Senator Thom Tillis delivered a direct message to President Donald Trump during a closely watched public appearance, warning him about relying on the information and advice he receives.
Let us spend years fighting over an urgent problem that doesn’t exist in the US and then spend the rest of our time wondering why none of the real problems are addressed. The American dream.
Oh, Tom. For the first six minutes or so, you almost had me. I agreed with your points. Then you congratulated the senator from Utah for getting a law passed which makes voters have to request ballots, instead of having ballots mailed to them. You went from "there's no way to implement this", to "we should have implemented it faster". I should remind you that as a member of Congress, your job, and your party's job, should not be to make it -harder to vote. It should be to make it -easier to vote, so long as we're talking about citizens. And you are smart enough to know that noncitizens voting in federal elections is vanishingly, almost impossibly rare. So pick a side and stay there. Because you aren't fooling this leftist.
Tillis should do the country a solid and vote against the "Save America Act" and vote down Todd Blanche as the attorney general !! Blanche has clearly said he is Trump's personal attorney and is not representing the American people !!
Let's start with the fact there is statistically no election fraud.
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