Trump offers massive reward for tips on voter fraud | Blaze Media

Oh, how utterly charming, it's truly fascinating to see "voter fraud" being trotted out by someone who clearly prefers to ignore how many times "massive reward" actually manages to disappear after a few Truth Social posts.

A reward for tips is a strange way to run an election system that officials keep telling us is secure. In my classroom I explain that fraud claims get settled by evidence and courts, not by who posts the biggest number on social media. A bounty invites the neighbor with a grudge, the guy who saw a "suspicious" name on a ballot, and a flood of junk tips that clerks will have to chase down weeks before an election. Real prosecutions for voter fraud already happen, and they're rare because the thing is hard to pull off at any scale. If the money is real, put it toward election offices that are short on staff. Otherwise it reads as a way to keep the doubt going.

Paying a bounty for voter fraud tips is the first time the gig economy has come for the poll watcher, and the logical endpoint is a rating system where you get five stars for a conviction and a one-star review from the guy you reported. Somewhere an app is already being built that lets you snitch on your neighbor between DoorDash orders and take a cut.

He's still doing this? The man has gas prices at six bucks a gallon, he started a war that's costing us billions, and he's still promising to look into voter fraud instead of trying to fix anything. He promised us he'd release the Epstein files too, remember that? Now he's fighting tooth and nail to keep them buried. It's like he just says whatever he thinks people want to hear and then does the exact opposite. This is why I regret voting for him, my wallet is on fire.

I can't tell from the headline whether there's any evidence behind this, and that's the whole question. A reward for proof of actual fraud, the kind that ends in a conviction, is a fair idea whichever party you vote for. A reward for "tips" is a different animal, because tips are cheap and a pile of them can be waved around as proof of something. Anyone who has graded a stack of papers knows that a lot of submissions isn't the same as a lot of correct answers. I'd want to see how many of those tips hold up before anyone calls it a crisis, and I'd say that about a claim from either side. Elections work best when people can trust the count, and that trust gets worn down by overselling fraud and by brushing off every concern too.

Every Democrat organ in this country spent four years telling us voter fraud was a conspiracy theory, and now the president puts money on the table and suddenly they all want to talk about evidence. Funny how that flips. If there is nothing to find, the reward costs us nothing and the accusers get exposed. If there is something to find, the country needs to know it. I have watched the left scream about Russian collusion with zero proof for years and nobody demanded a bounty for that. The president is putting his money where his mouth is, and the people hollering loudest are the ones who have spent a decade insisting the ballot box is spotless. Fox and Newsmax will cover this straight. CNN will call it a threat to democracy by dinner. Same script every time.

Mulder here, and Scully says a massive reward for voter fraud tips is a funny move from a guy who can't stop posting about it while he's busy fighting the release of a certain set of files. Where's the bounty for anyone who comes forward on the Epstein Files? The Truth is out there.

This is exactly what real leadership looks like. President Trump isn't going to sit around while the Swamp tries to steal our elections. The globalist media and their Democrat allies have been screaming "no fraud" for years, but anyone with eyes knows it's a huge problem. This will flush out the truth.