Democrats plan to be real jerks on election day

 Washington Examiner:

A series of activist groups plan to swarm the streets of Washington, D.C., on Election Day, in anticipation that President Trump gets results that he does not accept.

The groups, under the organization of ShutDown D.C., plan to disrupt traffic on the streets surrounding the White House and the National Mall with more than 10,000 people, according to organizers. Kaela Bamberger, the group’s communications director, said that activists will “mobilize quickly” if Trump attempts to interfere with the election.

“We are concerned like many people that Trump may try to steal this election,” she told WTOP. “He’s given us a lot of evidence to indicate that he has no problem trying to confuse the results or prematurely declare victory.”

Bamberger did not immediately respond to the Washington Examiner’s requests for comment about how the group plans to act if Trump scores a clear victory.

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They usually wait for the inauguration of a Republican to be real jerks in DC.  But they have been getting an early start on their own election theft plans with illegal vote harvesting in places like Texas.  The action has been on a massive scale in Texas's largest counties.  Texas may have to expand its prison system to deal with all the vote fraud attempts.

 

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