Supporters of President Trump express doubts about the ballot count in the 2020 election

Sant ‘Antonio – The day after former Vice President Joe Biden was announced as the next president elect of the United States, supporters of President Donald Trump expressed their doubts during a “Trump Train” event at Cowboys Dancehall.

Jayson Martinez, one of the attendees, said he was a proud Hispanic Republican. He said he’s been researching President Trump since running for president.

“I think of myself as a very smart individual,” said Martinez. “I’ve been studying it for at least four years, if not more. It’s surprising to me that he beat all these lawyers and everyone, including Hillary Clinton. Since then it has dominated. “

He said he is concerned about how he thinks the left side of the island will handle the country.

“I’m a realist,” said Martinez. “The world is twisted right now. I don’t think the Democrats are for the people. People who vote this way are not doing their research. They are choosing Biden just because “.

Martinez said he had doubts about the ballot-counting process.

“The numbers don’t add up,” Martinez said. “They don’t make sense. This comes from a person who searches for numbers all the time. It’s very shady and it makes me sad all the way through. “

He said he believes President Trump unfairly lost the election.

“If he has lost enough, that’s one thing,” Martinez said. “But he didn’t and that’s the reality. He was cheated. There is nothing he could have done. You have all these one-sided cards for Biden coming out of nowhere and then reports of cards found in ditches and streams. It’s not right. Then, Biden has been hiding in his basement all this time letting me know he wasn’t worried at all. “

Another participant in Sunday’s “Trump Train” agreed with Martinez.

“If every legal vote is counted and Trump isn’t up to par, so be it, I’m not an angry loser, but ultimately, every legal vote should count,” said Gary Shafer. “It shouldn’t be someone who has been voting for 173 years. Let’s go now.”

He said there is a reason he plans to continue driving the “Trump Train”.

“It’s a way for us Republicans to get together and unite,” Shafer said. “We believe in unity. There is no segregation. We don’t believe there is a single race or religion. All of us here with different backgrounds believe and support President Donald Trump. “

Shafer said he was confident about President Trump’s pursuit of litigation over the vote counting process.

“I think when it comes to the Supreme Court and due process, I think the truth will come out and Trump will remain our president,” Shafer said. “It will be an uphill battle and we will be committed for the long haul. We didn’t hang our Trump flags. We didn’t stop it the day the media announced Biden as president-elect. So yeah, we’re still here for the long haul. It’s not over yet. “

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