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Two incoming Democratic representatives set to join the far-left "Squad" had not committed support to Nancy Pelosi's bid to keep the position of House Speaker.

"I am going to make sure that voices of the people of St. Louis are heard and we have what we need. And so you will find out then," Rep.-elect Cori Bush said during an appearance on CNN's State of the Union after she was asked whether she supported reelecting Pelosi.

Rep.-elect Jamaal Bowman also failed to signal support for Pelosi, saying that people "will find out when my vote is tallied and, again, [I will be] organizing with our community to figure out what's best."

Both newly elected lawmakers unseated more centrist Democrats in their districts and are set to join the "Squad," led by Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, and support left-wing causes such as defunding the police and "Medicare for All."

President Trump Files Two Lawsuits Against Dirty Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger for Leaking Confidential Litigation Call
Jim Hoft January 3, 2021 at 8:09pm

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Raffensperger's team leaked the call to the far-left Washington Post. It took 24 hours for the Washington Post to publish a hit piece, using edited audio clips, on the president's phone call.

Georgia Republican chairman David Shafer later announced that President Trump and his team filed two lawsuits against Secretary of State Raffensperger.

David Shafer: President Donald Trump has filed two lawsuits - federal and state - against Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. This was after Raffensperger secretly recorded the "confidential settlement discussion" of that litigation that is still pending. The audio published by the Washington Post is heavily edited and omits the stipulation that all discussions were for the purpose of settling litigation and confidential under federal and state law.

Dirtbag Brad Raffensperger is in serious trouble.

What is with this guy? Why is he so determined to defend the massive fraud in his state?

After the call, nasty Raffensperger leaked the call to the WaPo and then called the President a liar.

If you listen to the selectively edited segments released by the WaPo of the call, with only selective segments released by WaPo, there is nothing that the President says that is untrue.

Later the Washington Post released the entire recorded conversation. This is something that is common during the Trump years. Information from private calls are leaked to the liberal media by nefarious characters in an attempt to embarrass or damage President Trump.

Later the far left Washington Post released the full audio from the call.

One thing that is noticeable in the first five minutes of the call is the Washington Post beeped out a name of a person who President Trump calls out Ruby Freeman a "vote scammer and professional fraudster."

Then, President Trump dropped THIS BOMB — Ruby Freeman and her comrades manufactured 18,000 fraudulent votes for Joe Biden in the State Farm Center after ALL election observers were sent home for the night.

Here is the text:

President Trump: We have at least 18,000, that's on tape. We had them counted very painstakingly. 18,000 voters having to with BEEP (Ruby Freeman). She's a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler. BEEP (Ruby Freeman) that is the tape that is shown all over the world. It makes everybody look bad, you, me and everybody else. Number one, they said very clearly, and it's been reported that they said that there's a water main break. Everybody fled the area. And then they came back. BEEP (Ruby Freeman) and her daughter and a few people. There were no Republican poll watchers. Actually, there were no Democrat poll watchers. I guess they were them. But there were no Democrats either. And no law enforcement. Early in the morning they went to the table with the black robe, the black shield and they pulled out the votes. Those votes were put there a number of hours before. Brad, you would know. It was probably eight hours, or seven hours before, and then it was stuffed with votes. They weren't in an official voter boxes they were in what looked to be suitcases, or trunks, or suitcases. But they weren't in voter boxes. The minimum number they could be because they watched it certified in slow motion, instant replay, if you can believe it, and it was magnified many times over, and the minimum it was was 18,000 ballots all for Biden.

The Gateway Pundit was first to identify Ruby Freeman, her daughter Shaye Moss and supervisor Ralph Jones, Sr. in the suitcase fraud scandal that was caught on tape and went viral online.

That is more than enough votes to flip the state of Georgia.

It also puts Raffensperger on notice! We have the fraud! Now do your job.

Maybe Raffensperger should have listened to the US president rather than stab him in the back and leak his conversation to some WaPo hack.

And here is audio of President Trump telling Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger that fraudsters were able to manufacture 18,000 illegal votes in the State Farm Center in the dead of night on election day!

CNN anchor Jake Tapper blasted Republicans on his Sunday talking head show State of the Union for organizing a challenge to Biden electors for Wednesday's joint session of Congress to certify the votes of the Electoral College. Tapper threw out words like sedition, coup and traitors to describe the effort by Republicans to ensure the 2020 presidential election was legitimate.

Tapper said he had invited all twelve Republican senators who have said they will challenge Biden electors and that all had declined or did not respond when asked to appear on State of the Union. Tapper cited a Civil War era quote from Ulysses S. Grant, "There are two parties now, traitors and patriots."

Cruz says people accusing him of sedition need to 'calm down'

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Sunday called for critics of his challenge to the results of the presidential election to "tone down the rhetoric."

"I think everyone needs to calm down," Cruz, who on Saturday led a group of 11 GOP senators who said they would challenge the results of the presidential election in several states, said on Fox News's "Sunday Morning Futures."

"I think we need to tone down the rhetoric. This is already a volatile situation. It's like a tinderbox and throwing lit matches into it," Cruz said.

Cruz criticized "hyperbole" and "angry language" in response to his statement Saturday, accusing Democrats of "urging that I should be arrested and tried for sedition and treason."

"That's not helpful ... at a time when we're pitted against each other. Just relax, and let's do our jobs," he said. "We have a responsibility to follow the law."

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Last night Senator Hawley responded to left leaning Pennsylvania Republican Senator Pat Toomey. Hawley challenged him to a debate on the Senate floor. Hawley knows more about election fraud in Toomey's state than Toomey does.

This was reported in a tweet:

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