The issue with Sidney Powell may be as simple as Georgia — at the same time Republicans are desperately trying to hold onto two Senate seats there, she’s suggesting the state’s top Republicans are part of an election rigging conspiracy.
I mean, she even suggested that Doug Collins was the rightful winner of the election, not Kelly Loeffler.
Republicans need their voters to turn out for Loeffler, not get sucked into a baseless conspiracy theory about communist vote changing software.
The idea that Trump allies are fed up because Powell didn't have evidence to back up her wild claims — as reported in this article — just doesn't hold water.
President Trump takes the podium, says he'll be making the "biggest ever" announcement about prescription drug pricing.
When talking about his new regulation on prescription drugs, President Trump says, "I just hope they keep it. I hope they have the courage to keep it."
Who is "they?" Maybe the next administration?
President Trump says the pharmaceutical industry opposed him during the campaign — "which I won, by the way."
I noticed something strange on Twitter this morning, so I started poking around. Here’s what I found.
It started with this tweet from the president, thanking his older sister for publicly supporting him.
So I clicked the link to the website run by conservative commentator Wayne Dupree to read the purported statement from Elizabeth. The article had this odd disclaimer at the top.
There is no news at this news conference at this point. The only new — and baseless — allegation that I've heard so far is that there was a centralized plan to perpetuate voter fraud in Democratic-run cities.
Rudy Giuliani just recommended that everyone watch "My Cousin Vinny."