Maine Democrat who barred Trump from ballot met with Biden twice, called Electoral College 'white supremacy'

Fox News ^ | 12/30/23 | Kyle Morris

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The Maine official who moved to disqualify former President Donald Trump from the state's 2024 Republican primary ballot on Thursday visited the White House this year to meet with President Biden and previously referred to the Electoral College as a "relic of white supremacy."

On two separate occasions this year — once in March and another time in June — Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, a Democrat, was invited to the White House, according to White House visitor logs.

Bellows' first trip came after she was invited to attend a Women’s History Month event held on March 22 at the White House, where she met with Biden and snapped a photo with him.

Bellows took to social media to share the photo she took with Biden at the March event and described the "amazing" experience she had meeting the president.

"Birthday jaunt to DC for a Women’s History Month event at the White House yesterday and walking around today," she added in the post to Facebook at the time, according to the Washington Free Beacon, the initial outlet to report on Bellows' trips to the White House.

Bellows' March trip to the White House was also promoted by the secretary of state's office in a press release earlier this year, in which she said it was "an honor to join" Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and other female leaders from across the country.

"It was an honor to join President Biden, Vice President Harris and amazing female leaders from around the country to celebrate Women’s History Month at the White House yesterday," Bellows said at the time. "I hope to someday see the last of the ‘firsts’ like myself, but as we continue to see these groundbreaking leaders in new positions of power, I look forward to celebrating them...

[OKSooner]

The occupation army is here, and their weapons are waiting for them at the USDA, etc.