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January 07, 2022
One mistake Trump made in 2020
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Hindsight is 20/20 so all we can do now is learn the lessons from the Democrat steal of the 2020 election. We now know that Marc Zuckerberg and his wife spent $420 million, funneled through a couple of phony AstroTurf groups, to train, pay, and send out activists to work the polling places, go into the counting rooms for absentee ballots, and conduct vote harvesting in nursing homes and homeless shelters.
Now, thousands of people, teenagers, housewives, empty-nesters, retirees, anyone who wants to contribute toward honest elections are volunteering to man voting precincts, counting rooms and to be observers. This is why the Republicans won the state raced in Virginia in December. The RNC, learning the lessons from 2020, and the Glen Younkin campaign, put time and money into recruiting volunteers. They also had a staff of experienced election lawyers on call for any report of voter fraud.
If we mobilize on the grassroots level, in every precinct in every state, we will check the radical fraudsters. They got away with their felonies in a vacuum. We can’t let it happen ever again.
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