The Biden administration’s agenda is the destruction of America, its middle and working classes and the power of its currency. Biden is bowing to China, Russia and for inexplicable reasons intent upon letting Iran have nukes. Each of those countries are mortal enemies of the US but each with leverage over this terrible President. He has sold out his country for unearned wealth. There are volumes of evidence, proof actually, that the 2020 election was grossly fraudulent.
The consequences of the stolen 2020 election are increasingly catastrophic
Last year Mollie Hemingway wrote a book about the 2020 election. Its title was Rigged, How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized our Elections. It is a comprehensive story of the numerous ways the left orchestrated the Biden win.
A few weeks ago, David Bossie released his film, also titled Rigged. It exposed the scheme perpetrated by Mark Zuckerberg; “Zuckerbucks” had spent over $400m to fraudulently rnsure a Biden victory.
This week brings the release of Dinesh D’Souza’s film, 2000 Mules. This film exposes and explains how paid “mules” in numerous states stuffed those drop boxes that Zuckerberg paid for with many thousands of ballots faked or harvested. Using geo-tracking of cell phones, Catherine Engelbrecht of True the Vote and Gregg Harris uncovered two thousand people who were paid via a variety of leftist non-profits to stuff those drop boxes, over and over again.
The film is a shocking expose and reveals yet another very complex and devious way certain leftist non-profits cheated to win. There can no longer be any question that Trump handily won the 2020 election and that the most criminal methods in American history were employed to steal his victory from the American people.
Neither film, Rigged nor 2000 Mules, addressed the possible manipulation of the voting machines by way of illicit programming and/or possible hacking via their connection to the internet. Those issues have been deeply covered by several cyber experts. Peter Navarro’s report early on also essentially proved that the 2020 election was marred by massive fraud.
The elephant in the room is this: Why has no DOJ investigation been mounted given the overwhelming volumes of evidence of election fraud? Why have the courts dismissed each case without even looking at the evidence? The only answer is that the DOJ, every other federal law enforcement agency and the corporate media are corrupt. They are all agents of the Democrat party. As Dennis Prager often comments, truth is not a left-wing value.
Beyond the mules, the illegally harvested ballots, fake ballots that were never folded, mailed or signed, the finagling of people like Republican Gov. Kemp and Sec of State Raffensperger of Georgia and the never-Trump powers that be in Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan and probably numerous other states, the 2020 election was the most dishonest, the most unscrupulous in American history. Unable to accept her defeat in 2016, Hillary Clinton fabricated the notion that Russia facilitated Trump’s win, which gave birth to the entirely phony Mueller investigation, the trumped up impeachments based on nothing and the equally fabricated “insurrection” charges about January 6.
The Democrats have descended into the ninth circle of hell. They are willing to destroy the nation rather than see Trump’s MAGA movement succeed anywhere.
The Biden regime has embraced the tactics of Marx and Mao and the prescient fantasies of George Orwell to gain and maintain control over the American population, all the while importing millions of migrants from around the world into the country. Biden seems intent upon ruining the country by any means possible. He’s rendered us energy dependent again so that Americans are paying $6+ for gas. Inflation is soaring, dragging us into a recession, likely depression. This sad state of affairs was fodder for comedy at the WHCD; Biden heartily laughed at the misery he has stoked.
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Biden and the military industrial complex wanted this war in Ukraine and are escalating it. The Ukrainian people are cannon fodder in a dangerously misguided attempt to take down Putin. The warmongers are at it again, briefly interrupted by President Trump, the arms dealers want a war. Now the administration is depleting the American defensive arms inventory by shipping them to Ukraine and sending billions of taxpayer dollars that simply do not exist, money that, if it did exist, could be spent on protecting our southern border, not Ukraine’s eastern border. Ukraine is a European problem, not an American responsibility.
All this chaos and destruction is due to the catastrophic consequences of a stolen election. Purposeful? Indeed. The Biden administration’s agenda is the destruction of America, its middle and working classes and the power of its currency. Biden is bowing to China, Russia and for inexplicable reasons intent upon letting Iran have nukes. Each of those countries are mortal enemies of the US but each with leverage over this terrible President. He has sold out his country for unearned wealth. There are volumes of evidence, proof actually, that the 2020 election was grossly fraudulent. Who among our numerous law enforcement agencies will go to bat for the American people? Someone has got to go to prison. Every American needs to see 2000 Mules.
Vance, an unapologetic populist, has campaigned on a number of issues but most prominently immigration, infrastructure, trade, and foreign wars. Vance, who has been endorsed by Angel Mom Maureen Maloney, has laid out a series of policy solutions for stopping illegal immigration, including banning welfare for illegal aliens, mandating E-Verify, declaring the Mexican drug cartels a terrorist organization, and cutting off federal funds to states that give foreign nationals the right to vote.
*** Election Night Livewire *** Ohio, Indiana Primaries Set Tone for Future of GOP, Test Trump Endorsement Strength
Voters in Indiana and Ohio will decide who will represent them in November’s general elections in the primaries in both states on Tuesday, setting the tone in particular for the future of the Republican party and testing former President Donald Trump’s endorsement strength in a big way.
