Trump Lawyers Push Call For MARTIAL LAW As More Evidence Of FRAUD Emerges, DEMAND New Election
December 1, 2020
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as posted by the channelTrump Lawyers Push Call For MARTIAL LAW As More Evidence Of FRAUD Emerges, DEMAND New Election. As more evidence begins to emerge and it seems less and less likely Trump can pull off a legal win, Lawyers and supporters are calling for Trump to invoke martial law.
Sidney Powell retweeted a call for military tribunals and martial law in order to stop the destruction of our constitutional republic. Though retweets are not typically endorsements it does seem to represent the views of many Trump supporters.
L Lin Wood directly called for martial law in order to prevent civil war.
Democrats and Republicans are in two entirely different worlds now. We cannot predict where this brings us but wherever it does will be a dark place.
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