A prominent Republican blogger, Matt Walsh, came out with a statement on Facebook ridiculing President-elect Donald Trump for his outlandish claims and made it very clear he would not spend the next four years justifying everything he did.
After President-elect Trump tweeted the following message regarding Jill Stein’s efforts to recount Wisconsin votes, Matt Walsh, became outraged and disgusted by his unsupported allegations.
In addition to winning the Electoral College in a landslide, I won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 27, 2016
It is becoming difficult for even Republicans to continue to stand behind Trump’s ridiculous rhetoric in an attempt to demonize the media and hide his own transgressions. Walsh wrote:
“I’m not going to spend the next four years justifying everything the president says and does just because he’s a Republican. I know this will put me in a minority among conservatives, but I intend to hold Trump accountable same as I would any other politician.
On that note, let’s look at this tweet the President Elect sent out today. Two problems:
First, it’s an abject lie. There is no evidence that “millions” of votes were made illegally. The future president is making wild, conspiratorial claims without the slightest concern about whether those claims have any relation to the truth whatsoever. I imagine him employing this same tactic as president when it comes to matters of national security, where lives are at stake, and it gives me a very queasy feeling.
Second, the Clinton camp is trying to get a recount in several states. The man who WON has now JUSTIFIED those recounts by claiming that millions of votes were illegitimate. By his own words, a national recount of every vote must be conducted. That’s according to Trump himself. The guy who won. The guy who won just questioned the legitimacy of his own win.
And why? Because of his pride. Even though he won, he can’t stomach the idea that fewer people voted for him than Clinton. So, just to service his damned vanity, he undermined his own win and called into question the authenticity of a voting process that just resulted in him becoming president.
We are in for four years of this crap, folks. And I’m not going to play along. I refuse. Trump is wrong here. He’s lying. He’s being a prideful, reckless idiot and he deserves to be raked over the coals for it. And those who defend him on this deserve to be criticized right along with him.”
Trump has been on a mission to get rid of any media that posts negative things about him, calling them “fake journalists,” but it looks like he might just be alienating everyone at this point.
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