This morning I was listening to one of my favorite classical music stations.  Unfortunately, it receives funding from NPR, so listeners are occasionally subjected to public radio’s biased news coverage.  As I listened, the NPR reporter said that former President Trump was concerned about possible cheating in the coming election, and, if elected, he promises to prosecute anyone guilty of electoral fraud.  Trump also reaffirmed his belief that the Democrats had stolen the 2020 election.

The NPR reporter said thatTrump’s statement about the 2020 election was a lie.

Why would an unbiased news reporter make such a charge?  There were numerous reports of fraudulent or unethical activities during the 2020 election.  An unprecedented number of mail-in ballots were received, and most states were not prepared to handle the volume.  Voter rolls had not been updated, and post-election studies revealed many instances of ghost voters (voters who provided fake addresses and could not be traced).  In some swing states these ghost voters probably changed the outcome. Also, Democrat Party operatives conducted a massive vote harvesting campaign financed by more than a half-billion dollars from Mark Zukerberg and other wealthy Biden supporters.  These harvesters visited homeless shelters, nursing homes, etc. and got votes from politically uninformed/unengaged persons.  So-called Zuckerbucks also helped staff local election boards in a way to favor Democrat Party candidates.  Worst of all, NPR, ABC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC and denizens of the Deep State all colluded to suppress every story about the Hunter Biden laptop.  If that damning information had been available to the voting public, it seems certain that Trump would have won the election in spite of all other voting shenanigans.

Perhaps the Democrats had a legitimate claim to victory in 2020, but I believe the most you can say about their win is that they “stole it fair and square.”

Who is the liar, the NPR  reporter or Trump?