On Sunday, however, Unanue appeared on the CPAC stage in Orlando and said: “It is an honor to be here. But my greatest honor today will be that – I think we will be on the same stage – as, in my opinion, the real, the legitimate and the still current President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. ”
Trump is no longer the real, legitimate or real president. That would be Joe Biden, who legitimately defeated Trump in November.
Unanue said at CPAC: “But we still have faith that the majority of the people in the United States voted for the president.” He added later, “I think the vast majority of people in the United States voted for President Trump, and even some Democrats.”
Unanue also said in the CPAC that “not just the presidential election”, but “the election of Georgia” “was not legitimate”.
The presidential election in general, the presidential election in Georgia in particular and the January run-off elections for two seats in the Georgia Senate were all legitimate.
Unanue also made vague insinuations at the CPAC about electoral fraud involving postal ballots, saying that he received “unsolicited ballots” and that, “as a citizen of the United States, I think I can vote once, once – not twice, three or ten times. . ”
There is no evidence that anyone voted three or more times in the 2020 elections – and certainly no evidence that such a thing happened often enough to affect the outcome.
Goya Foods did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Sunday afternoon. It was not clear whether Unanue’s comments on the CPAC violated the January directive of the council that limits his political observations; CNN and other media reported that the board required Unanue to get approval before making media appearances, but his comments on Sunday came in a speech instead of an interview.