Schumer’s crying yet again.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) went into full meltdown mode Monday after President Donald Trump unveiled his latest plan to crack down on mail-in voting and voting machines.
Trump, posting to Truth Social, promised to “lead a movement” to eliminate mail-in ballots and replace unreliable, expensive machines with secure, watermark paper ballots. According to Trump, this is the only way to guarantee honest elections in America.
“Democrats cheat at levels never seen before. Mail-in ballots and voting machines are a complete disaster. We will end this hoax and restore honesty to our elections,” Trump declared.
Schumer immediately fired back, insisting mail-in ballots are “safe and secure.” He accused Trump of trying to “silence Americans” and even claimed the effort would bring “Jim Crow laws across America.” His remarks were quickly blasted by conservatives as fearmongering and false attacks.
Trump’s announcement signals that election integrity will remain a top priority heading into the 2026 midterms. While voting laws are largely set at the state level, Trump vowed to sign an executive order to put maximum pressure on states to abandon mail-in ballots and flawed voting machines.
For millions of Americans, the issue is simple: Can we trust our elections? Trump and his supporters say no — not with mail-in ballots and machines that raise more questions than answers. Democrats, meanwhile, appear desperate to protect the very system conservatives argue is broken.
The showdown between Trump and Schumer makes one thing clear: the battle over mail-in voting is far from over, and both sides are preparing for a high-stakes fight that could shape the future of American democracy.
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