DNC Chair Upset Over Trump’s Election Statements

Accusations of Falsehood in Minnesota Election Claims

Ken Martin, the Chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), has taken to social media, accusing President Donald Trump of dishonesty regarding the election outcomes in Minnesota.

In a post that drew attention, Martin responded to a video where Trump claimed he believed he won in Minnesota “all three times,” as reported by Hill.

In his message, Martin expressed frustration, stating, “You lying bastard. I was the Minnesota DFL Chair in all three of your runs here. I watched you lose. Three times. Minnesota never bought into your fraud. And now, as DNC Chair, I look forward to ending Trumpism for good in 2028. With votes, not lies. Repeat.”

Trump’s remarks in the video included, “I feel like I won Minnesota. I think I won all three times. … In my opinion, I think we won all three times, but Minnesota is a corrupt state, a corrupt voting state. And the Republicans should get smart and require voter ID.”

According to the Associated Press, in the most recent 2024 presidential election, former Vice President Kamala Harris won Minnesota.

In a twist of the narrative, Trump emerged victorious in the 2024 election, regaining the Oval Office as the 47th President of the United States.

Additionally, it’s worth noting that a Minnesota election judge has been charged with allowing unregistered voters to participate in the 2024 election, as reported by Breitbart News.

Previously, a federal jury found a Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor campaign volunteer guilty of lying during a voter fraud investigation, where he had submitted absentee ballots on behalf of others who hadn’t requested them.

This situation unfolds as Democratic leaders in Minnesota are facing accusations of significant fraud linked to the state’s Somali community, which has triggered considerable public and governmental scrutiny.

In his video, Trump referred to Minnesota officials as “crooked” and criticized Democratic Governor Tim Walz as “incompetent” and “stupid,” claiming corruption on a large scale. He mentioned, “The numbers look like $19 billion could have been stolen from a lot of people, most of them Somalis. They buy votes. They vote in groups. They buy votes. Selling more Mercedes-Benzes in the area… can you imagine?” He expressed disbelief, adding, “Coming in with no money and driving a Mercedes-Benz right after that? The whole thing is ridiculous. They are very corrupt people. It’s a very corrupt state.”