Trump supporters believe Election was stolen! Tucker Carlson reads series of tweets by Darryl Cooper
- 3 years ago
http://cpa-connecticut.com/barefootaccountant/36-tweets-by-darryl-cooper-aka-martyrmade-on-july-8-2021-on-why-trump-supporters-believe-the-2020-election-was-fraudulent/
http://www.cpa-connecticut.com/blog/?p=7404
Click the link above to read the 36 tweets and watch the video.
Tucker Carlson: "Well, the US presidential election took place a little over eight months ago and even now many people who voted for Donald Trump believed there was something fraudulent about the whole thing. Why do they think that? Well, they have reason to feel that way. Indisputably there was some misconduct at some polling places and vote counting stations and next week on this show we'll consider the evidence from Fulton County Georgia in some detail. It's worth knowing about it. But it wasn't just the way that votes were counted or the voting machines that shook people's faith in our democracy. It was the preceding four years in the way our ruling class behaved during those four years. Yesterday an historian and podcaster called Daryl Cooper wrote a remarkable series of tweets in which he tried to explain why so many Trump voters believe the last election was rigged. Really smart: he crystallized it. We'd like to read some of it now. Quote:"
http://www.cpa-connecticut.com/blog/?p=7404
Click the link above to read the 36 tweets and watch the video.
Tucker Carlson: "Well, the US presidential election took place a little over eight months ago and even now many people who voted for Donald Trump believed there was something fraudulent about the whole thing. Why do they think that? Well, they have reason to feel that way. Indisputably there was some misconduct at some polling places and vote counting stations and next week on this show we'll consider the evidence from Fulton County Georgia in some detail. It's worth knowing about it. But it wasn't just the way that votes were counted or the voting machines that shook people's faith in our democracy. It was the preceding four years in the way our ruling class behaved during those four years. Yesterday an historian and podcaster called Daryl Cooper wrote a remarkable series of tweets in which he tried to explain why so many Trump voters believe the last election was rigged. Really smart: he crystallized it. We'd like to read some of it now. Quote:"