The former chairman of the state Republican Party told members of the East Tennessee Republican Club on Monday that while some ballots cast in the Novemberâs presidential election âwere not quite right,â he does not think widespread fraud is the reason Donald Tump lost his re-election bid by 7 million votes.
âIt was a tough night,â Saltsman told local Republicans meeting at the Carnegie Hotel in Johnson City. â I hate to say this, but we lost fair and square.â
The longtime Republican strategist said he doesnât think it was rigged voting machines or other irregularities on Election Day that cost Trump the win, but a âsystem set in placeâ that allowed Democrats to continue counting absentee ballots after the polls had closed.
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mark pryor in a red state. where obama has 20% approval rating and defunding obama care may be an issue to elect him in the general. and let me ask you, republicans have another advantage. they have only two open seats, take a look at this, two states where due to retirement, they have seen saltsman there we go, while democrats have five open seats including in the red states of montana, south dakota and west virginia that are now blue have a good chance they are, i would say typically red states, how do you make 2014 the race for the senate? well, first off, chip is right. except for the third time s a charm thing, i think what s happening here is again in these primaries, like have you mitch