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Ladybbird · 27-03-24, 07:29

TRUMP Says HE Will Deploy Soldiers to Take Control of Polling Places

GOP Ripe For Unprecedented Collapse Due to The OUTRAGEOUS Actions of TRUMP & House Speaker Mike Johnson

'We must make America pray again': TRUMP hawks $60 Bibles to raise money amid cash crunch
MSNBBC 27 MAR 2024

The Trump campaign says it plans to change tactics from 2020 when Joe Biden beat the then-incumbent president by more than 7 million votes, and this time go on "offense" by having "soldiers" and "poll watchers" at polling places.

Despite the Trump campaigns' relentless claims of voter fraud, more than 60 court rulings found those claims to be unsupported by facts: there was no significant voter fraud.

Last year The Brookings Institution cited an extensive report from the right-wing Heritage Foundation, which found, for example, voter "fraud in Texas amounted to 0.000096% of all ballots cast."

US House in CHAOS as MORE Republicans Planning to QUIT

U.S. Speaker of the House Smarmy Mike Johnson

House Republicans who are planning to quit before the end of their terms could hand over control of the House to Democrats before elections take place, according to a Fox News reporter in a series of posts to X this Monday.

"Control of the House has never changed in the middle of a Congress. But if it’s going to happen, the 118th Congress is as ripe for that possibility," wrote Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram.

"House Republicans face chaos in their conference. Members who planned to retire next January are now ditching Capitol Hill early. The House is an acrimonious place with yet another move afoot to dethrone the Speaker," Pergram wrote, adding that some Republicans are "angling to get out as soon as they can" so they can land a "big payday in the private sector."

As Salon points out, New York GOP Rep. Claudia Tenney echoed those concerns during an interview with Fox News on this Monday.

“We can get a special election. It’s a very safe Republican seat. We’ll add to our majority. We don’t have the other special [election] to fill Kevin McCarthy’s seat until April 30th. And we’re perilous. We could end up being– having a Speaker Hakeem Jeffries in the interim here while we’re waiting for special elections,” Tenney said.

“Personally, if you’re going to make a commitment to the people that elect you, that you’re going to serve for two years unless you have a really good reason not to serve, then why would you do that? And aren’t we team Republican?” she added.

Pergram noted that "Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., resigned last Friday. Buck hit the door after refusing to vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wisc., also refused to impeach Mayorkas. Gallagher initially planned to stay until January."

"But now the Wisconsin Republican departs on April 19. That’s immediately after the date which mandates a special election in Wisconsin. But since Gallagher checks out in mid-April, the seat remains empty until after the election," Pergram wrote.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,753 Thanks: 27,668 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	TRUMP to Deploy Soldiers at Polling Places & SELLS Bibles to Raise $$ TRUMP Says HE Will Deploy Soldiers to Take Control of Polling Places GOP Ripe For Unprecedented Collapse Due to The OUTRAGEOUS Actions of TRUMP & House Speaker Mike Johnson 'We must make America pray again': TRUMP hawks $60 Bibles to raise money amid cash crunch MSNBBC 27 MAR 2024 The Trump campaign says it plans to change tactics from 2020 when Joe Biden beat the then-incumbent president by more than 7 million votes, and this time go on "offense" by having "soldiers" and "poll watchers" at polling places. Despite the Trump campaigns' relentless claims of voter fraud, more than 60 court rulings found those claims to be unsupported by facts: there was no significant voter fraud. Last year The Brookings Institution cited an extensive report from the right-wing Heritage Foundation, which found, for example, voter "fraud in Texas amounted to 0.000096% of all ballots cast." US House in CHAOS as MORE Republicans Planning to QUIT U.S. Speaker of the House Smarmy Mike Johnson House Republicans who are planning to quit before the end of their terms could hand over control of the House to Democrats before elections take place, according to a Fox News reporter in a series of posts to X this Monday. "Control of the House has never changed in the middle of a Congress. But if it’s going to happen, the 118th Congress is as ripe for that possibility," wrote Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram. "House Republicans face chaos in their conference. Members who planned to retire next January are now ditching Capitol Hill early. The House is an acrimonious place with yet another move afoot to dethrone the Speaker," Pergram wrote, adding that some Republicans are "angling to get out as soon as they can" so they can land a "big payday in the private sector." As Salon points out, New York GOP Rep. Claudia Tenney echoed those concerns during an interview with Fox News on this Monday. “We can get a special election. It’s a very safe Republican seat. We’ll add to our majority. We don’t have the other special [election] to fill Kevin McCarthy’s seat until April 30th. And we’re perilous. We could end up being– having a Speaker Hakeem Jeffries in the interim here while we’re waiting for special elections,” Tenney said. “Personally, if you’re going to make a commitment to the people that elect you, that you’re going to serve for two years unless you have a really good reason not to serve, then why would you do that? And aren’t we team Republican?” she added. Pergram noted that "Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., resigned last Friday. Buck hit the door after refusing to vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Rep. Mike Gallagher, R-Wisc., also refused to impeach Mayorkas. Gallagher initially planned to stay until January." "But now the Wisconsin Republican departs on April 19. That’s immediately after the date which mandates a special election in Wisconsin. But since Gallagher checks out in mid-April, the seat remains empty until after the election," Pergram wrote.