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@JoeGebhardt2 @GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes How many factual lies can you pack into one tweet> The Trump team had 4 cases in Pennsylvania alone.
In most cases Trump's own lawyers disclaimed any fraud in their own court cases.
Trump's handpicked judges excoriated him worse than any others. /1
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes First: Trump sued over Philly counting 5 categories of mail in ballots.
They appealed all the way to the PA Supreme Court.
They lost. https://t.co/bQprvfqDvk /2
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 2nd: Trump sued Bucks County for counting ballots they thought were deficient.
They appealed that decision and lost. And the PA SC denied the appeal without comment.
https://t.co/YZVGpOxZCV /3
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 3rd, Trump sued Montgomery County to stop them from counting mail-in ballots.
Trump didn't dispute the facts at all. **STIPULATED** to common facts.
https://t.co/wqV1aPGNMC
Then they abandoned the appeal. /4
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 4th, Trump famously sued in Federal Court challenging the results of the election. And, as luck would have it, they were assigned a conservative Judge who was a member of the Federalist Society.
Rudy, however, when faced with the prospect of lying to a Federal Judge . . . /5
In most cases Trump's own lawyers disclaimed any fraud in their own court cases.
Trump's handpicked judges excoriated him worse than any others. /1
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes First: Trump sued over Philly counting 5 categories of mail in ballots.
They appealed all the way to the PA Supreme Court.
They lost. https://t.co/bQprvfqDvk /2
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 2nd: Trump sued Bucks County for counting ballots they thought were deficient.
They appealed that decision and lost. And the PA SC denied the appeal without comment.
https://t.co/YZVGpOxZCV /3
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 3rd, Trump sued Montgomery County to stop them from counting mail-in ballots.
Trump didn't dispute the facts at all. **STIPULATED** to common facts.
https://t.co/wqV1aPGNMC
Then they abandoned the appeal. /4
@GlennGattis1 @toddstarnes 4th, Trump famously sued in Federal Court challenging the results of the election. And, as luck would have it, they were assigned a conservative Judge who was a member of the Federalist Society.
Rudy, however, when faced with the prospect of lying to a Federal Judge . . . /5
So here’s the deal. In the aftermath of Wednesday’s coup, many have been looking to history to find examples of what we can expect now. This is in many ways good (at last), but I just worry we might draw the wrong conclusions. A thread. 1/
The obvious example that people have grasped for is, of course, Germany. These come in two major flavours. Some wanted to ask if the blueprint of dealing with these past four years could be Germany’s post-war denazification… https://t.co/f7CKhPZEy3 2/
…while others saw a direct equivalent to the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923: a stepping stone on the path of Hitler’s rise to power. A decade after this farcical, localised revolt in Munich, Hitler rose to national power. The rest, as they say, is history. https://t.co/OhO9UW7X7t 3a/
(Just today, Arnold @Schwarzenegger has compared Wednesday to Kristallnacht. His video message is actually well worth watching here, also because of his personal message that comes with it. https://t.co/rGI5TD3Uir) 3b/
I’ve said time and again that I’m uncomfortable with the direct comparisons often drawn between Trump and Hitler and Trump’s US and Hitler’s Germany (and sorry to my longtime followers who’ve heard this over and over again). And look, I understand why some want to do this. 4/

The obvious example that people have grasped for is, of course, Germany. These come in two major flavours. Some wanted to ask if the blueprint of dealing with these past four years could be Germany’s post-war denazification… https://t.co/f7CKhPZEy3 2/
I\u2019d like to believe that this will ultimately lead to a cultural transformation much like what Germany experienced post-Hitler. The worst of the underbelly of white supremacy & authoritarianism has been fully exposed. Do you think there\u2019s a parallel?
— Anthony Rapp Voted for Biden Black Lives Matter (@albinokid) January 6, 2021
…while others saw a direct equivalent to the Beer Hall Putsch of 1923: a stepping stone on the path of Hitler’s rise to power. A decade after this farcical, localised revolt in Munich, Hitler rose to national power. The rest, as they say, is history. https://t.co/OhO9UW7X7t 3a/
One historical note -- Hitler's first coup attempt failed, the Beer Hall putsch. Just because Republicans will fail this time, doesn't mean that want try and try again. History is worth remembering.
— Joe Lockhart (@joelockhart) January 3, 2021
(Just today, Arnold @Schwarzenegger has compared Wednesday to Kristallnacht. His video message is actually well worth watching here, also because of his personal message that comes with it. https://t.co/rGI5TD3Uir) 3b/
My message to my fellow Americans and friends around the world following this week's attack on the Capitol. pic.twitter.com/blOy35LWJ5
— Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) January 10, 2021
I’ve said time and again that I’m uncomfortable with the direct comparisons often drawn between Trump and Hitler and Trump’s US and Hitler’s Germany (and sorry to my longtime followers who’ve heard this over and over again). And look, I understand why some want to do this. 4/
