'Stop The Stupid': GOP Lawmaker Pleads With Trump To Drop E******n **es
Dec 1, 2020 19:03:30 #
A Republican House member from Michigan launched his own hashtag trend Sunday, pleading with President Donald Trump to “stop the stupid” and drop his bogus attempts to overturn the e******n.
“Oh my God,” Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) tweeted about Trump’s latest false allegations, similar to the ones he’s been repeating without evidence since he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.
“Please for the sake of our Nation please drop these argument without evidence of factual basis,” Mitchell wrote.
Mary Papenfuss·Trends Reporter, HuffPost
Mon, November 30, 2020, 5:42 AM MST
A Republican House member from Michigan launched his own hashtag trend Sunday, pleading with President Donald Trump to “stop the stupid” and drop his bogus attempts to overturn the e******n.
“Oh my God,” Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) tweeted about Trump’s latest false allegations, similar to the ones he’s been repeating without evidence since he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.
“Please for the sake of our Nation please drop these argument without evidence of factual basis,” Mitchell wrote.
Mitchell was responding to Trump’s Sunday evening tweet: “We have some big things happening in our various litigations on the E******n h**x,” Trump wrote, adding: “Everybody knows it was R****d.”
Mitchell earlier this month urged Trump acknowledge his loss and “deal with it” — for the “good of the nation.”
As with nearly everything Trump now tweets about the e******n, Twitter marked his new claim as “disputed.”
Trump and his campaign have lost dozens of lawsuits challenging e******n results. A perturbed federal judge in Philadelphia — appointed by the president — last week slapped down one of the suits as “without merit” or evidence.
Many responding to Mitchell on Twitter praised his comment to Trump. He also got a shout-out from attorney George Conway, the never-Trump husband of former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
But others considered the criticism too-little, too-late.
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/paul-mitchell-trump-stop-the-stupid-124206643.html
“Oh my God,” Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) tweeted about Trump’s latest false allegations, similar to the ones he’s been repeating without evidence since he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.
“Please for the sake of our Nation please drop these argument without evidence of factual basis,” Mitchell wrote.
Mary Papenfuss·Trends Reporter, HuffPost
Mon, November 30, 2020, 5:42 AM MST
A Republican House member from Michigan launched his own hashtag trend Sunday, pleading with President Donald Trump to “stop the stupid” and drop his bogus attempts to overturn the e******n.
“Oh my God,” Rep. Paul Mitchell (R-Mich.) tweeted about Trump’s latest false allegations, similar to the ones he’s been repeating without evidence since he lost to President-elect Joe Biden.
“Please for the sake of our Nation please drop these argument without evidence of factual basis,” Mitchell wrote.
Mitchell was responding to Trump’s Sunday evening tweet: “We have some big things happening in our various litigations on the E******n h**x,” Trump wrote, adding: “Everybody knows it was R****d.”
Mitchell earlier this month urged Trump acknowledge his loss and “deal with it” — for the “good of the nation.”
As with nearly everything Trump now tweets about the e******n, Twitter marked his new claim as “disputed.”
Trump and his campaign have lost dozens of lawsuits challenging e******n results. A perturbed federal judge in Philadelphia — appointed by the president — last week slapped down one of the suits as “without merit” or evidence.
Many responding to Mitchell on Twitter praised his comment to Trump. He also got a shout-out from attorney George Conway, the never-Trump husband of former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
But others considered the criticism too-little, too-late.
https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/paul-mitchell-trump-stop-the-stupid-124206643.html
Dec 1, 2020 19:58:27 #
You can shout "no evidence of v***r f***d" from every mountain top. Won't make it go away. The evidence exists and needs to be investigated.
Dec 1, 2020 20:02:51 #
Grugore wrote:
You can shout "no evidence of v***r f***d" from every mountain top. Won't make it go away. The evidence exists and needs to be investigated.
THE SAD PART IS THERE'S 70 MILLION GULLIBLE CULT PEOPLE NICE JOB FOX AND THE RIGHT-WING PROPAGANDA MACHINE
Dec 1, 2020 20:05:40 #
Grugore wrote:
You can shout "no evidence of v***r f***d" from every mountain top. Won't make it go away. The evidence exists and needs to be investigated.
Funny that all of Trumps lawyers have produced no evidence in the 35+ cases they have lost so far.
Billy Barr has even told the DOJ there's no evidence of fraud.
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