Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Sarah Sanders gets emotional during White House press briefing" video.

Drrk11...Without making a broad generalization based on political bias...are you able to provide a single example of Sanders "lying"?
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It's quite ironic to refer to a fictional book that condones murder, slavery, racism and other crimes against humanity to justify an opinion on current events. And remember...your fictional "god" committed mass genocide...twice. I'll never understand how the Christian cult maintains it's brainwashing. And I'll remind you the 'Jesus' story was copied from many previous god/prophet myths. Including Greek, Roman, Eqyptian and Persian deities also (allegedly) born to virgins and resurrected. I urge you to realize all religions and god-delusions are fictional stories. Learn to resist the brainwashing by your cult and focus on facts and reality.
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@jacobbergkvist9373 Can't disagree. Although her comment was in the context of major Trump accomplishments it was a lie. The main reason for my comment is to challenge people like "Drck11" to back up their generalizations with facts. And regarding the "popular vote". I have a bi-partisan question: What's your opinion on millions of illegal/undocumented citizens holding driver's licences and other picture ID that allows them to vote? Or the fact many States don't even require a person to present ANY form of ID to vote? Are you for or against such practices?
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@jacobbergkvist9373 I wish there were some facts and data to back up your opinion that illegals are "scared" to vote. As you said, you could be wrong. I have the complete opposite opinion. I think millions of illegals get out and vote. I also don't have facts or data and could be wrong. I think there's huge motivation for illegals to vote Democrat. Particularly in "sanctuary" States such as California. Who is one of the many States who doesn't require ANY form of ID to vote. Despite having MILLIONS of illegals. The Democrats can't win elections without leveraging unreasonable fear to motivate people to vote. Which is It's why I take the popular vote numbers with great skepticism. And why I've grown to appreciate the necessity of the Electoral College system. You're right to say voter fraud is an issue often raised by the GOP. For very good reason. IMO.
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