Grim Reaper
Chief Exit Officer (CEO)
Ah, you're lying as always. Hillary and Barry da Fairy both publicly denied Trump won in 2016. But then they went further, and tried to overthrow the executive branch of the United States government.
There's a word for that. Oh right, "TREASON."
Even to this day the traitors who are the pedocrat party defend the attempted coup by Obama's goons. Your party tried to stage a coup because you refused to accept that Trump won the election.
1) “Hillary and Obama denied Trump won in 2016”
Referring to Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama
- Clinton publicly conceded the election the day after the vote and acknowledged that Donald Trump would be president.
- Obama also publicly affirmed the election outcome and oversaw a peaceful transfer of power.
What did happen:
- Both Democrats and Republicans raised concerns about Russian interference in the 2016 election (a separate issue from denying the outcome).
2) “They tried to overthrow the executive branch”
This appears to refer to:
- the FBI investigation into Russian interference
- the Mueller investigation
Findings:
- The investigation documented Russian interference
- It did not conclude that a coordinated attempt by Obama officials to overthrow the government existed
There is no credible evidence of an organized coup attempt by the Obama administration or Democratic leadership.
3) “That’s treason”
In the U.S., treason has a very specific legal definition tied to:
- levying war against the country, or
- aiding enemies in wartime
Political investigations, public criticism, or intelligence probes do not meet that standard.
4) “Attempted coup by Obama’s goons / your party”
- There is no verified evidence of a coordinated “coup” attempt by Democrats after the 2016 election
- Investigations into election interference and possible misconduct are legal processes, not coups—even if people disagree with them
5) Language and bias patterns
This statement shows several strong bias signals:
- Name-calling / dehumanization (“Barry da Fairy,” “pedocrat party”)
- Assertion without evidence (“as always,” “they tried to overthrow”)
- Inflation of claims (turning investigations into “treason” or “coup”)
- Partisan framing (“your party”)
- Certainty without sourcing
These patterns usually indicate persuasion or anger, not factual analysis.
Bottom line
- ✔ It’s true that there were investigations and political disputes after 2016
It is not true that Clinton or Obama denied the election outcome in the sense of refusing the result
There is no credible evidence of a Democratic “coup” or “treason”
The statement relies heavily on insults, exaggeration, and unsupported claims


