Donald Trump Wanted to Throw Out 300,000 Philly Votes in 2020
REPORT: Donald Trump Wanted to Throw Out 300,000 Philly Votes in 2020
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Justice Department released its report on Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the results of 2020 presidential election in early January. The 137-page document details Trump’s plan to delegitimize the votes of over 300,000 Philadelphians.
The report cites and concurs with former City Commissioner Al Schmidt that there was no evidence of fraud in Philly. As he said at the time, “We just had the most transparent and secure election in the history of Philadelphia.”
However, Trump verbally attacked Schmidt and other election officials on multiple occasions on social media and in speeches — including the one he gave on January 6, 2021, at which he falsely declared that “there were 205,000 more votes than voters in Pennsylvania.” Threats and intimidation followed.
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A confession was made against Trump, admitting to Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the results of 2020 presidential election in early January.
“As Co-Conspirator 1 admitted, their primary objective was to ‘just flat out change the vote, deduct that number of votes from the — declare those votes, 300,000 votes in Philadelphia, illegal, unlawful. Reduce the number by 300,000.’” said Co-Conspirator 1 who is presumed to be Rudy Giuliani
The report states plainly that “the admissible evidence would be sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction” against Trump, but it’s all moot. Says the New York Times: “Because Mr. Trump won the 2024 election, prosecutors were forced under a binding Justice Department policy to drop the case against him.”
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