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So I see the Flynn network is saying that it’s all Trumps fault for the midterm election losses and accepting it as fact.
So that tells me it was rampant voter fraud 🤔.
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You are the real betrayal. @TuckerCarlson
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Replying to @DanTheZionist @VDHanson
@JDVance joined team Tucker Carlson and team woke Reich podcasters with one tweet.
GOOD RIDDANCE @VP
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What are the odds?
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Replying to @LauraLoomer
It’s all fraud, duh. Thank you @johnthune for not passing the save act.
I think the Learing center handled these fake numbers
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JD IS COUNTING ON MONEY FROM TUCKER WHEN HE RUNS IN 2028 FOR PRESIDENT
TUCKER, MTG, etc are all taking money from Muslim countries now 💵💵💵💵💵
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Replying to @KocialskiRober1
President Roosevelt's Democratic Party gained 9 House seats and 9 Senate seats during the Great Depression.
President Clinton's Democratic Party gained 5 House seats during his second term.
Following the September 11 attacks, President Bush's Republican Party gained 8 House seats and 2 Senate seats.
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Over did it with the independents. This steal is sloppier than 2020
The numbers are just weird.
Perhaps the Independent registered voters indicate the level of steal for that particular state.
North Carolina.
1Republican — 2,331,516, 29.5%
2Democrat — 2,347,533, 29.7%
3Independent — 3,171,535, 40.1%
Nevada.
1Republican — 574,087, 27.3%
2Democrat — 586,192, 27.9%
3Independent — 813,713, 38.7%
Arizona.
1Republican — 1,522,925, 34.8%
2Democrat — 1,239,489, 28.3%
3Independent — 1,527,483, 34.9%
Iowa.
1Republican — 717,165, 38.5%
2Independent — 582,922, 31.4%
3Democrat — 541,989, 29.2%
Georgia.
1Republican — 2,070,507, 27.3%
2Democrat — 3,327,446, 43.8%
3Independent — 2,192,685, 28.9%
Pennsylvania.
1Republican — 3,638,526, fourth. Democrat — 3,886,474, 42.9%
2Independent — 1,525,559, 16.9%
Michigan.
1Republican — 2,395,070, 30.0%
2Democrat — 4,253,598, 53.2%
3Independent — 1,347,592, 16.9%
Texas.
1Republican — 6,481,032, 36.2%
2Democrat — 8,703,800, 48.6%
3Independent — 2,720,995, 15.2%
Florida.
1Republican — 5,687,032, 41.5%
2Democrat — 4,146,172, 30.2%
3Independent — 331,548, 2.4%
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Replying to @SDsmosher @Rach_IC
So put the genocide @DNC crew back in for a tax hike . That should solve it
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President Trump's first post after the blue tsunami tells us what will happen.
@realDonaldTrump @PapiTrumpo @DanScavino @KevinRatello @thestoicplumber @truestormyjoe @SirCensorLot @RamboAndFrens @C_3C_3 @camhigby @nickshirleyy @Prolotario1 @PrometheanActn @PaulGoldEagle @spencerpratt @DcLidstone @KuwlShow
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The numbers are just weird.
Perhaps the Independent registered voters indicate the level of steal for that particular state.
North Carolina.
1Republican — 2,331,516, 29.5%
2Democrat — 2,347,533, 29.7%
3Independent — 3,171,535, 40.1%
Nevada.
1Republican — 574,087, 27.3%
2Democrat — 586,192, 27.9%
3Independent — 813,713, 38.7%
Arizona.
1Republican — 1,522,925, 34.8%
2Democrat — 1,239,489, 28.3%
3Independent — 1,527,483, 34.9%
Iowa.
1Republican — 717,165, 38.5%
2Independent — 582,922, 31.4%
3Democrat — 541,989, 29.2%
Georgia.
1Republican — 2,070,507, 27.3%
2Democrat — 3,327,446, 43.8%
3Independent — 2,192,685, 28.9%
Pennsylvania.
1Republican — 3,638,526, fourth. Democrat — 3,886,474, 42.9%
2Independent — 1,525,559, 16.9%
Michigan.
1Republican — 2,395,070, 30.0%
2Democrat — 4,253,598, 53.2%
3Independent — 1,347,592, 16.9%
Texas.
1Republican — 6,481,032, 36.2%
2Democrat — 8,703,800, 48.6%
3Independent — 2,720,995, 15.2%
Florida.
1Republican — 5,687,032, 41.5%
2Democrat — 4,146,172, 30.2%
3Independent — 331,548, 2.4%
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I agree! @realDonaldTrump
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Replying to @MyLordBebo
Was Trump on the ballot? Trump was ignored by @senategop for 2 years. IGNORED. So it’s Trumps fault ?
Replying to @PapiTrumpo @yoyonofukuoka
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Replying to @PapiTrumpo
Why does Michigan have the same registered voter makeup % wise as Texas,
And Iowa the same as ARIZONA??




















