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Democratic Lies

by David L. Miner

I recently saw George Stephanopoulos interview our Vice President Elect on ABC's This Week. In that interview, there were a number of statements and claims by Trump that were challenged, but none so pointedly as Trump's Tweet from a few days ago where he claimed he would have won the popular vote if we deducted the millions of illegal votes that were cast. Stephanopoulos called that claim a lie and said there is no evidence for that claim.

For the most part, Pense did a good job during that interview. But Pense proved once again something I have been saying for more than 20 years.

Democrats are better at lying than Republicans are at rebutting those lies.

There is no excuse for doing a bad job of rebutting a lie. I don't care how nice you want to be or how gentle you want to be or how diplomatic you want to be, there is no excuse for doing a bad job of rebutting a lie. And Stephanopoulos told a lie.

More specifically, it was an accurate statement intended to cover up a lie. And an accurate statement used to cover up a lie becomes part of that lie.

Please allow me to explain.

Over the past 15 years, there have been more and more States that allow the application for a drivers license without requiring documentation that the applicant is a U.S. Citizen. And, over the past 10 years, there have been more and more States that automatically issue voter registrations with a drivers license. And, over the past five years, there are more and more states that allow voting without any identification, or at least without any documentation of U.S. Citizenship. In many States, if you are on the voter roles, you get to vote.

And every one of those States have laws and procedures in place that make it impossible to quantify the number of drivers licenses issued with no documented U.S. Citizenship. And every one of those States who issue voter registration cards with drivers licenses have laws and procedures in place to make it impossible to quantify the number of voter registrations issued with no documented U.S. Citizenship. And we can add to those quantities the number of illegal aliens who voted in this last election based on Obama assuring them on national TV that if they voted they would not be caught.

So we have an untold number of voter registrations that have possibly been issued to illegal aliens. And we have a number of surveys and research projects that document the percentage of illegal aliens who WOULD vote for Democrats if they COULD vote to be anywhere from 81% to 91%.

That means there are potentially enough illegal aliens who voted in the last election to equal Trump's claim of “millions.”

So the claim by Stephanopoulos that “there is no evidence” is absolutely correct. However, the statement was made to distract Americans from the FACT that Liberals have intentionally designed the process to make it impossible to document.

On the other hand, is the claim of “millions” a reasonable claim?

This question must be asked in light of the “estimated 11 million” illegal aliens in America, which is always the number used whenever any pundit or politician makes a reference to the number of illegals in America. Everyone, Liberal or Conservative, Democrat or Republican, uses the same number.

So let's look at that claim of 11 million illegal aliens in America so popular with political pundits.

The claim that there are 11 million illegal aliens in America is a blatant lie, and almost everyone using that number knows it. The only people who don't know it is a lie are the American people.

Why do I say it is a lie? I need only ask, where did that number come from?

Then President Bill Clinton said in a speech in 1995 that there were an estimated 11 million illegal aliens in America. And everyone has been using the same “estimate” ever since.

I have no idea where Clinton got that number, but let's assume the number was accurate at that time.

Why does everyone still use that number? I submit it is because they do not want you to know just how serious the problem of illegal aliens really is.

Just think about it.

Clinton claimed there were 11 million illegal aliens in America in 1995. Every federal agency that is charged with knowing these things admits that there is somewhere between 1 and 1.5 million new illegals coming to America every year. So do the math.

By the federal government's own numbers, there is somewhere between 30 and 40 million illegal aliens in America today. And that does not include the explosion of illegal children who has crossed the border under Obama's treasonous Executive Orders.

Why is all this important? Why would the real number of illegals be hidden by Liberal and Conservative pundits and politicians alike? Liberals don't want Americans to see how destructive to the political process their policies have really been. Democrats and Liberals know that the more illegal aliens we have in America, the more votes for Democrats and Liberals we will have in elections. And Conservatives don't want Americans to understand just how destructive to the economy their inaction on this issue has been. Every survey and research on the issue shows that 69-81% of illegal aliens receive some sort of financial benefits from the government, depending on the welfare program examined.

President Elect Trump's claim that there were millions of illegal voters in this past election is entirely logical. And the claim by Stephanopoulos that there is no evidence to support that claim is entirely accurate.

But the reason his claim is inaccurate is the success of Liberal policies at intentionally destroying the America that was created almost 250 years ago.