Here we go again with basic research that would tell the story, but Blitzer jumps out there and makes a statement that is a lie. Why? Because it is against Trump and his attempt to clean up mail-in fraud, the method the progressives use to steal elections.
Finally, the truth of voter fraud is coming out, but the media is doing its best to suppress the truth, which would help Trump. Absentee ballots (not mail-in ballots) have been used for generations, especially for the military, and I have used them myself. The issue is that mail-in ballots were allowed because of the Covid fraud, and that allowed for massive cheating. That is why the progressives are trying to stop all attempts at fair elections. Wow, that is something I never thought we would see in our country; maybe a third-world event, but it should not be a U.S.A. reality.
The progressives, with the aid of RINOs, have destroyed our election system, and it is time to clean up the GOP that once was a strong party, but now in the Senate we have losers who won’t even support voter integrity. My gosh, Sen. Murkowski of Alaska came out and lied about why she won’t support the bill. She stated that far-away Alaskans on Islands have no way to verify their ID because of travel.
Well, an investigator went to check, and lo and behold, there is no problem because these people can do what they need to do without traveling. It is set up because of travel issues, but Murkowski screams that her people will not be able to register. Murkowski and McConnell need to retire now and let the GOP clean up the mess they created. All IMO.
“However, Blitzer made a “quick note of clarification” at the end of Monday’s program in reference to his exchange with Spanberger.
“We discussed legal challenges to the Trump administration’s directives for the Postal Service on mail-in voting. A comment I made suggested that US military and overseas voters’ ballots would be impacted by these directives. I want to be clear right now: those ballots are exempt from the Postal Service’s new rules implementing the president’s March executive order,” Blitzer told viewers.
“Those groups are covered under the Uniformed and Overseas Absentee Voting Act, just to be specific on that point,” he added.
A spokesperson for CNN pointed to Blitzer’s comments and declined to comment further”