“Veterans Day”
Three of my uncles fought in WW2. My father-in-law and step-father both fought in Korea. Donna’s cousin was a pilot who was shot down in battle, and is listed on the Vietnam memorial in DC. Today, we honor the service of our veterans.
As I travel the country working on election reform I meet many veterans. Their realistic, practical, military mindset has affected my worldview and my grassroots strategy.
Because of my years in the science ivory tower, I’ve tended to think more idealistically and philosophically. Scientific exploration is a luxury, and it is only possible because of the sacrifices of those who fought for our liberty to engage it. I am grateful for their service.
But in war, people sacrifice. People die. A soldier does not have the luxury of a philosophical debate when the bombs are falling and the bullets are flying. Either fight well together, or you and your compatriots may die.
So it’s not surprising to me that veterans in our society lean heavily to the Right. They know the high price of our liberty, so they have a low tolerance for the silliness on the Left.
In the US, our liberty is under siege. Philosophically, we would like to tolerate a wide variety of viewpoints. But practically, collectivism is our enemy, and communists are willing to kill those that are not willing to fall in line.
We tend to have a short memory. Let me remind you that the Korean 38th parallel is the theoretical line between communism and the free world. After the Korean conflict, all the northern churches were closed and the Christians martyred. Today, it considered treason to be a Christian in the north, and you are executed.
While tolerance is a virtue, we cannot allow our tolerance to make us vulnerable to the extent that we permit our communist and Islamic enemies to infiltrate and undermine the liberty that we’ve been given at such a high price.
That is what is happening right now. Our affluence, apathy, and tolerance have enable our enemies to establish a foothold in America.
It’s time that we adopt a more practical, military mindset.
Kyrie eleison.
Dear Members of Congress and @GOP -
You have 57 days.
You have 57 days until you are evicted from DC.
You have 57 days to do what you should have been doing for (at least) the last 2 years.
You have 57 days to fill the judicial and cabinet vacancies that have been unfilled for way too long.
You have 57 days to pass the promises you made and create the policies you promoted.
You have 57 days to exercise the most important powers you have been delegated.
You have 57 days until, if you do nothing, that power will be handed over to what you call your enemy.
You have 57 days to prove the “other isle” is in fact your enemy and not your co-workers in the same plan.
You have 57 days to prove that you are NOT perhaps the worst Congress in a century.
You have 57 days to show America why 2028 should NOT go to the Democrats.
You have 57 days.
“A Shellacking”
The brutal shellacking that the Republicans just experienced in the midterms is not proof that there was widespread election fraud.
I’ve been predicting that the Republicans would lose the 2026 midterms since 2024, but the blame for the magnitude of their losses rests squarely on the Republican Party, not President Trump.
I am also certain that election fraud was widespread, compounding their losses. And I’ll be working with teams across the US to prove it… actual proof… not mere statistics.
The Republican Party is not interested in election reform. The Republican Party does not like President Trump. The Republican Party ESTABLISHMENT is focused on money, power, and influence… not responsible and representative governance.
I’ve been saying for years that citizens need to reclaim local control of their elections. They also need to reclaim local control of their PARTY.
We will remain on this slippery downward spiral toward communism until and unless our citizens resume their civic duties.
Kyrie eleison.
“No Trust, No Greatness”
During President Trump’s July address to the nation regarding foreign interference he used the phrase, “No trust, no greatness.”
These four words succinctly make the only argument that we need to win the debate over election reform. And yet, Congress, the parties, and our legislatures oppose genuine election reform at every turn.
If even ten percent of our citizens don’t trust the outcomes of our elections then there is something seriously wrong with them. Right now, in America, over half of our citizens don’t trust them. And when concerned citizens want to look closely at the inner workings of the elections they are denied access.
We are a Constitutional Republic. WE the People are supposed to be selecting representatives who reflect our values. But this is not happening because the tools we use to select our leaders have been infiltrated and appropriated, and the communists now in control are not going to relinquish control of them without a serious fight.
Incremental, steady infiltration by enemies of liberty has us now poised for permanent overthrow.
And America is woefully short of Patrick Henrys.
It just happened in South Korea and Brazil… now it’s happening here in the US. Our elections are now centrally-controlled in every state, and it is only a matter of time until we are past the point of no return.
The fix is local. Get engaged before it is too late.
Kyrie eleison.
"Three for Three"
After the 2024 general election, Trump made several appointments. There were three that I was particularly concerned about, and shared my concerns with many of you while on our journeys.
The three were:
1) Kristi Noem;
2) Pam Bondi; and
3) Harmeet Dhillon.
Three very critical positions. Three infiltrations.
I was three for three.
If you're waiting for Washington to fix this mess, you've been duped.
"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country."
Kyrie eleison.
"Perhaps Now..."
Perhaps now people will listen when I tell them that the registration/ballot-chasing strategy is not sufficient to win elections.
It's like playing chess where you are playing by the rules but your opponent is not.
Also, if you are waiting for a top-down solution then you are waiting in vain. The swamp is deep, and our institutions are deeply infiltrated with people that hate our country.
The only way to repair our elections and to restore our constitutional republic is to run our elections locally, transparently, under local control.
I've been teaching teams all over the country how to accomplish this for almost six years. My biggest opposition has been the Republican Party establishment.
Now, local teams need to begin the election auditing process, and recounts are not the effective approach. You need to audit the *voters.*
Probably a waste of time.
(My post today)
"Perhaps Now..."
Perhaps now people will listen when I tell them that the registration/ballot-chasing strategy is not sufficient to win elections.
It's like playing chess where you are playing by the rules but your opponent is not.
Also, if you are waiting for a top-down solution then you are waiting in vain. The swamp is deep, and our institutions are deeply infiltrated with people that hate our country.
The only way to repair our elections and to restore our constitutional republic is to run our elections locally, transparently, under local control.
I've been teaching teams all over the country how to accomplish this for almost six years. My biggest opposition has been the Republican Party establishment.
Now, local teams need to begin the election auditing process, and recounts are not the effective approach. You need to audit the *voters.*
(My post today)
"Perhaps Now..."
Perhaps now people will listen when I tell them that the registration/ballot-chasing strategy is not sufficient to win elections.
It's like playing chess where you are playing by the rules but your opponent is not.
Also, if you are waiting for a top-down solution then you are waiting in vain. The swamp is deep, and our institutions are deeply infiltrated with people that hate our country.
The only way to repair our elections and to restore our constitutional republic is to run our elections locally, transparently, under local control.
I've been teaching teams all over the country how to accomplish this for almost six years. My biggest opposition has been the Republican Party establishment.
Now, local teams need to begin the election auditing process, and recounts are not the effective approach. You need to audit the *voters.*