President Trump has the opportunity to make a legacy-defining move in Los Angeles, California.
Sure, elected Republicans have a very big, almost daunting job ahead of them to clean up our election system.
Because right now it doesn't matter:
-how good of a candidate we run
-how bad of a candidate the Democrats run
-if the Democrat candidate is corrupt or has a Nazi tattoo
It doesn't matter because the Democrats have the election system in a chokehold. They have taken it away—they have stolen it from the people and it is now in their control. So the outcomes of these elections are, essentially, predetermined.
Elected Republicans need to acknowledge the severity of what Democrats have done to our election system.
Before they're going to be able to adequately address it and fix it, it's very clear that the Biden administration committed crimes against us, and we voted for Trump because we don't want these people to just get away with it.
We want accountability.
We want perp walks and jumpsuits.
This stolen election in Los Angeles is actually a golden opportunity for the Trump administration to do what we didn't get to do after 2020 because Biden was in the White House—and it didn't happen under Attorney General Bondi, either—which is actually track this down, charge the people who committed crimes, convict them, and put them in jail. And then, use that as the impetus to change the laws to take back our elections from the Democrats who've stolen them from us.
Spencer Pratt seems to understand this, and I'm very appreciative of that.
This is Trump's opportunity to re-energize the base and give us what we voted for: justice.
And, to do something that no U.S. president has ever been able to do, which is secure our election system against communists who want to steal our vote and who are doing just that.
It would be a legacy-defining moment not only for President Trump and his administration, but for our country. In doing so, we will be securing the freedom and prosperity of our country for an entire generation.
I pray the Trump administration recognizes that in the "defeat" of Spencer Pratt, they have been given the opportunity of a lifetime.
@LizWheeler
