The Democrats' alternate universe

 Streiff:

Trump's New Coup: Democrats Float Bizarre Conspiracy Theory to Explain the Beating They Are Going to Take in 2024

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This is the basic story Gellman tells.

  • He holds to the fringe belief that the riot at the US Capitol on January 6 was an insurrection designed to keep President Trump in power. He believes the people who have been held in prison for nearly a year for the equivalent of a misdemeanor trespass citation are insurrectionists.
  • He saw nothing untoward with how the 2020 election was conducted and thought all attempts to make states follow their own voting laws rather than just making sh** up is a conspiracy to suppress voting.
  • President Trump is no longer Hitler; he is now Serbian strongman Slobodan Milošević.
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Those people were at the demonstration not because President Trump held a Svengalian influence over them. They were there because they believed the 2020 election had been blatantly stolen. They weren’t angry because the election had been stolen per se; as Republicans, you get used to that happening, but because it was done so openly and in such an in-your-face manner designed to send a message that this would be the new normal.

The poll found that nearly two-thirds (65%) of GOP and Trump voters believe ballots were not counted accurately in 2020 (32% believe they were counted accurately) and 53% believe they will not be fairly counted next year, with 38% having confidence in the vote. Forty-seven percent of Republican and Trump voters are not confident that the candidates who got the highest number of votes were properly certified as the winners.

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 In Gellman’s view, Republicans exercising legitimate constitutional authority is a coup.

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There is much more in the alternate universe of Democrats who think following the constitution is unfair and a coup.  Gellman seems to think unraveling the Democrat rigging of an election is just not fair. 

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