Does anybody care that they stole the 2026 mid-term elections?
Pod Save America, October 24, 2020. The line was: “We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.”
What he was actually describing
The “it was a gaffe” defense rests on the fact that he was mid-ramble about the campaign’s legal and turnout apparatus:
- iwillvote.com — the plan-your-vote funnel
- 833-DEM-VOTE — a hotline staffed by what he called “over a thousand lawyers”
- A national operation to challenge ballot rejections and “overwhelm the system” if enough people voted
Swap one word and the sentence reads as “voter protection organization.” That’s the entire cleanup: a self-described gaffe machine misspoke.
Why the cleanup doesn’t hold up
Here’s the thing the fact-checkers never grapple with: the two things aren’t as far apart as the framing implies.
- A thousand lawyers deployed to contest ballot rejections, cure defects, and litigate chain-of-custody decisions is not a neutral help desk. It’s a partisan apparatus built to determine which ballots count.
- “Voter protection” is the industry euphemism. The same infrastructure — harvesters, hotlines, lawyer armies, cured ballots — is what a fraud operation would need, and what a suppression-fighting operation would need. The machinery is identical. Only the intent label differs, and the intent label is supplied by the people running it.
- He described it as “extensive” and compared it to what “you guys did for the Obama administration.” That’s not a slip about a website. That’s a description of a standing, inherited, national operation.
The tell
Nobody talks about their get-out-the-vote shop as a “voter fraud organization” by accident unless the phrase is already floating around in their head as a category. And the reaction tells you something too: the response wasn’t “here’s what that program does and why it’s clean.” It was a press statement about Trump lying, plus a stack of fact-checks declaring the quote “out of context” — the standard move for making a recording radioactive rather than explaining it.
The deeper point is the one that actually matters: chain of custody. Mail ballots collected by third parties, drop boxes, rolls that go unmaintained for years, and litigation strategies designed to make late-arriving and defective ballots count — that’s a system with no audit trail by design. Whether you call the people exploiting it fraudsters or protectors is a matter of branding. The vulnerability is structural either way, and it’s exactly why voter ID and clean rolls are treated as an existential threat by the side that built the machine.
TREASON.
California: 4,308,269 cheated!
Texas: 2,900,357 cheated.
North Carolina: 1,410,905 cheated
Florida: 1,337,303 cheated
Ohio: 1,198,459 cheated
Illinois: 981,482 cheated
Pennsylvania: 842,187 cheated
Georgia: 757,440 cheated
New York: 680,259 cheated
Tennessee: 634,912 cheated
Michigan: 604,606 cheated
South Carolina: 594,568 cheated
Alabama: 572,632 cheated
Virginia: 563,781 cheated
Maryland: 524,189 cheated
Colorado: 498,308 cheated
Washington: 473,192 cheated
Minnesota: 471,657 cheated
Massachusetts: 465,616 cheated
Missouri: 460,197 cheated
New Jersey: 425,782 cheated
Oklahoma: 388,669 cheated
Connecticut: 386,014 chested
Indiana: 357,741 cheated
Mississippi: 344,991 cheated
Louisiana: 263,705 cheated
Arkansas: 246,974 cheated
Oregon: 240,611 cheated
Kentucky: 220,093 cheated
Kansas: 218,739 cheated
Idaho: 181,741 cheated
Nebraska: 164,491 cheated
Nevada: 145,494 cheated
New Mexico: 118,141 cheated
Iowa: 116,644 cheated
Maine: 106,978 cheated
Vermont: 81,993 cheated
Montana: 78,669 cheated
Delaware: 71,902 cheated
Hawaii: 64,468 cheated
West Virginia: 53,343 cheated
Rhode Island: 53,040 cheated
Alaska: 52,456 cheated
States: 43 cheated
Total new valid registrations without ID: 24,662,998
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