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8 Jul, 7 tweets, 4 min read
There are people in this country who, because of Trump's Biggest Lie, do not believe or at least doubt the fact that Trump did in fact lose the 2020 election.

I have done a lot of research on the election and here are some facts that corroborate the fact that Trump DID lose. Image
I have dozens and dozens of these and keep finding more. I don't have time to put these together all at the same time but I am going to keep adding to these here for anyone who needs to see them or share them.

This thread will continue to grow as I add more facts.
#TrumpLost Image
No bamboo was detected during the discovery of these facts. Image
To everyone who says "but Trump was leading early on," understand that Trump would have lost by an even larger electoral margin if they "stopped the count," as some of his supporters were chanting.

Say it with me: Trump LOST.
#TrumpLost Image
Election Truther says something like: "something funny happened in Arizona and Georgia." Yeah. What happened is that Trump did WORSE in those states in 2020 than he did in 2016 AND he did WORSE in 2016 than Romney in 2012.

It's not a "rigged election." It's a TREND.
#TrumpLost Image
Someone will say "Trump won a lot of counties!" Yes he did. But Biden won most of the counties where most of the people live.
#TrumpLost Image
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10 Jul
I am reposting my series on facts about the 2020 Election, which I call the #TrumpLost project. Here's a bunch of facts that show that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, for anyone who has been listening to Trump's lies and needs to be reassured that he lost. Image
If Trump had somehow managed to win the election, it would have been at odds with a LOT of historical patterns. Presidents as unpopular as Trump don't get re-elected. And when the economy tanks as badly as it did in 2020, the incumbent party doesn't historically win. Image
Trump may be loved by the #MAGA crowd and those at @CPAC. But he was deeply disliked by moderate voters and he lost the support of Independents. Generally speaking according to historical patterns, this results in losing a Presidential election. Image
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10 Jul
@ScottJenningsKY, I have complimented you in the past but I take issue with your denial that the GOP is trying to suppress voting. The evidence that they are is multifaceted and overwhelming.



Yes, Trump improved over his 2016 margins with black voters. But he lost black voters 87-12. And sadly, THAT’s both an improvement and also the best the GOP has done with black voters in a while, as you said on air. Probably premature to pop the champagne on that.
You deftly tried to pivot a conversation about the GOP’s voter suppression into a conversation on voter ID, which is not the same thing. What is happening is that the GOP, in every competitive state it controls, is enacting laws to make voting harder. You know it, I know it.
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2 Jul
Another metric: the percentage of Americans who say they feel proud to be Americans has risen since Trump left office.

news.gallup.com/poll/351791/am…
The percentage of Americans who said they felt “extremely” or “very” proud to be Americans had fallen from 75% in March, 2017 to 63% in May/June, 2020, during Trump’s tenure. It declined every single year of his Presidency.

It’s back up to 69% now.
% of Americans saying they felt “extremely” or “very” proud to be Americans:

Obama era:
January, 2009 - 82%
June, 2013 - 85%
June, 2016 - 81%

Trump era:
March, 2017 - 75%
June, 2018 - 72%
June, 2019 - 70%
May/June, 2020 - 63%

Biden era:
June, 2021 - 69%
news.gallup.com/poll/351791/am…
Read 7 tweets
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26 Jun
Just because a lot of the types who go to events like the #TrumpRally and who tweet out things like #TRUMP2024ToSaveAmerica might still believe his lies about the election, I’m here to help.

#TrumpLost. And it’s time everyone made their peace with that fact. Here’s some facts …
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26 Jun
Looking at now multiple polls from multiple pollsters over time on both the Republican Party favorability and Biden’s job approval, a couple of things are clear to me:

The GOP is losing ground with white men. Those with and w/o degrees. Even with white rural voters (FNC polls).
The Dems are losing a little bit of ground with black voters and a moderate amount of ground with latino voters.

Based on the FNC polls, Biden has closed a lot of ground with white evangelical voters.
It’s not clear to me that the time-tested demographic coalitions relied on by both parties are going to hold together for a lot longer. But since the GOP relies almost exclusively on winning white voters by enormous margins in order to win elections, I’d be worried if I were them
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26 Jun
Georgia’s new voting laws made absentee voting more difficult and some forms of voting, such as mobile voting run by Fulton County, outright illegal.

More than half of Georgia’s absentee votes in 2020 came from just 8 of its 159 counties. See if you notice any patterns.
GA counties w/half of absentee votes:
1) Cobb County: 28.8% black
2) Fulton County: 44.5% black
3) DeKalb County: 54.8% black
4) Gwinnett County: 29.8% black
5) Chatham County: 41.2% black
6) Cherokee County: 7.7% black
7) Clayton County: 72.8% black
8) Forsyth County: 4.4% black
In addition, the new Georgia Voting Law makes provisional voting nearly impossible. In 2020, 11,120 provisional ballots were cast in Georgia in the Presidential Election. The state was only decided by 11,779 votes.
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