A Real Patriot For Our Real POTUS wrote

> This is sedition! Why does she hate America??
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> She was nowhere to be seen on January 6, so it's not surprising that
> she's said this! How can she be trusted when she clearly believes the
> lies that Trump didn't win.
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> Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is still a staunch ally of former President
> Donald Trump but she's not in the camp of people who believe he'll
> return to office before fall.
>
> Several religious leaders and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell have backed the
> belief that Trump will be reinstated as president in the coming months.
> The hope is rooted in the conviction that evidence will come out showing
> the election was fraudulent and while Greene believes Trump won the 2020
> election, she doesn't see him being reinstated.
>
> "I would hate for anyone to get their hopes up thinking that President
> Trump is going to be back in the White House in August because that's
> not true and I'm telling you that as a member of Congress, that's a very
> difficult thing to do," Greene told Steve Bannon on his podcast on
> Wednesday.
>
> Greene added that people need to be "careful in what they believe," but
> didn't mention anyone by name as to who she thought was peddling faulty
> information.
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> marjorie taylor greene election trump reinstated
> Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told former President Donald Trump's
> supporters to not get their hopes up that he'll be reinstated in August
> because it's "not true." Greene speaks at a news conference after
> visiting the Holocaust Museum, outside the U.S. Capitol on June 14. Drew
> Angerer/Reuters, Getty Images
>
> Lindell has become a leading voice for the belief that Trump will be
> back in office by August and has set Aug. 13 as the date that his
> reinstatement will be the "talk of the world." On Sunday, he told WVW
> Broadcast Network's Brannon Howse that the results would be overturned
> not only for Trump but "down-ticket senators."
>
> Some are clinging to hope that an audit of the election being conducted
> in Fulton County, Ga., will sway the results in Trump's favor. In 2016,
> the former president took Georgia by about 5 points but four years
> later, he lost the key state by less than a point. With 16 electoral
> votes, it was a difficult blow to Trump's reelection bid and he's
> consistently fought the results ever since.
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> In May, a judge agreed to unseal more than 100,000 absentee ballots in
> Georgia's most populous county and order the production of
> high-resolution images so plaintiffs can evaluate their legitimacy.
> Greene is very hopeful the audit will successfully prove there was "real
> election fraud" and she told Bannon she's seen the "real evidence" the
> attorneys have.
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> Having lived in Georgia her whole life, Greene told Bannon the state
> reelected Trump in November, as well as, former Senator David Perdue.
> Perdue failed to secure the 50 percent of votes necessary to win the
> election in November and lost to Democrat Jon Ossoff in a runoff
> election in January.
>
> Greene backed decertifying the election if the audit shows President Joe
> Biden didn't win Georgia, but even if Trump were to get those 16
> electoral votes, it wouldn't be enough for him to win the election.
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