Stuart Stevens of the Lincoln Project, a former campaign strategist for Mitt Romney’s presidential run in 2012, suggests Republicans could “burn down” election centers in an effort to disenfranchise black voters.
Stevens was a guest of “Chris Jansing Reports” Tuesday, where he told the panel that Trump supporters might try to “violently disrupt” vote counts in predominantly black cities on Election Day.
He claims disputes over voting tallies in the previous election centered around cities that have a “high percentage of African-American voters,” then presents a scenario in which the Trump campaign thinks they are in a losing position because of those locations.
“And I think that what is really the fear here is – put yourself in the mindset that the Trump campaign really doesn’t think it can win, either the popular vote or the Electoral College. You look at this campaign. It makes…
