Freshman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Friday that an ongoing audit of ballots cast in Fulton County, Georgia, during the 2020 election will expose the real meaning of “the big lie.”
“When the truth about the election comes out from the Fulton County audit in my home state of Georgia, people will finally know what the big lie really means,” Greene, a Georgia Republican, noted in a
tweet.
Greene did not elaborate, but past remarks by other GOP lawmakers have echoed similar claims.
Rep. Jody Hice, R-Ga., told Newsmax TV last month that the continuing forensic audit in Fulton County is
revealing “tremendous amounts of potential irregularities, to say the least.”
He said at the time that nearly 35,000 ballots were questionable in terms of validity.
“What you’re referencing is people who moved out of the county into another county in Georgia and yet they went back and voted in the county that they moved from,” he said.
“They can’t do that.”
Hice went on to back the state’s voter integrity law passed earlier this year.
“It is going to increase voter accessibility, while at the same time decreasing the potential for fraudulent behavior, potentially fraudulent behavior, and that ought to be embraced by everyone,” he said, adding: “We want fair elections.”
He also said that there is no question that former President Donald Trump remains the face of the GOP.
“He has been for over five years,” Hice told the network. “That’s not going anywhere.
“His popularity is as great as it’s ever been and his messages right on target with where the American people are,” Hice continued.
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