DNC Advisor Kurt Bardella ridiculed Republicans for their continual lie about voter fraud which may suppress their own vote. He recently spoke to MSNBC host Dr. Jason Johnson.
GOP Voter Fraud. Projection?
A Republican presidential candidate has not won the popular vote in over 18 years. Conservative policies are unappealing to most Americans. They only have options to cheat and then use projection when they lose.
“Republicans saw fit to try to rewrite all the voting laws in America,” DNC Advisor Kurt Bardella said. “Why? Because they know that they’re going to lose if they keep going down this path. And if they don’t suppress the vote, they have no chance.”
After Trump lost the popular vote by a landslide, he needed to find some rationale for the loss. What was the solution? Voter fraud. So here is the problem, as Dr. Johnson explained.
“How do you then translate that into people bothering to vote?” Johnson asked. “Because, you know, overall, if you keep telling me, hey, man, no matter how much you go to the gym, you’re still going to be fat. I’m not going to the gym. I’m not going to Crunch Fitness anymore. … When do you think Republicans will get it in their head that debunking the system could have an impact on the margins for people actually turning out to vote for them?”
Bardella pointed out that it was the big lie that likely caused the loss of two Senators in Georgia. And then he said it.
“But again, this is the gospel of idiocy with the apostles of stupid following repeating the same mistakes over and over and over again,” Bardella said. “And you’re right, at the end of the day, when we come to Election Day in November 2022, if turnout in the Republican areas isn’t what they pollsters think it should be, we’ll look back at this as the reason.”
My thoughts? Hey GOP, continue with the gospel and the apostles! But Democrats & Progressives must go out into the communities and mine those votes.
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