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Trump treats voters who defeated him as suspects, not citizens

Trump treats voters who defeated him as suspects, not citizens
President Donald Trump speaks about election security
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President Donald Trump no longer treats the people who defeated him as voters. He treats them as suspects.

In a primetime address, Trump described the U. S.

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election system as “so broken and so vulnerable that no one can possibly defend it.” Factcheckers agreed he proved nothing.

Trump assembled old intelligence, vulnerabilities and lies into a conspiracy: 220 million U. S.

voter records in Chinese hands, “extremely exposed” voting machines, 278,000 supposed noncitizens on the rolls and a deep-state burial of proof.

Yet some documents he released contradicted him.

A 2021 intelligence-community assessment found no indication that any foreign actor attempted to interfere with registration, ballot casting, tabulation or results.

A newly released document judged tabulation systems difficult to manipulate at election-changing scale.

Fulton County as a laboratory

Trump’s speech named Michigan but omitted Georgia.

In January, FBI agents seized roughly 700 boxes of 2020 election materials from Fulton County, including about 150,000 mail ballots, 116,000 cast for Biden.

The bureau redirected 260 analysts nationwide to work on an investigation into that year’s election.

One day before Trump’s speech, ProPublica reported that the FBI had explored using artificial intelligence to re-examine ballot-envelope signatures.

The allegations behind the seizure had been found false; Georgia’s ballots were counted three times, once by hand.

Yet an FBI source told ProPublica the hunt would continue “whether they find anything or not.”

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