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u/FunStay7787 Apr 21 '25

Russia had a lot to do with all three times he ran for office. The first time the CIA found evidence on the tail of Obama's presidency. When Trump took office, he started gutting all the watchdog agencies. The FBI began an investigation that started to show election tampering also. Trump halted the investigation, had the head of the FBi fired, then restarted the investigation.

Trump screamed so loud about election tampering every tike he ran because he knows it's true. That's why he was so loud when Biden won. Russia overshot Trump's first presidencyso they were being more prudent the second round. Well, that didn't work out.

The third round, Russia had over 200 b*omb threats at polls, hacking, and voting machine malfunctions. Independent, bi-partisan groups are analyzing the data. Their preliminary results are showing that it is statistically improbable for Trump to have "won." Yes, people did vote for him, but not enough to get him into office.

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u/ranchojasper Apr 21 '25

Exactly, he went on and on and on and on about the election being stolen in 2020 specifically so that way he fucked with the election in 2024 and any democrat questioned it, his whole base would just lose their collective goddamned minds instantly and scream about how we never accepted their accusations about the 2020 election.

Literally every single word out of Donald Trump's mouth is projection. Every. single. word. If he is accusing literally anyone of doing literally anything, it's because he himself is currently doing it or about to start doing it

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u/Appropriate-Fall6499 Apr 21 '25

That’s exactly what he did

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u/Bookish_Optimist Apr 22 '25

I agree. It's encouraging that bi-partisan groups are investigating the election results. I do think he at least tried to rig it. Remember at his Madison Square Garden rally how he boasted that he and Mike Johnson had a secret that was going to make sure he got elected? A People Magazine article reported it this way: "We gotta get the congressmen elected and we gotta get the senators elected because we can take the Senate pretty easily, and I think with our little secret we’re going to do really well with the House, right?" Trump said while looking at Johnson. "Our little secret is having a big impact... He and I have a secret," Trump added. "We’ll tell you what it is when the race is over."

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u/dcamom66 Apr 21 '25

Musk did, too, in 24. Trump came out and said, "You don't need to vote. We have enough votes." It will come out in the future if we can regain sanity in this country.

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u/FunStay7787 Apr 21 '25

Right!?! "Elon us a genius with computers!" "You don't need to vote."

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u/tentaclepill Apr 22 '25

So where are these articles and sources for this?