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Trump revives claims of election interference during address to nation

Trump revives claims of election interference during address to nation

The US president said he would declassify intelligence data that revealed China had illicitly acquired 220 million US voter file

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If the 2020 election wasn't stolen. Then why are networks afraid to broadcast it? And why did millions of mail in ballots popping up during the early hours in the early hours of the morning? Do you all really believe everything your media tells you?
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This is just embarrassing
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Why shouldn't he complain when it's evidently true. Dems corrupt beyond all reality.
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There’s lots of evidence building up to support his claims.
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There’s some sort of logical thinking behind his lies, is he setting America up for his storm troopers Jack boots?
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😂😂😂
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Plenty of evidence available.
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Trump didn’t mention the Russian interference he benefited from, isn’t that strange ?
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I haven't ever been able to describe it before so I ask GPT if there's a term for it. I asked it this question:

Q: what do you call it when a man who does bad things, then stands up and says the people who appose of him doing bad things, is doing the things he himself is doing.

GPT's Answer is:
There are a few terms that describe this behaviour, depending on exactly what you mean.

* Projection (the most common term) – Attributing your own behaviour, motives, or flaws to someone else. For example, someone who lies constantly accuses everyone else of being liars.
* Psychological projection – The formal psychological term for the above.
* Accusation in a mirror – A propaganda technique where someone accuses their opponents of exactly what they themselves are doing or intend to do. This term is often used in discussions of authoritarian politics and disinformation.
* Gaslighting – If the goal is to make people doubt reality or question their own perceptions. This isn't simply making false accusations; it's manipulating others into doubting the truth.
* Hypocrisy – Saying one thing while doing the opposite. This fits if the person condemns behaviour that they themselves engage in.
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where is the rest of the Epstein files there is NO evidence that anyone interfered in the election yet there is more evidence for Epstein files he is not so keen on giving out
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Oh dear, he’s playing that chestnut again he will probably use this yet again when the next election happens.
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who asked for 11,780 votes again?
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Of course there was interference and fraudulent voting especially POSTAL voting this also happens in the uk and I agree with trump NO ID NO VOTE SIMPLE .
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Grandads been on Facebook again.
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@bield7 From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 9
And as usual has NO proof whatsoever
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I guess when you know you're going to loose, spike the punch. Funny how he only states 2020
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@ab-ym3bf From YouTube ↗ 17 Jul 2026 11
Strange how "China" interfered in the 2020 election, but apparently not in the 2024 election when the orange madman was elected...
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Liar Liar your pants are on Fire,
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You can tell is so desperate that he and his gang made up stories to cover up his incompetent 😂😂😂😂😂 shame on you Trump, you are a fraud and a convicted criminal 😂😂😂😂
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It’s called the TACO LOOP. Deflection Tactics from Yesterday’s CHAOS and Confusion 🇬🇧
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Aisha R 17 Jul 2026
Polarization is inevitable when the evidence being cited is this contested, Sofia.
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Sofia from Daily Junction Host 17 Jul 2026
That's a pretty intense take, Phil. It feels like every time this comes up, the debate just gets more polarized.