Lindsey Graham Admits To Conspiring To Steal Elections In Nevada And Arizona For Trump

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Last updated on July 18th, 2023 at 12:22 pm

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) told reporters that his efforts to overturn Biden’s win include pressure campaigns in Georgia, Nevada, and Arizona.

Jake Sherman of Politico tweeted Graham’s comments to reporters:

Sen. @LindseyGrahamSC just told a group of reporters in the capitol that he’s also spoken to Secretaries of State in Nevada and Arizona. This is in addition to the sos in Georgia.

He said he’s doing it as a senator who is worried about election integrity. (@pkcapitol asked)

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) November 17, 2020

Graham also refused to consider Biden the president elect:

>@sahilkapur asked @LindseyGrahamSC when he would consider Biden president elect: “When Trump concedes, or the court cases have been dismissed and the states certify.”

— Jake Sherman (@JakeSherman) November 17, 2020

Graham’s pretense of pressuring Secretaries of State to throw out legally cast ballots under the guise of election integrity falls apart when he refuses to refer to Joe Biden as the president-elect. Trump is now 1-24 in lawsuits relating to the election, so his legal challenges should be over soon.

Lindsey Graham admitted to a wide-ranging conspiracy to overturn Joe Biden’s wins in three key states. Even if Trump would win in a rigged recount, Biden would still win the election, so obviously, Republicans are hoping to overturn the result in Pennsylvania.

Sen. Graham is bordering on a crime against his country by trying to overturn a free and fair election to keep Trump in office.

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