The Donald Trump Score Card

Numerous Republicans have been caught engaging in election fraud in the 2020 election.

The 2022 GOP primaries in MI have been particularly bad. Five GOP candidates were caught falsifying general public signatures needed to run.


5 GOP candidates blocked from Michigan governor's primary over alleged false signatures

 

Trump's lawyers filed a 108-page lawsuit against Hillary Clinton, the DNC, and others in March 2022.

The way he's ranting about the Pulitzer Prize lately, he might add that group to the sue list.


Donald Trump sues Hillary Clinton and allies over Russia claims

 

In a rant in 2020, Trump erroneously referred to the Pulitzer Prize as the Nobel Prize and misspelled 'Nobel' as 'Noble'.

He's still complaining about it today.


Trump Dragged for Latest Anti-Media Rant: Sorry, There Are No 'Noble' Prizes for Journalism

 

Jan 6 legal memo reveals details of plan to overturn election - live

excerpt:

"As the investigation into the attack on the US Capitol steadily yields more information about the events leading up to the 6 January attack, a new memo has been released detailing a new angle on the Trump team’s efforts to subvert the outcome of the 2020 election.

The memo, written by attorney Kenneth Chesebro, spells out a contorted multi-day plan to have Mike Pence take control of the electoral certification in the Senate, something the vice president ultimately refused to do despite intense pressure from the then-president.

Meanwhile, Democratic Congressman Jamie Raskin, a member of the House 6 January committee, has said that Donald Trump will “get his comeuppance” over the attack on the US Capitol.

Suggesting that criminal charges may soon be brought against the former president, Mr Raskin labelled Mr Trump “guilty as sin” and called him a “one-man crime wave” in an interview with Salon."

 

Another incident involving the GOP that is supposedly so concerned about election integrity.


A GOP congressional candidate used Covid relief funds meant for his employees to pay for his car and political campaign
Matthew Loh
June 2, 2022

A GOP congressional candidate used Covid relief funds meant for his employees to pay for his car and political campaign

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"A GOP congressional candidate in Idaho pleaded guilty on Wednesday to taking COVID-19 relief funds meant for his employees and using them for personal expenses like his car payments and a 2020 political campaign.

According to the Department of Justice, Nicholas Jones, 36, also pleaded guilty to falsifying records to conceal the time and work his employees put into his campaign in a report to the Federal Elections Commission.

Insider understands that Jones' small business in Boise, Idaho, is a store selling puzzles and tabletop and board games.

Jones told employees who worked at his store that he would pay them if they worked on his congressional campaign, the DOJ wrote in a press release.

In 2020, he applied for and received $753,600 from Covid-related assistance packages such as the Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury Disaster Loans."

 

A GOP congressional candidate used Covid relief funds meant for his employees to pay for his car and political campaign

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"Jones' case isn't the first time that fraud and politics have crossed paths this year. On May 18, the creator of a fake political action committee admitted in federal court that he scammed donors by pretending to support former President Donald Trump's reelection and be a part of his campaign, as Insider's Grace Panetta reported."

 

'At least a half dozen' Proud Boys have won seats on Miami-Dade GOP's executive committee: NYT (msn.com)

 

'At least a half dozen' Proud Boys have won seats on Miami-Dade GOP's executive committee: NYT

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"Current and former members of the far-right gang the Proud Boys have successfully infiltrated the Miami-Dade Republican Party and are setting off fears of a militant takeover of the state party.

The New York Times reports that "at least a half-dozen current and former Proud Boys... have secured seats on the Miami-Dade Republican Executive Committee, seeking to influence local politics from the inside."

Among them are two men who are facing criminal charges for their roles in the January 6th riots at the United States Capitol building.

René García, the chairman of the approximately 125-member Republican committee in Miami-Dade County, admitted to the Times that his party has "fringe elements" but insisted that "my job as Republican chairman is to protect everyone’s First Amendment right, however wrong they may be.""

 

List of texts to and from Meadows Jan. 5-6. 2021.


READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

excerpt:

"January 5, 2021

2:30 p.m.: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Mark Meadows

Last night Sen Graham told me that if I found 100 names of dead voters in GA that he would object. I have 100 dead voters names!!

2:30 p.m.: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Mark Meadows

Tell President Trump!

2:30 p.m.: Mark Meadows to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Send them to him

2:31 p.m.: Mark Meadows to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

Do you have senator Graham’s contact

2:31 p.m.: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to Mark Meadows

I do"

 

Mastriano agrees to appear before Jan. 6 committee.


Pennsylvania GOP governor nominee agrees to meet with Jan 6 committee

 

Mastriano won the 2022 GOP primary for governor of PA.


Doug Mastriano wins GOP nomination for Pennsylvania governor

 

Various people during the riot were texting Meadows asking if anyone could get through to Trump.

One texted Meadows that it was heard that Trump was in the White House private dining room.


READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

excerpt:

4:03 p.m.: Katherine Faulders to Mark Meadows

Are you with him? Can anyone get through to him??

 

Meadows said Trump was doing everything.

(apparently eating in the private dining room while watching the riot on TV)


READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

4:10 p.m.: Mark Meadows to Rep. Jeffrey Duncan

He is doing everything

 

Trump and his supporters are still waiting for all those alleged Antifa infiltrators at the riot to be apprehended and prosecuted.

To date, it's about 850 Trump supporters prosecuted and no Antifa.


READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

3:57 p.m.: Rep. Louie Gohmert to Mark Meadows

Cap Police told me last night they’d been warned that today there’d be a lot of Antifa dressed in red Trump shirts & hats & would likely get violent. Good that Trump denounces violence but could add & well demand justice for those who became violent & well get to the bottom of what group they’re with.

 

A pertinent text was made by Jeremy Diamond: Was Trump involved in the delay of deploying the national guard, or was that decision made solely by the DOD?


READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

3:02 p.m.: Jeremy Diamond to Mark Meadows

We are hearing DOD denied a request to deploy National Guard to the Capitol. Are you guys involved in that decision or is that solely DOD?

 

READ: The Meadows text messages from January 6 - CNNPolitics

3:57 p.m.: Raul Labrador to Mark Meadows

My friend - I weep for our country today. Somebody needs to come out and calm this down. I believed in Trump and I would probably object to the certification today. You guys need to get Trump to say something to calm down the people, a tweet is not enough. This is crazy. I pray that people of goodwill can act to bring the tensions down. Praying for you and our nation.

 

Two women from Chicago arrested for breaching Capitol.


Two Chicago-area women arrested for breaching U.S. Capitol during Jan. 6 riot

Chicago Gal Pals Charged After Their Capitol Riot Photos Give Them Away

 

Father and son rioters at Capitol sentenced.


Father and son sentenced for charging police at US Capitol riot - CNNPolitics