people who were not qualified to vote or people who were bribed to vote. we didn t see that. some of the rules that were set up to protect against fraud were violated, that creates an opportunity for fraud. but you still have to show that fraud occurred. and we could not find evidence that fraud occurred on a scale that would have changed the outcome. besides fact that many of the claims or all of the claims advanced while i was in the government, were clearly wrong. the facts did not support them. and repeated and repeated. when i look add the returns and the voting patterns it wasn t surprising to me that trump lost, because he ran behind the republican ticket the bottom of the ticket in
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saying the blood of these american citizens is on the hands of president biden and vice president kamala harris. rob smith, what are your thoughts on the unfolding tragedy day after day after day in this monumental crisis facing us? emily, i think one of my first thoughts is that it s so unfortunate that we only have these conversations about what s going on at the border if we talk about the violence, we talk about the drugs, if we talk about the sex trafficking, things like that. that is only sort of conservative leaning outlets and conservative people that talk about this because this is purely an american issue, right? so this is an issue that affects all of us. and i think that the left is doing a big disservice by not having this conversation. i think that they do not want to have this conversation, and when you talk about voting patterns here, there s this idea that the latino and hispanic americans are just all in on biden s mass immigration plan, right? now, that s not exact
congresswoman said, and she s been such a leader there s been 94% of the population growth in texas have created two new seats. where african americans and latinos. 95% and they created two new suit for white people. not only did they did that, but they did something that they did ten years ago, and the court call them on it. they re going into places like west texas, in the el paso area, they find areas where you have not only large numbers of latino voters but they re looking at their voting patterns. and they find the latinos who voted and they pull them out so that those districts are less capable of electing a latin. ten years ago, the court said, that is racial discrimination. guess what? they did it again. i guess, we find ourselves the problem is described there is a solution on the table. it just comes back to this