Fmr. Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan: Trump Is ‘Sowing Little Seeds of Doubt’ About Mail-In Ballots so He Can Claim Fraud When Republicans Lose the Midterms

DUNCAN: "Well, thanks for playing that clip so early in the morning. You got my blood pressure going. Yeah. Look, Donald Trump and his cast of characters that follow him as Republicans, this is all a solution in search of a problem. And they want to try to fit their narrative of this election being rigged through this shiny object and this shiny object. It’s all been lies and continues to grow, and they’re doubling down on it. Look, if somebody shows up to the the voter rights conversation, access to voting conversation fairly and squarely, then they’re not trying to limit crowds. They’re trying to open up access and just validate. That’s what this should, should, should all be about. And it’s all about those exceptions. What about that nurse who works at 24 hour shift to support her family that can’t show up on Election Day?”

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Fmr. Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan: Trump Is ‘Sowing Little Seeds of Doubt’ About Mail-In Ballots so He Can Claim Fraud When Republicans Lose the Midterms‘This is an outright attempt for Donald Trump to put his thumb on the scale’News & PoliticsRUSH EXCERPT:DUNCAN: "Well, thanks for playing that clip so early in the morning. You got my blood pressure going. Yeah. Look, Donald Trump and his cast of characters that follow him as Republicans, this is all a solution in search of a problem. And they want to try to fit their narrative of this election being rigged through this shiny object and this shiny object. It’s all been lies and continues to grow, and they’re doubling down on it. Look, if somebody shows up to the the voter rights conversation, access to voting conversation fairly and squarely, then they’re not trying to limit crowds. They’re trying to open up access and just validate. That’s what this should, should, should all be about. And it’s all about those exceptions. What about that nurse who works at 24 hour shift to support her family that can’t show up on Election Day?”Video filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Audio filesFullCompactSort byDateSummaryRelevancePopularityPer page81216Recipient e-mailMessage (optional)Preview

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