Trump has 22 endorsements on the line across both states on Tuesday, some in competitive races and others in not-so-competitive primaries. The biggest banner race of the night is the five-way GOP primary for U.S. Senate in Ohio, where Trump has endorsed author J.D. Vance–a hardcore nationalist populist–against four other candidates, three of whom sought Trump’s backing and one of whom did not. Those other candidates–Mike Gibbons, Josh Mandel, Jane Timken, and Matt Dolan–all represent different views on the future of the GOP than Trump in varying degrees, but Dolan in particular represents a major departure from Trump’s view for the party. That’s why it was particularly interesting on Tuesday morning to see Dolan’s wife and some top national leftists like Daily Kos urging Ohio Democrats to pull GOP ballots and vote for Dolan in the primary on Tuesday.
Success for Vance would spell good news for Trump-endorsed candidates in other upcoming primaries, such as those in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and elsewhere, where some have struggled and some have prospered. That’s because Vance shot to the front of the pack in the final weeks of the race in polling after Trump backed him, despite an all-out effort against him from some in the donor class and establishment. Whoever wins the GOP nomination for Senate in Ohio will likely face Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) in the general election, a tougher-than-it-looks race given Ryan’s push to portray himself as tough on China.
Ohio’s Senate primary is hardly the only big race of the night. Several competitive congressional primaries in both Ohio and Indiana will also test Trump’s endorsement and offer insight into how the GOP’s future will look. What’s more, Ohio GOP Gov. Mike DeWine aims to fend off two primary challengers–former Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH) and Joe Blystone–something polling indicates he is likely to do. Seeing whether the polls are right and DeWine can seal the deal will also say a lot about the party– in different respects than Trump’s endorsement will, but also in an interesting way.
These elections are the first, too, since the unprecedented leak of a draft decision from the U.S. Supreme Court indicating that Justices are likely to overturn Roe v. Wade later this year, so how that affects things electorally may or may not be apparent in certain results on Tuesday evening.
Follow along here for live updates as the results pour in from across Indiana and Ohio after the polls close at 6 p.m. local time in Indiana and at 7:30 p.m. local time in Ohio. Ohio is in eastern time entirely, and Indiana is mostly in eastern time–though some of it is in central time–so results should come in shortly thereafter.
UPDATE 9:22 p.m. ET
Max Miller has won his primary in Ohio’s 7th congressional district, the Associated Press projects:
This is yet another major win for Trump, and he backed Miller way back before outgoing failed Rep. Anthony Gonzalez (R-OH)–one of the 10 impeachment Republicans in the House–bowed out of the primary and chose against trying to run for reelection. Trump is firmly in command of the Republican Party.
UPDATE 9:13 p.m. ET
Decision Desk HQ has also called the race, so it is pretty clear that Vance has won the GOP nomination for U.S. Senate in Ohio:
UPDATE 9:12 p.m. ET
With 44 percent reporting, Vance only continues to increase his lead. His 122,827 votes–30.6 percent–are significantly higher than Mandel’s 98,409 votes and 24.5 percent. Dolan is in third with 87,909 votes and 21.9 percent. Hard to see how Vance does not formally win this one, as Wasserman from Cook Political Report projects.
UPDATE 9:03 p.m. ET
Reps. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) and Bill Johnson (R-OH)–two more Trump-backed picks–have won their primaries:
UPDATE 8:56 p.m. ET
Trump cleaned up down-ticket in Ohio, too, as all his statewide candidates–Frank LaRose for Secretary of State, Dave Yost for Attorney General, Keith Faber for Auditor and Robert Sprague for Treasurer–all won their races too.
UPDATE 8:46 p.m. ET
Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report says that Vance will win the primary:
Wasserman is generally correct in his calls, so it is highly unlikely that Vance will not end up being victorious. This will be a huge win for Trump assuming it happens.
UPDATE 8:42 p.m. ET
With 22 percent reporting, Vance has taken a nearly 10,000-vote lead over Mandel–Vance’s 28.5 percent leads Mandel’s 23.5 percent–and Dolan is down at 21.9 percent.
UPDATE 8:38 p.m. ET
Again, it’s still early, but Mandel’s team are not acting like winners this evening. His top strategist, Jeff Roe–who managed Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX)’s 2016 presidential campaign–reportedly called Trump tonight to congratulate him on what would be a strong performance from Vance:
UPDATE 8:36 p.m. ET
With 19 percent reporting, Vance’s lead over the field has widened. His more than 4 percent lead–with 27.5 percent–is much stronger than second and third place Mandel and Dolan. It is noteworthy though that Mandel has climbed back to second place, for now, with 23.3 percent and Dolan is down at 22.3 percent.
UPDATE 8:25 p.m. ET
The victory from Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN) also means Trump’s record in Indiana is perfect, as all of his endorsements in the state won. Several of his Ohio endorsements have already won as well, and the rest are currently leading their races.
