Today's propaganda effort was devoted to assuring American citizens that our national elections are, in fact, almost unimaginably corrupted. This is being done, by members of the new leader's team, for two reasons. The first is because their boss lost the popular vote and, because he is an unstable and easily infuriated little man-child, will tolerate no explanation other than invisible foul play. The second is as propaganda effort; the white nationalist elements of Trump's staffers and cabinet have a plan to widely roll back the rights of non-white voters in this nation.
If that requires falsely telling Americans that their own election system has been, all this time, so corrupt that they were foolish to ever trust the results, then that is what a traitor to his nation Stephen Miller will appear on television to do.
During a tense interview Sunday on ABC's This Week, host George Stephanopolous asked Miller to provide evidence of voter fraud after Trump falsely alleged last week that he would have won New Hampshire during the election if "thousands of people hadn't been bused in to illegally vote." “Anyone who’s worked in New Hampshire politics is aware of this," Miller said, who insisted that the White House has provided "enormous evidence" of voter fraud, citing the “massive numbers of non-citizens in this country who are registered to vote.”
The White House has provided no evidence of voter fraud whatsoever. It is a lie. The White House pointed to studies which showed no such thing. The White House claimed that somehow thousands of invisible people travelled on invisible buses to out-of-state polling places where compliant polling workers for some reason allowed them all to vote despite their names not being on the rolls to begin with and that even as "three to five million" similarly nation-breaking scams flooded over the country on election day, not one official anywhere in America was able to discover the scheme or catch even so much as one person involved with it.
"For the record, you have provided zero evidence that the president was the victim of massive voter fraud in New Hampshire," Stephanopoulos said at the end of the interview. "You have provided zero evidence of the president's claim that he would have won the popular vote if 3-to-5 million illegal immigrants hadn't voted. Zero evidence for either one of those claims.
Congratulations Stephen Miller- on representing me this morning on the various Sunday morning shows. Great job! ---Popular Vote Loser
