Democrats have no answer to what happened to the 10 million votes that Biden got that Harris did not get

Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

@JudiciaryGOP Chair
 
@Jim_Jordan sets CNN host Dana Bash straight on why Americans have major concerns about the 2020 election results. 
BASH: "It seems to me that Republicans claim voting fraud and election integrity when you lose and not when you win." 

JORDAN: "No. This election was the greatest political comeback we've ever seen." 

BASH: "Why was 2024 different from 2020 when Trump lost?" 

JORDAN: "There were concerns about 2020 with all the mail in voting. The biggest question is what happened to the 10 Million voters that Joe Biden got but didn't come up for Kamala Harris." 

Just to sum up: CNN "journalist" Dana Bash isn't the least bit curious how 10 million Democrat voters could "disappear" in the 2024 election. Did these Democrat voters suddenly stop opposing Donald Trump?  
The establishment media had ratcheted anti-Trump hysteria to a new level in the 2024 election, even characterizing Trump as a dictator who is a "threat to democracy." Why did this anti-Trump rhetoric stop working on these Democrat voters? 

It is clear that the mass mail-in ballots that drove Joe Biden to get a record 81 million vote "victory" in 2020 are suspect. Do you believe Trump's victory in the 2024 election helps make the case the 2020 election was "rigged"?
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There should be an investigation of those mail-in ballots that made the difference.  I do think they were suspect and that the US should ban mail-in ballots that cannot be verified.  I would limit them to military voters who are not in a position to vote near their homes.  It is too easy to cheat when people are not voting in person.
 


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