Posted on 11/04/2020 11:36:25 AM PST by MtnClimber
Is the U.S. on track to see its first election utterly stolen in front of its eyes? The way Venezuela's Hugo Chavez used to do it in the face of huge, huge enthusiastic crowds protesting against him back in Caracas?
How else to explain strange doings like these?
Nevada says no more results to announce until Thursday morning.
Michigan, too, needs some extra time to count the ballots. And so does North Carolina. And so do all of the states where Trump was running ahead -- Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan... The counting suddenly shut down. Arizona went down a suspicious 90 minutes before the announcement that the state had flipped to Biden.
Mark Steyn has some brutal observations here, emphasis mine.
2.40am The President entered to the familiar strains of "Hail to the Chief", which seemed very consciously chosen. His remarks were brief, but this line struck me:
I said, 'What happened to the election?' 'It's off...' All of a sudden everything just stopped.
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
“ How the hell is that legal?”
The law is whatever your Democrat ruler wants it to be at that moment.
Did we not learn this in the coup? If they can do it to a president, they can do it anytime, anywhere they want.
“ if u don’t then that says no GoP candidates are allowed to win.”
And there you have the new law under your Democrat ruling masters.
Naturally. That should tell you how massive it was. They had to break the voter registry.
Is the U.S. on track to see its first election utterly stolen in front of its eyes?...…… How else to explain strange doings like these?
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Well... while we’re doing rhetorical questions, how about these?
- Why is anybody surprised by this?
- Is there anything the Dem-Rats do that isn’t rooted in fraud?
- First election? You are kidding, right? Did you watch what happened to House Republican candidates in California in the 2018 mid-terms?
This makes me angry... but it sure doesn’t leave me surprised.
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