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@mrtnzfred @therealroseanne ..funniest thing I’m seeing is [are Feser &] Dems saying..there are 20 million less votes for Kamala..They still think Biden got 81 million votes at 4 am.

Wondering if Feser is just naive in apparently believing the Democrats claim that "there are 20 million less votes for Kamala... [&] still think[s] Biden got 81 million votes at 4 am", of course he is not joining the "Dems saying the election was rigged because there was huge turnout last night", but he appears to be assisting their narrative with his seeming naivety. 

I think there is good evidence that he is wrong in categorically denying Trump was "robbed'" in 2020 and that was the point of the tweet.

Note: This is a clarification for Dr. Feser on the meaning I intended for the above tweet and post which was posed as a question using brackets. I apologize to Feser for its poor construction. Again, of course he was not joining the "Dems saying the election was rigged because there was huge turnout last night."

Edward Feser
@FeserEdward
Yes, one benefit of a Trump victory is that it may at long last put to rest the corrosive "I was robbed" narrative
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John Ziegler
@Zigmanfreud
Can someone please explain how Trump had the 2020 election stolen from him while he was president of the United States, but somehow won the 2024 election by a clear margin while out of office and as a convicted felon???!! 🤔😂 x.com/dontcutkids/st…
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Fred martinez
@mrtnzfred
@therealroseanne
..funniest thing I’m seeing is [are Feser &] Dems saying the election was rigged because there was huge turnout last night..there are 20 million less votes for Kamala..They still think Biden got 81 million votes at 4 am.

Wondering if Feser is just naive in apparently believing the Democrats claim that "there are 20 million less votes for Kamala... [&] still think[s] Biden got 81 million votes at 4 am", of course he is not joining the "Dems saying the election was rigged because there was huge turnout last night", but he appears to be assisting their narrative with his seeming naivety. 

I think there is good evidence that he is wrong in categorically denying Trump was "robbed'" in 2020 and that was the point of the tweet.

Note: This is a clarification for Dr. Feser on the meaning I intended for the above tweet posed as a question using brackets. I apologize to Feser for its poor construction. 

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