Xtian MAGA Mike forgot the nineth commandment.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Mike Johnson promotes one of Trump’s most laughable election lies

President Donald Trump has promoted dozens of different lies about American elections. Some of them are relatively sophisticated. Some are transparently silly.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is now promoting one of the very most laughable.

In an interview that aired Monday, Trump said Republicans should “take over the voting” in at least “15 places” because of supposed corruption he has shown no evidence of. Then Johnson told reporters Tuesday:

“In some of the states – like in California, for example. I mean, they hold the elections open for weeks after Election Day. That’s just one thing that bothers so many people. We had three House Republican candidates who were ahead on Election Day in the last election cycle, and every time a new tranche of ballots came in, they just magically whittled away until their leads were lost. And no series of ballots that were counted after Election Day were our candidates ahead on any of those counts. It just – it looks on its face to be fraudulent. Can I prove that? No, because it happened so far upstream.”

Even with Johnson’s un-Trumpian admission that he doesn’t have proof of fraud, this is a lot of nonsense.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/analysis-mike-johnson-promotes-one-193613229.html

Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor Mike.

[badhair77]

1. For Mike and his maga cronies that commandment

never existed.

[Norrrm]

2. Trump's far right political Evangelicals/Christians are the public face of Christianity in America today.

[IcyPeas]

3. Mike Johnson says it's the BLUE states.....

I mean, how blatant can they be.

"The president is expressing his frustration about the problems that we have in some of these blue states, where election integrity is not always guaranteed," Johnson said at a news conference. "We have to figure out solutions to that problem."

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-doubles-suggesting-federal-government-involved-state-elections/story