Trump’s Press Secretary Has Voted By Mail In Each Election Since 2010
Trump’s press secretary Kayleigh McEnany has defended Trump’s assaults on voting by mail, however she has voted by mail in each election that she participated in since 2010.
However, additionally like her boss, McEnany has taken benefit of its comfort time and time once more.
In actual fact, the Tampa native has voted by mail in each Florida election she has participated in since 2010, in accordance with a Tampa Bay Occasions overview of her voting historical past. Most lately, she voted by mail within the state’s March 2020 presidential main, simply as Trump did after he made Florida his new everlasting residence.
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In the meantime, McEnany, a graduate of South Tampa’s Academy of the Holy Names and a Davis Islands home-owner, has voted by mail 11 instances during the last 10 years.
Trump has been on a rampage and threatening retaliation towards Twitter for fact-checking his lie-filled tweets about voting by mail. Nonetheless, Trump, his spouse, and his press secretary have all voted by mail with zero concern about voter fraud.
Vote by mail has been a spine of the Republican get out the vote effort for years. Democrats do nicely in early voting, and Republicans have historically fared nicely in states like Florida with mail voting.
If the Trump administration desires to play this sport on mail voting, hypocrisy shall be discovered in all places, as a result of there isn’t a reality to Trump’s claims about mail voting and voter fraud.
The reality is that the Trump administration is just against mail voting when Democrats do it.
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Mr. Easley is the founder/managing editor and Senior White Home and Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA.Jason has a Bachelor’s Diploma in Political Science. His graduate work targeted on public coverage, with a specialization in social reform actions.
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