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Walmart Decided It Did Not Like Senator Hawley’s Position On The Election – And Attacked Him On Twitter

(TCP News)  Senator Josh Hawley stated that he has concerns with the 2020 election.  More specifically, concerns that Big Tech – Facebook and Twitter, interfered in the election.  Hawley also stated that he feels Congress should investigate claims of voter fraud, and some states not even following their own election rules.

Walmart decided to do something about this.  A Walmart employee(?) posted on the official Walmart Twitter account:

“Go ahead. Get your 2 hour debate.
#SoreLoser”

Will this presidential election be the most important in American history?

https://twitter.com/kylenabecker/status/1344341632917917702

Walmart of course after receiving some negative blowback deleted the tweet, surprise, surprise.

Senator Hawley had something to say about this outrageous tweet:

 

Walmart then backtracked on their tweet:

Other Twitter users were not to impressed either:

https://twitter.com/Vivi45918654/status/1344367615251247105

That was our thought.

 

We had to include this one:

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