HARRISBURG, Pa.—Joanie Bruckner says it’s hard to figure out what’s true these days, but when it comes to allegations of election fraud, the recent public hearing in Pennsylvania brought forth plenty of evidence.
“I think we’re deeply divided and I blame it on the media, because of the constant drumbeat of anti-Trump, hatred, and misconstruing and twisting of what he said, I’m a person who researches out what somebody said and not just listens to the soundbites that the news media put out. I try to get context to what’s happening, and news media doesn’t do that, they put things out in those three, five second sound bites and they twist the truth. What we Americans want is the truth, not what’s being controlled. We’re being spoon-fed by our media and that’s not right,” Bruckner said at a Stop the Steal rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Nov. 28, 2020. Thousands have been protesting against election fraud every Saturday since Election Day.
“I’m here because I love my country and I believe something is not right about this election. I think votes were cancelled out, falsified, it’s just hard to believe that someone who stayed in their basement and never campaigned could get the kind of voting that he got in this election, something just doesn’t smell right,” she said.
