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Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale said he planned to capitalize on baseless fears about mass voter fraud
Trump news - live: President posts ‘most important’ 46-minute speech filled with false voter fraud claims
Democracy survived 2020 but we must keep fighting disinformation - "Barr gave us a defining moment. It's time to shine sunlight on disinformation and start building a shared reality based on our common love of country."
That's Trump's attorney general.
"Coming from the same official who embraced past untruths about the Mueller investigation, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Michael Flynn case, mail-in voting and more, this is a defining development in the saga of the 2020 election."
Opinion | The MAGA Revolution Devours Its Own - The New York Times
Seems like Trump depends on his underlings for strategic thinking, like here.
- President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale told Fox News that the Trump campaign planned to capitalize on baseless fears about "rampant voter fraud" in the 2020 election.
- Parscale claimed that he devised a plan to have "lawyers everywhere" monitoring polling places across the country and somehow preventing voter fraud on Election Day.
- "If it's not going to be rampant, everyone's going to think it's rampant," Parscale said he told his team about potential voter fraud.
- Parscale said his plan to closely monitor voter fraud fell apart after he was ousted from the campaign.
Trump news - live: President posts ‘most important’ 46-minute speech filled with false voter fraud claims
Democracy survived 2020 but we must keep fighting disinformation - "Barr gave us a defining moment. It's time to shine sunlight on disinformation and start building a shared reality based on our common love of country."
That's Trump's attorney general.
"Coming from the same official who embraced past untruths about the Mueller investigation, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Michael Flynn case, mail-in voting and more, this is a defining development in the saga of the 2020 election."
Opinion | The MAGA Revolution Devours Its Own - The New York Times
Since Trump’s defeat, the MAGA revolution has begun devouring its own. As it does, some conservatives are discovering the downsides of having a president who spreads malicious conspiracy theories, subverts faith in democracy and turns the denial of reality into a loyalty test. As the internet meme goes, people voted for the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party, and now the leopards are turning on them.
Historically the American left, more than the right, was known for circular firing squads and excommunications. By turning the Republican Party into a cult of personality, Trump changed that. As the archconservative Jeff Sessions learned years ago, even a lifetime of ideological service is no defense when you’ve displeased Dear Leader.