted state investigators who had watched the whole video had found nothing untoward.
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image captionGeorgia's voting systems manager Gabriel Sterling has pushed back against the president's claims
An official investigation found "the entire security footage revealed there were no mystery ballots that were brought in from an unknown location and hidden under tables as has been reported by some".
Fulton County elections director Richard Barron said workers "put those ballot bins under their workspace because it's the most convenient place to put those things".
And state authorities said there was nothing unofficial about the boxes containing the ballots.
Claim 3: 'They ran out because of a water-main break. And there was no water main, there was nothing. There was no break.'
Mr Trump is referring to a pause in the counting at the same location in Fulton County.
At the time, election officers issued a press statement saying a water leak had affected a room where absentee ballots were being tabulated.
An official investigation later clarified "what was initially reported as a water leak... was actually a urinal that had overflowed".
The report said this had not affected the counting of votes by Fulton County which resumed later that evening.
President Trump also said when election workers had returned "there were no Republican poll watchers - actually, there were no Democrat poll watchers".
This is true - but the official investigation found they had been neither asked to leave nor prevented from returning.
Frances Watson, chief investigator for the Georgia secretary of state, said: "Nobody gave them any advice on what they should do.
"And it was still open for them or the public to come back in to view at whatever time they wanted to."
Claim 4: 'You had out-of-state voters - they voted in Georgia but they were from out of state - of 4,925.'
Ryan Germany, a lawyer representing Georgia's secretary of state's office during the call, has rejected this claim.
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"Every one we've been through are people that lived in Georgia, moved to a different state but then moved back to Georgia legitimately," he said.
The numbers given by Mr Trump's team regarding these supposed out-of-state voters were "not accurate", Mr Germany added.
Speaking ahead of Tuesday's Senate run-off election in Georgia, Mr Raffensperger said "qualified Georgians and only Georgians are allowed to vote in our elections" and out-of-state voters would not be tolerated.
And he warned anyone attempting to game the system: "We will find you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law."
Claim 5: "They're shredding ballots. And you should look at that very carefully. Because that's so illegal."
The president mentioned what he said was the alleged shredding of "thousands" of "corrupt" ballot papers, implying that evidence of what he believes was voting malpractice had been deliberately destroyed.
In November, some social media posts claimed to show shredding companies destroying what were said to be ballot papers.
An investigation into the shredding of papers in Georgia's Cobb County concluded that it was part of a "routine clean-up operation" and the documents disposed of were not actual votes "relevant to the election or the re-tally".
These were old mailing labels and other papers with voter information, old e-mails and duplicate absentee ballot forms.
Claim 6: "We have not gone through your Dominion [voting machines], so we can't give them blessing. I mean, in other states, we think we found tremendous corruption with Dominion machines..."
The president has made various allegations about widespread electronic voting fraud in several swing states.
He claims that the Dominion voting systems, which are widely used across the US, including in Georgia, led to millions of Trump votes being flipped to his rival Joe Biden.
But there is no evidence of this in Georgia or anywhere else, and several lawsuits regarding the claims have been rejected by courts.
Dominion Voting Systems have denied their machines were in any way compromised.
The allegations were widely covered by some right-wing US news networks, but Fox News and Newsmax have since had to issue corrections stating that there is no evidence that the machines manipulated votes in the election.
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media captionDonald Trump: "I just want to find 11,780 votes"
US President Donald Trump spent more than an hour on the phone to election officials in Georgia, as he continues to try to overturn the result in the state.
He made a number of accusations of fraud for which he did not provide evidence.
We've fact-checked some of his claims.
Claim 1: 'So dead people voted. And I think the number is close to 5,000 people [in Georgia].'
President Trump and his supporters have repeatedly claimed thousands of votes were cast in states across the country, using the identities of people who had died.
But Georgia's top election official, Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, rejected the president's assertion, saying there were just two confirmed cases of votes attributed to dead people.
The president's lawyer Cleta Mitchell, also on the call, responded to this by suggesting they had details of dead people voting.
"There is a universe of people who have the same name and same birth year and died," she told Mr Raffensperger.
However, our previous investigation into a list of "10,000 dead voters" in Michigan found this approach seriously flawed.
Cross-referencing lists of deaths across the US and voters in a particular state produces thousands of matches - with the same name and birth year - both dead and alive.
Our study in Michigan produced a large number of matches even when the month of birth was included.
And we also contacted a sample of these "dead voters" and found them very much alive.
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image captionMr Trump told Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger: "I just want to find 11,780 votes"
Claim 2: '[There] were thousands and thousands of ballots in a box that was not an official or a sealed box.'
