Trump Call Actually Reveals A President Deep Into Detail, With Establishment Republicans Dismissive, Unwilling, And Rejecting Transparency

These werenโ€™t the vague, non-committal words of the President of the United States on the phone call leaked by the Washington Post newspaper โ€“ which has recently taken millions of dollars from the Chinese Communist Party โ€“ this Sunday. They were the statements of the establishment Republicans on the call: Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, Ryan Germany, and Deputy Secretary of State Jordan Fuchs on the January 2nd call.

Despite the partisan framing from the Washington Post โ€“ that the call somehow reflected Trump making demands for votes from his Republican colleagues โ€“ the President actually does no such thing. Throughout the call, the President makes clear that his calls are for election transparency, full and transparent audits, and public access. At no point does the President imply he wants votes invented or confected, as the establishment media is portraying. He even offers to recuse himself from parts of the conversation and ends by asking for โ€œthe truthโ€ฆ itโ€™s just that simple.โ€

You can read the entire transcript and listen to the entire call below this article.

In fact the President begins the call by ripping through specifics that are never addressed by their opponents on the call: the establishment Republicans. Trump states:

  • โ€œWe have at least 2 or 3 โ€” anywhere from 250 to 300,000 ballots were dropped mysteriously into the rolls. Much of that had to do with Fulton County, which hasnโ€™t been checked. We think that if you check the signatures โ€” a real check of the signatures going back in Fulton County โ€” youโ€™ll find at least a couple of hundred thousand of forged signatures of people who have been forged.โ€
  • He continues: โ€œWe had, I believe itโ€™s about 4,502 voters who voted but who werenโ€™t on the voter registration list, so itโ€™s 4,502 who voted, but they werenโ€™t on the voter registration roll, which they had to be. You had 18,325 vacant address voters. The address was vacant, and theyโ€™re not allowed to be counted. Thatโ€™s 18,325.โ€
  • And the President went on: โ€œYou had out-of-state voters. They voted in Georgia, but they were from out of state, of 4,925. You had absentee ballots sent to vacant, they were absentee ballots sent to vacant addresses. They had nothing on them about addresses, thatโ€™s 2,326.โ€

The level of granularity was actually remarkable, especially for a President that the media continues to allege is not concerned with details.

And the pushback from Raffensbergerโ€™s team wasnโ€™t even particularly punchy, which is presumably why they leaked the call instead of pressing ahead with the details discussed and requested. There are several key points in the call that reflect the bad faith of Georgiaโ€™s Republican establishment leaders:

1. Fulton County
2. The โ€˜Consent Decreeโ€™
3. GA Lawyers Refusing Further Transparency.
4. Ruby Freeman.
5. โ€˜We Just Want The Truth.โ€™

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