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I’m beginning to think that the stolen 2020 “election” was a good thing - except for the biden-stooge Article III federal “judges”.

There were some great reveals among the federal “judiciary”, too.

Four years ago, I was rather despondent as I knew Trump won that election fair and square. (Without voter ID, I will ALWAYS question the validity of election results.)

But that stolen election ended up being a blessing in disguise.

Had Trump had his second term back then, he still would have been obstructed at every turn by a hostile Congress and more sham impeachments would have been thrown at him. It would have been a tumultous four years that almost certainly would have resulted in a Democrat taking over the White House tomorrow as Mike Pence would have been the most likely nominee and he would have lost 40 states.

Instead, we have Trump starting his second term after a decisive electoral and popular vote victory. Trump will have a much more seasoned team working for him and will hit the ground running. The American people will be much more supportive as well, having seen the malaise of the Biden years and having seen countless billions of our dollars sent abroad despite Americans and infrastructure suffering over here, as well as illegals flooding our country and overwhelming our welfare systems.

America is more than ready for Trump Pt 2.

I’m beginning to think that the stolen 2020 “election” was a good thing - except for the biden-stooge Article III federal “judges”.
There were some great reveals among the federal “judiciary”, too.

The biggest disappointments from Trump's first term were some of his judicial appointments. Kavanaugh and Barrett top the list. Judges use of procedural excuses like "standing", laches, ripeness, etc. to refuse to stop the blatant election fraud is an embarrassing national disgrace. Of course, if Trump were to nominate me for a federal judgeship, I'd be willing to serve...