r/Republican • u/TanviVats • 4d ago

🚨BREAKING: President Trump plans to make Election Day a national holiday, implement single-day voting, paper ballots, and government-issued voter ID .. WHAT AN AMAZING CHRISTMAS PRESENT! News

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🚨BREAKING: President Trump plans to make Election Day a national holiday, implement single-day voting, paper ballots, and government-issued voter ID .. WHAT AN AMAZING CHRISTMAS PRESENT!

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u/trustintruth 4d ago

I looked for any news on this and can't find it.

What's the source?

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u/everydayimchapulin 3d ago

It's made up propaganda. A lot of the posters here just want it to seem like Trump has done something incredible every day even though he isn't in office yet and he can still promise whatever he wants to.

People just need to cool their jets. He's not even in the office yet. You don't have to brown nose so hard.

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u/Donkey-kong_69 3d ago

Isn’t this on his website though? I remember seeing he wanted to change voting to same day voting with paper ballots just like this post said and there’s a video on his website going more in depth on it somewhere.

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u/trustintruth 3d ago

Care to help the group and share a link?

Also, this headline says "Breaking", indicating it is new news, and actually a policy he is moving forward with.

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u/Donkey-kong_69 3d ago

Just look up agenda 47 and look at his 19th policy “secure our elections, including same day voting, voter identification, paper ballots, and proof of citizenship.” And he has videos where he goes in depth on his policies more.

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u/trustintruth 3d ago

So not new, "breaking" news at all? No official, concrete decree as the OP indicated.

Deceit.

That's all I'm saying.

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u/Donkey-kong_69 3d ago

It’s not really a lie though…I mean it’s not new but it’s not a lie when Trump literally said what he plans to do what the OP posted. Why are you getting so mad over something so little is my question? Is this really that big of a deal to you? And are you stating Trumps own words are “not official”?

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u/trustintruth 3d ago

Notice how I used the word "deceit", not lie?

I'm not getting mad at all. Just calling it like I see it. We should demand more truthfulness, and the first step to that is calling out when people skew reality like OP.