Summer Bummer, Trump Crowed He Won Georgia For A Few Minutes, Then A Fact Checker Shut Him Down

What was that that Einstein said, “There are two infinite things, the universe and stupidity and I’m not sure about the universe?”  Donald Trump saw a news story about Georgia purging voters off the rolls and the gears of his tiny brain locked and smoked, as he figured out how what that story really meant was that he, the Great Pumpkin, had won Georgia in 2020. Wrong.

Fact check on Trump's claims:
Exactly 0 registered Georgia voters who may be canceled voted in last year's election. Voters aren't purged until they miss 2 general elections.
Federal law bans list maintenance within 90 days of federal elections. https://t.co/VvaMu7zDKu pic.twitter.com/gpStpxp2ne

— Mark Niesse (@markniesse) June 22, 2021

Here’s a quote from Sidney Powell’s lawsuit, where she says in essence, that nobody sane should listen to her. It seems appropriate here, since Powell is one of the stars of this meme.

This is what got Trump all excited.

The Georgia Secretary of State's office has posted a list of 101,789 voter registrations set to be canceled in biennial list maintenance process. #gapol

-67k NCOA
-34k returned mail
-only 276 "no contact"
-18k through ERIC partnership

(it was 313k+ registrations in '19) pic.twitter.com/JDF57FxFlj

— stephen fowler (@stphnfwlr) June 18, 2021

It’s a sad fact of life that anybody who had ever run for the highest office in the land would be this much of a child and carry on a conspiracy theory about a stolen election this long. What is even sadder is that 1/3 of the country and most of the Republican party believes it.