Trump-Endorsed Senate Candidate Questions if Nursing Home Residents Are Alive Enough to Vote
“If you’re in a nursing home, you only have five, six-month life expectancy,” Eric Hovde said in an interview earlier this month
Trump-endorsed Senate candidate Eric Hovde thinks people in nursing homes can't vote on their own because -- in his mind -- they're all at death's doorstep.
During an April 5 interview on The Guy Benson Show, Hovde, a Republican running to unseat Democratic Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin, claimed that it was suspicious that some nursing homes in Wisconsin had "100-percent voting" percentages. (RollingStone)
One more Republican worried about how honest votes will most likely be votes against his candidacy, is now casting his net of falsehoods on people in nursing homes. One more non-Medical Professional Republican pretending that his NON-MEDICAL DEGREE qualifies him to know about the health and wellness of people in nursing homes. He, like many other Republicans, has decided that his own non-medical degrees make him more qualified to explain the biology of female reproductive systems, obstetrics, and gynecology.
Trump-endorsed Senate Candidate Eric Hovde is just one more Trump-supported politician who seems to HATE the idea of Democracy and, of course, the rights of too many people who do not meet his criteria to vote. COME ON, CITIZENS OF WISCONSIN, DON’T YOU WONDER WHO WILL BE THE NEXT DEMOGRAPHIC TO BE DENIED DEMOCRACY!
