Desi Lydic Gives 'Pathetic Worm' Trump A Blunt Lesson In How Voting Should Work
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"The Daily Show" correspondent exposes Trump's plot to swipe an electoral vote from Biden.
“Daily Show” correspondent Desi Lydic is sounding the alarm on Donald Trump’s latest attempt to stack the deck in his favor in November’s presidential election.
Lydic rolled footage of a lawmaker in Nebraska slamming Trump as a “pathetic worm” for trying to alter how the state awards its electoral votes.
“Excuse me, ma’am, but whatever happened to decorum?” Lydic said after the clip. “That’s former President Pathetic Worm.”
Nebraska is one of just two states that award electoral votes based on congressional districts, which allowed President Joe Biden to pick up a single electoral vote from the state in 2020.
Now, Trump and his allies are pushing Nebraska to change to the more common winner-take-all system, which would deny Biden that electoral vote and potentially set the stage for a tie in the Electoral College.
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