Won't livetweet CPAC, but like 15 minutes in they're playing a video titled "YOUR VOTES CANCELLED," which lengthily suggests major fraud in the 2020 election. (Like, it ominously shows a CNN clip about how Biden started to look better late at night as ballots were counted.)
It then proceeds to a clips of people saying it was "impossible" and "very strange" that Biden gained ground as votes were counted on election night, then a clip of Rush Limbaugh saying it must have been the "vote fairy" arriving in swing states.
This is bad.
This is bad.
CPAC panelist TW Shannon of Oklahoma says that "mobs happen when people have a sense of hopelessness." For example, he says, "The reason that people stormed the Capitol was because they felt hopeless because of a rigged election." (Fair election, Biden won, etc.)
Wayne Dupree on the Capitol attack: "There was a lot of people there - Antifa was there, BLM was there, MAGA people were there, everybody was there. And if Joe Biden wants to talk unity, there was unity there on that day, because America is sick and tired of being pushed down."
Dupree, hesitating, continues re Capitol attack: "We’re sorry for – a lot of people are sorry for what happened there. But in watching the individuals do those things and whatnot, all I can say is somebody, uh, uh – I really don’t know. I – there's so many emotions with that.”
Conservative commentator Deroy Murdock, doing the first of the seven "protecting elections" talks, complains of "mysterious late-night ballot dumps" (didn't happen) involving "piles of ballots" being driven to counting facilities by out-of-state cars (this is all nonsense).
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