There is at least one exception to absentee voting being corrupt, Trump was forced to admit: himself. “I can vote by mail because I’m allowed to,” he retorted.
President Donald Trump fired off a number of conspiracy theories Tuesday about Wisconsin’s Democratic-backed effort to adjust its primary election in light of the coronavirus pandemic, claiming it was all a plot to stifle Republicans.
Trump’s version of events is false. Democrats filed their lawsuit to ask for election changes on March 18. That was weeks before Trump made the endorsement Monday, which is when Gov. Tony Evers unsuccessfully tried to resuscitate the effort in a special session of the Republican-controlled Legislature.
Story continuesAs for the extended absentee ballots Wisconsin sought, Trump insisted those are also a Democratic con. There is at least one exception to absentee voting being corrupt, Trump was forced to admit: himself. After his tirade against the practice, a reporter reminded him that he’d recently voted absentee in Florida’s election.
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