RNC Spokesperson: Strong Evidence of Election Tampering Exists

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Wednesday on The Chad Hasty Show, Republican National Committee National Spokesperson Elizabeth Harrington joined the show to share the latest news from the general election and investigations into vote fraud.

Harrington and Hasty talked about premature media decisions to call the election in favor of Joe Biden, their claims that there have been no indications of vote fraud, and the evidence that is piling up from numerous state, indicating that the election has been manipulated.

Harrington said:

Welcome to year four of the media manipulating reality, and trying to tell you that the opposite is true...This complete fraud of pretending that Joe Biden is the president elect: He is not. We won. We won. I can not stress this enough to your listeners. We've won, it's just a matter of the results being certified of every legal vote, and every illegal vote being thrown out as it rightfully should. This is about free and fair elections, this is about our constitutional republic.

Harrington continued:

The truth will win here. It's very clear what's going on: They're trying to prop [Joe Biden] up and say we have to usher in and coronate this new administration before you find out if we're still the United States of America...We're not going to let that happen.

Listen to the entire interview with Liz Harrington in the video above.

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