Donald Trump is starting to lose allies. Donald Trump is losing friends and Donald Trump is
losing credible people who are willing to go out there and push his claims of voter
fraud. And that is, that is why on Monday evening, Donald Trump had to resort to, you
know, go into kind of the second tier, the second tier people willing to say that this
election was fraudulent. Unfortunately, that second tier contains people like disgraced,
former actor, Randy Quaid, who has been fighting legal problems for last 12 to 13 years. Uh,
he has had some very public meltdowns, some rather, uh, bizarre video rants that he has
posted about everybody being after him and that his life was in danger. He has now grown
a very long Dumbledore style beard, uh, but he totally believes that this election was
fraudulent and he tweeted out the following. Um, this was actually not Monday night, early
Tuesday morning, technically. So he tweeted out the following. He said, we've lost confidence
in the system that ALEKS our leaders, 79 million Americans believe the election was rigged.
That's not true. Actually, the results fraudulent, we
Need an in-person only paper ballot revote,
Especially in the States where flagrant irregularities have occurred. No accuracy, no
Democracy.
I'll get to all of the factual inaccuracies in that tweet. And just a second. But after
he tweeted this, Donald Trump comes out, retweets it and ads. Are you listening Republicans?
Yes. Are you listening,
Cousin, Eddie Republicans. Are you listening to the man who had multiple public breakdowns
over the last decade? Republicans, are you paying attention to the man who had to fleet
a Canada because of the law breaking he was doing in the United States puppets.
Seriously, look at what's going on with Randy Quaid over the last like 15 years. It's horrified.
You feel bad for him to an extent. Uh, but anyway, okay. 79 million Americans believe
election was rigged. No, that's not true. You do have tens of millions who believe it,
but it's nowhere close to 79 million. Um, uh, we need an in-person only paper ballot
revoked. Now, if you took out the word or letters, R E for revolt, and just say, we
need a in-person paper ballot only vote. It's still be wrong. If we use took out in person
there, you might have something. We need paper pallets. We need paper ballots. Democrats
have been screaming this for years, and Republicans are only screaming it now because Donald Trump
has pushed fraudulent claims that these dominion voting machines somehow messed up. There is
no evidence to support this, but again, you modify his statement there insured. Now you're
really looking at something in the future. We just need paper ballots, but it doesn't
have to be in person. And we're certainly not going to revoke the 2020 election. Uh,
he continues, um, especially in the States where flagrant irregularities have occurred.
There is no evidence of this.
The Trump campaign
Has been given multiple opportunities in multiple different courts and multiple different levels
from the local level to the County level, to the state level, to the federal level,
to the Supreme court, uh, level. They've been given these opportunities to present any evidence
at all that anything irregular happened in this election, they have failed to do it more
than 30 times at this point.
So can we stop? Here's the thing,
There's a reason Donald Trump has to tweet people like Randy Quaid. Randy Quaid is not
a credible human being. I'm sorry, I don't care if you like the vacation movies we all
do, but this guy has now become the character he was playing. In fact, he's become a person
that the character he played in the vacation movies probably wouldn't even
Go near that's. That's
How mad he has become. And it's very sad to watch this publicly happen. The man needs
help,
But
He doesn't need to be telling America what we should or shouldn't do with our electoral
systems. Absolutely not. And the president of the United States. Sure as hell shouldn't
be re-tweeting him as if he knows what he's talking about. That is how far the office
of the presidency has fallen under Donald Trump.