Pro-Trump Pundits Diamond and Silk Tweet Cry for Military Intervention After Supreme Court Dashes Hopes for Election Overturn

 

Diamond and Silk

Pro-Trump pundits Lynnette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson, better known as “Diamond and Silk,” are outraged over the Supreme Court’s rejection of the lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton that sought to overturn the election results in four key swing states that voted for President-elect Joe Biden, and are tweeting calls for the military to intervene on behalf of President Donald Trump.

Shortly after the court’s opinion was announced, the Newsmax hosts who describe themselves as Trump’s “Most Loyal Supporters” posted several tweets bemoaning the decision and calling for the military to act.

“If the Supreme Court can’t save our Republic, then where is the Military?” asked one Tweet. They shared that one again with an additional comment accusing some unnamed foe (presumably Democrats supporting Biden) of attempting to “overthrow the Government by exploiting a Pandemic,” and again calling for military intervention.

It’s far from the first time the duo has made controversial comments. Fox News dropped their Fox Nation program earlier this year after they promoted conspiracy theories related to the coronavirus pandemic.

Mediaite reached out to Diamond and Silk for comment, but did not receive a response.

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