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10/25/2020

2020 ELECTION/CORRUPTION/DEMS/DOJ/GOP/JUSTICE DEPARTMENT/PENNSYLVANIA/VOTER FRAUD/VOTING: “Pennsylvania Ballot ‘mistakes’ made, in my opinion, on purpose by the Democrat Governor [Tom Wolf], puts Republicans, in particular @SeanParnellUSA, at great risk. Corrupt politics in Pennsylvania must be investigated immediately. By the way, Philadelphia is out of control.

@TheJusticeDept“

––Donald Trump, Twitter.com, October 25, 2020 2:45 am

 

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Posted in 2020 Election, Corruption, Dems, DOJ, GOP, Justice Department, Pennsylvania, Voter Fraud, VotingTagged Philadelphia, Sean Parnell, Tom Wolf

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