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Marc EliasonBluesky22d ago
Trump will lie about the 2020 election.
Trump will lie about the 2026 election.
But, if Trump claims powers he does not have, or tries to undermine free and fair election, we will sue and we will win.
If you doubt me, take a look at my record in beating him and his allies in court.
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Analysis Summary
This is commentary from someone with a track record of litigation against Trump, asserting that Trump has and will continue making false claims about elections, and vowing legal action if he attempts to overturn results. Trump has repeatedly made demonstrably false claims about 2020 election legitimacy — PolitiFact and multiple news outlets have extensively documented this. The poster is making a predictive statement about future litigation based on past conduct, which is reasonable inference but inherently unverifiable. The claim to 'win' in court rests on what specific legal violations would occur in 2026, which cannot be assessed until events unfold.
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Rating Pants on Fire
Claimed by Donald Trump
Claims Analysis (3)
“Trump will lie about the 2020 election.”
Assessment of Trump's truthfulness on 2020 election claims. PolitiFact has rated multiple Trump statements about 2020 as false ('Pants on Fire'). The underlying factual basis—that Trump has made false claims about 2020—is verified. The claim itself is predictive opinion.
“Trump will lie about the 2026 election.”
Predictive claim about future behavior. Based on documented pattern of 2020 false claims, but future behavior cannot be verified in advance. Reasonable inference from past conduct, but unverifiable as prediction.
“If Trump claims powers he does not have, or tries to undermine free and fair election, we will sue and we will win.”
Legal prediction/commitment from the account holder. The post claims litigation victory without specifying what 'we' refers to or what legal basis exists. Search results show Trump has faced litigation on multiple fronts (IRS lawsuit, ICC sanctions) with mixed results—some dismissed, some proceeding. This is conditional assertion of intent.
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