The president is referring to a video taken at a counting facility at the State Farm Arena, in Fulton County, Georgia, suggesting it reveals fraudulent activity by election workers.
The footage shows officials returning to their counting areas and a container with ballots being pulled out from under a table
"When they came back," Mr Trump said in his phone call, "they didn't go to their station.
"They went to the apron wrapped around the table, under which were thousands and thousands of ballots in a box that was not an official or a sealed box."
Election officials have previously responded to this accusation, saying the footage shows normal practice.
Gabriel Sterling, the voting system implementation manager in Georgia, tweeted state investigators who had watched the whole video had found nothing untoward.
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image captionGeorgia's voting systems manager Gabriel Sterling has pushed back against the president's claims
An official investigation found "the entire security footage revealed there were no mystery ballots that were brought in from an unknown location and hidden under tables as has been reported by some".
Fulton County elections director Richard Barron said workers "put those ballot bins under their workspace because it's the most convenient place to put those things".
And state authorities said there was nothing unofficial about the boxes containing the ballots.
Claim 3: 'They ran out because of a water-main break. And there was no water main, there was nothing. There was no break.'
Mr Trump is referring to a pause in the counting at the same location in Fulton County.
At the time, election officers issued a press statement saying a water leak had affected a room where absentee ballots were being tabulated.
An official investigation later clarified "what was initially reported as a water leak... was actually a urinal that had overflowed".
The report said this had not affected the counting of votes by Fulton County which resumed later that evening.
President Trump also said when election workers had returned "there were no Republican poll watchers - actually, there were no Democrat poll watchers".
This is true - but the official investigation found they had been neither asked to leave nor prevented from returning.
Frances Watson, chief investigator for the Georgia secretary of state, said: "Nobody gave them any advice on what they should do.
"And it was still open for them or the public to come back in to view at whatever time they wanted to."
Claim 4: 'You had out-of-state voters - they voted in Georgia but they were from out of state - of 4,925.'
Ryan Germany, a lawyer representing Georgia's secretary of state's office during the call, has rejected this claim.
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"Every one we've been through are people that lived in Georgia, moved to a different state but then moved back to Georgia legitimately," he said.
The numbers given by Mr Trump's team regarding these supposed out-of-state voters were "not accurate", Mr Germany added.
Speaking ahead of Tuesday's Senate run-off election in Georgia, Mr Raffensperger said "qualified Georgians and only Georgians are allowed to vote in our elections" and out-of-state voters would not be tolerated.
And he warned anyone attempting to game the system: "We will find you and we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law."
Claim 5: "They're shredding ballots. And you should look at that very carefully. Because that's so illegal."
The president mentioned what he said was the alleged shredding of "thousands" of "corrupt" ballot papers, implying that evidence of what he believes was voting malpractice had been deliberately destroyed.
In November, some social media posts claimed to show shredding companies destroying what were said to be ballot papers.
An investigation into the shredding of papers in Georgia's Cobb County concluded that it was part of a "routine clean-up operation" and the documents disposed of were not actual votes "relevant to the election or the re-tally".
These were old mailing labels and other papers with voter information, old e-mails and duplicate absentee ballot forms.
Claim 6: "We have not gone through your Dominion [voting machines], so we can't give them blessing. I mean, in other states, we think we found tremendous corruption with Dominion machines..."
The president has made various allegations about widespread electronic voting fraud in several swing states.
He claims that the Dominion voting systems, which are widely used across the US, including in Georgia, led to millions of Trump votes being flipped to his rival Joe Biden.
But there is no evidence of this in Georgia or anywhere else, and several lawsuits regarding the claims have been rejected by courts.
Dominion Voting Systems have denied their machines were in any way compromised.
The allegations were widely covered by some right-wing US news networks, but Fox News and Newsmax have since had to issue corrections stating that there is no evidence that the machines manipulated votes in the election.
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The president made a string of claims in a phone call with officials in Georgia as he disputes the state's election result.
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I don’t give a shit. It is 2021.
we know. thanks.
And the rest of the conservative movement?
So we're supposed to be cool with Raffensperger now?
After this Mother Fucker spent months with Brian Kemp suppressing the Black Vote?
All the way up to this phone call?
FUCK THAT SHIT!
Let all these Racist Fucks eat out one another.
Yeah I am at that point.....I keep reminding people that I’m glad he standing up to Trump but he is still a Georgia Republican. They was trying to Purge and Stacey Abrams sister stop that bullshit immediately so let’s see what happens tomorrow.
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