2020 Election Fraud Claims and the "Big Lie"

Following the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump and many Republican allies repeatedly asserted without evidence that the election had been stolen through widespread voter fraud.

• The "Stop the Steal" Campaign: Prominent figures pushed claims regarding manipulated voting machines, thousands of dead people voting, and fraudulent mail-in ballots. A thorough statistical review published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) found no evidence of systematic voter fraud to support these claims.
  
  
• Financial Solicitation: According to Federal Election Commission filings compiled by ABC News, Trump and the Republican National Committee (RNC) raised $207 million within three weeks of the 2020 election by soliciting donations for an "Election Defense Fund". Records showed that despite the stated purpose, a relatively small amount was actually spent on legal election challenges, with over $100 million funneled back into fundraising and advertising.
  
  
• Fake Electors Scheme: Audio recordings and investigative reports detailed efforts by campaign staff to coordinate groups of alternate "fake electors" to cast electoral votes outside state capitols, notably in Wisconsin, to disrupt the official certification.
  
  

Public Health Misinformation (COVID-19 Pandemic)

During his presidency, Trump frequently contradicted federal health agencies regarding the severity and treatment of COVID-19.

• Severity Downplaying: As recorded by NBC News, Trump publicly compared the virus to the common flu and suggested it would quickly disappear, despite acknowledging its high lethality in private interviews
  
  
• Unverified Treatments: He repeatedly amplified unproven or dangerous medical claims, such as promoting hydroxychloroquine or suggesting the internal use of disinfectants to combat the virus.
  
  

Business and Financial Misrepresentations

Before and during his political career, Trump's business practices faced extensive legal scrutiny for fraudulent reporting.

• New York Civil Fraud Ruling: A major New York civil suit concluded that Donald Trump, his eldest sons, and his companies engaged in a multi-year scheme to inflate his net worth and real estate values to secure favorable loan terms and insurance rates.
  
  
• Personal Metrics: General documentation compiled by Wikipedia tracks a history of exaggerated wealth, inflated property sizes, and fabricated details in ghostwritten books.
  
  

Continuous Election Integrity Allegations (2024–2026)

Even after returning to public office, Trump and his campaign apparatus have continued to allege vulnerabilities and systemic fraud inside the U.S. election system without verifiable proof.

• Pre-Election Accusations: Ahead of the 2024 presidential election, Trump utilized platforms like Truth Social to claim that battleground states like Pennsylvania were "cheating, and getting caught, at large scale levels", allegations which local election officials and police departments quickly refuted.
  
  
• Post-Election Speeches: In 2026, Trump delivered a primetime address asserting that newly declassified documents showed the U.S. election system was dangerously exposed to hacking. A report from CBS News fact-checked the address, noting that White House officials acknowledged the files did not prove any actual vote-tampering or machine-hacking, labeling the claims as highly misleading.
  
  

REDFRAUD is part of the propaganda and one of the roots of the problem

Obviously, the above is just a small fraction of the fraud that Trump and the Republican party have subjected to Americans. Never before in the history of our country have we had a pathological liar as President. He can't say two sentences without verbalizing a fraudulent statement. It' is completely outrageous.

• Lie after Lie after Lie: Why should the American people have to put up with this behavior? He wouldn't even be in this position of President if it weren't for the REDFRAUD that is essential to his manipulation. He lies about everything; his health, his crowd sizes, his brilliance (although this one he thinks is true), his business savvy, his net worth, his golf scores, the economy, the wars he has ended, and on and on and on. It's completely Absurd.
  
  
• The Republican Hostility towards Fact Checking: Trump and his Republican devotees go out of their way to ignore facts and obvious reality. Truth and facts do not align with the deceit of their propaganda. A good example was during the Vice Presidential debate between JD Vance and Tim Walz. JD Vance spoke about Haitian immigrants abducting and eating cats and dogs in Springfield, Ohio. He was upset that a moderator dared fact checked his remarks. He replied “The rules were that you guys weren’t going to fact check." He didn't want Trump voters to know he was lying? Most likely, they didn't care because the propaganda had already hardened this narrative. How can we stand for this? We all understand that politicians exaggerate their talking points and attack their opponents but the Republicans have taken their fraud to an unacceptable level.