I spent most of yesterday on the ground in Philadelphia

I don't want to talk about what I heard

But what I saw

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First, I saw a city in complete disarray

You can drive through huge sections of the city where trash is all over the streets and the sidewalks, it's absolutely disgusting

It made LA's Skid Row look hygenic by comparison

Everyone in charge should resign
Second, I saw a poll watcher get wrongfully prevented from entering a poll location

This really happened - and it wasn't just my new friend Gary, the Trump Campaign had a number of reports of poll watchers being excluded

I watched a group of Democrat poll workers verbally abuse a poll inspector: tell her to shut the f*** up, and threatening to slap her, all for daring to correctly articulate Pennsylvania election law

That poll inspector actually testified in court over Zoom about the incident
This isn't hearsay: these are things I saw and heard with my own eyes

I can't speak to how common this behavior is

But I can say there are a number of people running elections in Philadelphia who believe the rules do not apply to them

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