UPDATE 8:24 p.m. ET
With Trump’s support, Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN) has also easily fended off a primary challenge according to the AP:
That means Trump is at least 11 out of 22 already on this busy first major primary night in May.
UPDATE 8:23 p.m. ET
GOP Gov. Mike DeWine in Ohio has easily fended off two primary challengers and won his race to again be the nominee for governor this November, according to the Associated Press:
UPDATE 8:12 p.m. ET
With 14 percent reporting, Vance holds a 2-point lead at 25.5 percent to Dolan’s 23.5 percent with Mandel at 22.3 percent. Privately, Vance allies are confident in the early returns.
UPDATE 8:04 p.m. ET
With 11 percent reporting in Ohio’s GOP Senate primary, Vance’s 26 percent still leads Dolan’s 23.1 percent and Mandel’s 21.8 percent. This seems to be the race–between these three–and Vance has a slight edge.
UPDATE 8:02 p.m. ET
At least 10 of Trump’s 22 endorsements have already won their races, according to New York Times race calls in Ohio and Indiana. All of the rest are very much in play and could be headed for victories. If they all win, Trump will be 55-0 this year so far dating back to Texas primaries in early March–a remarkable feat.
UPDATE 7:58 p.m. ET
Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) has won the Democrat nomination for U.S. Senate in Ohio, per the Associated Press:
UPDATE 7:53 p.m. ET
Vance’s lead has, with 6 percent reporting, widened to nearly 5 full percent. Vance, at 27 percent, leads Dolan’s 22.6 percent, while Mandel is down at 21.7 percent. While it is very, very early, if this trend and margin holds, it would seem to mirror the final results of a late-breaking Trafalgar Group poll just before the election the other night:
UPDATE 7:48 p.m. ET
With 4 percent reporting in Ohio’s GOP Senate primary, Vance is now in the lead with 26.5 percent to Dolan’s 24.2 percent. Mandel is stuck in third place.
UPDATE 7:47 p.m. ET
Trump’s endorsements on the line in Ohio include Vance for Senate, Frank LaRose for Secretary of State, Dave Yost for Attorney General, Keith Faber for Auditor, Robert Sprague for Treasurer, and Reps. Steve Chabot (R-OH), Brad Wenstrup (R-OH), Jim Jordan (R-OH), Bob Latta (R-OH), Bill Johnson (R-OH), Warren Davidson (R-OH), Mike Turner (R-OH), Troy Balderson (R-OH), and Mike Carey (R-OH). He is also backing Max Miller in Ohio’s seventh district and Madison Gesiotto Gilbert in Ohio’s 13th district.
UPDATE 7:45 p.m. ET
It’s early but Gov. DeWine has a huge lead in the GOP primary for governor. With 2 percent reporting, he’s over 60 percent and his next closest challenger is 40 percent or so lower than him.
UPDATE 7:42 p.m. ET
With 2 percent reporting according to the New York Times, the Never Trump Dolan has taken a slight lead in the Ohio Senate primary. Vance is about a percent behind him.
UPDATE 7:30 p.m. ET
The polls have closed now in Ohio, and everyone is awaiting first results to start coming in in the all-important Buckeye State primaries.
UPDATE: 7:25 p.m. ET
With 18 percent reporting in Indiana’s 6th congressional district according to the New York Times, the Trump-backed incumbent Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN) has opened a huge more than 50 percent lead over his primary challenger.
UPDATE 7:09 p.m. ET
In Indiana’s ninth district GOP primary, Erin Houchin–a former state senator backed by House GOP conference chairwoman Elise Stefanik–has now taken a lead, according to the New York Times:
Houchin has focused on her record of fighting the left in campaign ads:
UPDATE 7:02 p.m. ET
Polls in all of Indiana are now closed. Polls in Ohio are open for another half an hour, and betting markets, polling, and internet search traffic indicate J.D. Vance is the odds-on favorite to win the GOP nomination there:
UPDATE 6:52 p.m. ET
Some results are starting to come in in Indiana’s ninth congressional district GOP primary, where combat Army veteran Stu Barnes-Israel leads in the early results. Barnes-Israel, who previously appeared on Breitbart News Saturday earlier in the cycle, is one of many conservative veterans running for office this cycle.
UPDATE 6:24 p.m. ET
The first results are starting to trickle in from Indiana’s eastern counties and the Trump-endorsed Rep. Greg Pence (R-IN)–the brother of former Vice President Mike Pence–is leading a primary challenger. Trump’s endorsement of Greg Pence is significant given his very public falling out with his former Vice President, the congressman’s brother, but again a test of Trump’s strength.
Others Trump has endorsed in Indiana include Reps. Jackie Walorski (R-IN), Jim Banks (R-IN), Victoria Spartz (R-IN), Jim Baird (R-IN), and Larry Buchson (R-IN)–all of whom are running unopposed and will win their primaries unchallenged.
UPDATE 6:07 p.m. ET
Polls have closed in most of Indiana now, and we should start expecting results soon:
The polls in the rest of the state will close at 7 p.m. ET.
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