Democrats are planning to drop millions of phony ballots.
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Louder with CrowderOct 5, 2026
The extracted claim that Democrats are planning to drop millions of phony ballots departs from the passage, which only says Democrats need 48 more electoral votes to enshrine a national popular vote and never mentions ballot fraud.
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… socialism, which includes Obamacare, US aid, soda on SNAP, Medicare for, uh, Medicaid for illegals, Social Security for illegals, open borders, criminalizing speech under the guise of hate speech, full on censorship. They'll get rid of the Electoral College. Democrats only need 48 more electoral votes to enshrine a national popular vote. They said that that's what they want to do, and, most importantly, on the heels of my debate at Harvard, free college for all, which is a glorified Ponzi scheme in which the taxpayer funds generational feminist Marxist propaganda and indoctrination, in which …
Louder with Crowder · · from the transcriptPost →What we found
Context. The passage is about a national popular vote and the Electoral College, not ballot fraud, so the claim adds a different assertion the post never made.
Context. The New York Times reports that claims of widespread mail-in ballot fraud are overstated, since mail-ballot fraud involves small numbers of votes and is rare.[3]
Context. PolitiFact found in 2024 that claims Democrats had 'pre-filled' 100 million ballots were false, and AP reports that Trump has long claimed elections are rigged when his party loses.[1][2]
Sources
3 sources: 2 fact-checkers, 1 tier 2
- 1No, Democrats have not 'pre-filled' 100 million ballots with 'wrong ...politifact.com · fact-checker · cited for: context
- 2Stolen election rhetoric from Trump isn't new. His ability to act on those claims isapnews.com · fact-checker · cited for: context
- 3How Donald Trump and his allies are sowing doubt ahead of the midtermsnytimes.com · tier 2 · cited for: context
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