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New Spin: What If Trump Uses The Senate Trial To Prove Voter Fraud?

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Late Wednesday night, the House voted to impeach President Trump over the Capitol debacle last week. While many Trump supporters have lamented over proceedings that were obviously politically motivated by pure hate, what if these proceedings lead to uncovering the rampant voter fraud in front of the Senate?

Now, while that may seem far-fetched of an idea, I apparently am not the only one entertaining that idea.

Here is more from Hot Air:

I am extremely excited about the prospect of Trump and his lawyers quintupling down on a vast voter-fraud conspiracy during a Senate trial where there’s a legit (if slim) possibility that he’ll be convicted. The more conciliatory Trump seems, the harder it’ll be for Senate Republicans to justify humiliating him with a conviction, however warranted it might be. The less conciliatory he seems, the easier it’ll be. Trying to co-opt the Senate trial to “prove” a massive vote-rigging plot at a moment when McConnell is focused on distancing the party from Trump and everyone in Congress is eager to lower the political temperature is the worst conceivable approach for everyone, from the president on down.

So that’ll probably be what happens. MAGA fans are ready:

Also ready: Crazy Rudy Giuliani, who’s in line at the moment to be Trump’s lead counsel. Imagine Rudy entering a forum convened to decide whether to punish Trump for inciting a mob and exploiting it to incite that mob further.

What do you all think? Will this lead to the voter fraud being uncovered or is it just a wild wish?

Let us know below!

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