All Hell Broke Loose When Loretta Lynch Made This Racist Attack On Trump

Disgraced former Attorney General Loretta Lynch has resurfaced.

She’s pitching to the Democrats effort to take back Congress.

But all hell is breaking loose after she made this racist attack on Donald Trump.

Loretta Lynch Plays The Race Card

Democrats know that stoking racial fears is the best way to motivate their base.

Every election season, Democrats fan the flames with scare stories and lies about how Republicans want to take blacks back to the Jim Crow era.

Loretta Lynch played this part to a “T”.

She showed up on MSNBC’s Hardball and raged about how Republicans like Donald Trump want to use voter ID laws to suppress the black vote.

Lynch ranted, “[F]rankly, that people who are in power, who have taken an oath to uphold this Constitution, set themselves up and try and restrict it is really disgraceful. And that’s the real problem that we’re seeing here, as well. So, you’re right, you know, to say that you don’t want to intimidate people is great. But, look, these laws are designed to intimidate. Restricting early voting is designed to intimidate. The voter ID laws are designed to scare people away from the process.”

These are all lies.

Even if you use an app on your phone to buy tickets for a movie, you have to show a photo ID.

It’s only common sense to protect the integrity of our elections by making sure that those who vote are who they say they are.

Joe Biden Also Attacks Voter ID Laws

Joe Biden also echoed Lynch’s comments.

Biden appeared on CBS This Morning and raged that Republicans use voter ID laws to target minorities.

He began his assault on ensuring the integrity of America’s elections by promoting the ridiculous idea of automatic voter registration.

“I don’t know the exact number, but somewhere in the order of 77, in the last couple of years, pieces of legislation have been introduced in state legislatures to restrict the right to vote. We should have automatic registration. We should have it allowing everybody to vote,” he began.

Biden then attacked the idea that voter fraud existed.

“My generic point is there is no evidence in all of the studies done of widespread voter fraud of that being a central problem in the American electoral process,” Biden declared. “It’s just not true.”

“Absolutely, positively — without question,” the former Vice President continued. “It continues. It is one of the reasons why this museum — the people in this museum that are honored started their fight. It is still going on. It still exists. It’s wrong. And look, that voter ID thing — My name is Joseph R. Biden, Jr. If I show up and I don’t have a license that says ‘Joseph R. Biden’ or doesn’t have ‘Jr.’ on it, then I can’t vote? Everybody knows who the heck I am, and the challenger knows who I am? Come on. This is designed to suppress the vote, not allow the vote.”