We’d really thought we were rid of Dan Rather after he was booted from CBS News, but then Twitter came along and he came creeping back, apparently not having developed a sense of shame while he was away. It’s funny enough when he appears on Brian Stelter’s ironically named “Reliable Sources,” but deep thoughts like these are just annoying.
Let me translate for you. “Widespread voter fraud” really means a lot of "those kinds of people" voting.
— Dan Rather (@DanRather) April 8, 2020
Yes, fraudulent voters https://t.co/eHL7NY9vGd
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) April 8, 2020
In Dan's defense, he's a practiced expert on fraud.
— Mark Culham ? (@mdculham) April 8, 2020
Rather wrong again. Nothing new here. He must enjoy the embarrassment.
— mare (@mare22936011) April 8, 2020
If you mean illegals and dead people, yes, that's exactly what it means.
— The John P. Arshon (@JohnParshon) April 8, 2020
Non citizens? Fraudsters? Indeed, those kinds of people.
— NH (@TwoQuoque) April 8, 2020
By those kinds you mean dead people voting, illegal aliens voting, and people voting multiple times and committing fraud. Sit down and be quiet. ?
— WayBeyond1984??⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@RichWeikart) April 8, 2020
No genius! It means voter fraud. It means votes from dead people, multiple votes from the same person and votes in one state under the name of someone who has moved to another state and has concurrent registration because the old one hasn't been purged! What the hell!!!
— Jim_DeMassi (@jim_demass) April 8, 2020
Yes. "Those people who arent here legally and dont have the right to vote." Also "those people" who are actually dead and technically, shouldn't vote. ?
— Francesca (@TheFrancescaF) April 8, 2020
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By "those kinds of people", do you mean dead people, felons, illegal immigrants, non citizens, and people who vote more than once? Well, then, yes, you're correct. But I'm betting you just want to paint us all as racists. Bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see how it plays out!
— Uncle Roundtree (@StandlyDoRight) April 8, 2020
Wrong kind of people = illegals, dead people, people voting more than once, people voting other people's ballots, etc.
It's not that hard.
— Seizer Pouncicus (@TastyKAR) April 8, 2020
Please be specific, Daniel. Who ARE those kinds of people?
— Rubin's Lobotomy (@RichardPainter0) April 8, 2020
Race-baiting, as usual? ?
— Chad Dawkins (@chad_dawkins) April 8, 2020
Race bait much, Dan?
— Chet Donnelly (@smither_alan) April 8, 2020
Let's translate the King of Fake News delusional tweet: I'm playing the race card, spreading more fake news, so the rest of the delusional, corrupt democrats will love me and think I'm still relevant.
— David Mayze ✌?✌? (@DavidMayze) April 8, 2020
"those kinds of people" is racist. Voter fraud is essentially people voting more than once. are you trying to say that people of color do that?
— KSE (@kbk3n3) April 8, 2020
Thanks white guy. What would we do without you?
— Wuhans Gruber ? (@WuhansGruber) April 8, 2020
You’re so desperate to be relevant
Stop embarrassing yourself, chump.
???— Davis (@GIass_Onion) April 8, 2020
You and Mary Mapes should do a hard-hitting special report on this.
— PhilipTerzian (@PhilipTerzian) April 8, 2020
It’s like “those kind of documents” you tried to pass off as legit in 2004.
— Mike Benedict (@mikeyb3102) April 8, 2020
Aren't you the guy who tried to impact an election with fraudulent documents and got caught.
— Neal Hyde (@neal5x5000) April 8, 2020
That’s the guy.
You're a horrible translator.
— Dwain Currier (@TheDwain) April 8, 2020
Delete your account ?
— Proud Deplorable (@deplorablenAL) April 8, 2020
We wonder where Rather stands on voter ID, since he’s so concerned about election fraud. We imagine he thinks that, too, is an attempt to keep “those kinds of people” from voting.
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Dan Rather wants journalists to look outside ‘country diners’ when looking for ‘average voters’ https://t.co/hcYr6TNH0j
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) December 16, 2019
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