Auditor filming late ballot drop-offs at post office, and postal worker attacks guy, ripping off his glasses.
What are they so afraid of cameras in there for?
What are postal workers hiding?
None of this is coincidental. It was decided, at a high level, that white people in general and Americans in particular ate too much meat. The public reason for this is that meat is 'bad for the planet' and 'unhealthy', but the actual reason is what tyrants have understood since the bronze age: meat-rich diets produce tall, strong, healthy humans who are intrinsically harder to dominate.
A multipronged policy approach was implemented. Propaganda: promotion of veganism and 'plant-based diets' as 'healthy' and 'ethical', demonization of animal husbandry as bad for environment, a waste of calories and water, a source of methane. Gradual implementation of 'meatless Mondays' at school cafeterias (which will expand until students only get meat on Friday, and then not at all). And regulatory: changes to land use, processing and packaging, etc. in order to steadily raise the price of beef, gradually turning it into an unaffordable luxury.
This isn't unique to the US. Precisely the same thing has happened in Canada. It's being pushed in the UK and in Europe.
All of this is coming from the same people who decided that we were going to live in a smoke free world, whether anyone wanted to or not, and they are following a very similar multi-pronged, incrementalist playbook. There's already talk of extra taxes on meat, and in Amsterdam it is now illegal to advertise meat products (just like they banned the promotion of tobacco). The smoking ban has been an observable success: it took less than a generation for indoor smoking to go from a normal and unremarkable thing that most people didn't care about because it had just been a feature of life for the last several centuries, to an unthinkable faux pas. I mention this connection to emphasize to you that they will absolutely succeed in their goal to force us all into a cow-like herbivore existence unless the people doing this - globalist NGO types and so on - are forcibly removed from power.
Everything else aside, the take home message here is that a recount which was actually controlled and secured ended up netting a GOP candidate nearly 1100 more votes out of 18K-ish cast. There's obviously something wrong systematically with the vote counting/recording in this country
For nearly 12 hours today the Latah County Clerk’s Office has recounted more than 18,000 ballots. The checks have been thorough. The Secretary of State has been on site with his crew overseeing the process. Local Law Enforcement was onsight. The entire event has been open to the public.
The results? On election night I won with 11,388. After the recount? I won with 12,434.
I am pleading with Latah County Democrats who have spread wild conspiracies, undermined faith in our elections, refused to concede, threatened lawsuits, tried to get the entire election overturned (no that is not legal), and repeatedly trashed our hardworking election officials, to please stop.
When the Clerk’s Office tried to call some of these Democrats to inform them of the process going forward and how they could be involved, do you know how they responded? They yelled. They demanded. And then they hung up. That was rude. Afterward, one candidate in particular spent the next 48 hours threatening and demanding to be installed into office.
It is not lost on me that some folks completely misunderstood my humor today about "insurrections", “the most secure election in American history”, and “election denial”. If you don’t recall these were the very terms lobbed at Republicans who had questions about electoral processes in 2020. Now, 6 years later Democrats had questions. Crazy how that works.
But we had a process, we followed it, and Republicans won with even more votes (thank you). Please respect it. Accept it. Move on.
Asking questions, auditing elections, and yes sometimes even recounts is a normal part of the American process to ensure faith and integrity of our elections. Perhaps moving forward Democrats will be willing to support strengthening that process? I will be happy to work with them on it. But first, they must admit they lost and were not what the voters wanted.
I had one Democrat tell me yesterday “I don’t care what the people want, I care what is best for them.” As if we can’t decide that for ourselves?
God Bless America and God Bless the Latah County Election Workers who stood up for our all American process even when they were under attack for it.
@carlos_yapp@rightwingnutrs It's sad to say, but for being a bunch of dysgenic freaks, the Left definitely has better fire discipline than our side does
Growing up in the hood, I knew a bunch of black men selling drugs just to survive because there were no jobs available for them.
Society didn’t care. Many got life sentences.
But now illegal immigrants get a red carpet to citizenship because they were “just trying to survive.”
This is a slap in the face of millions of Americans who have suffered under our criminal justice system.
This, more than anything else, explains why Republicans lost on November 3.
Clueless, out-of-touch, afraid to give the voters what they actually want because his donors might give him mean phone calls
If we don’t come up with a serious immigration plan now while border crossings are at ZERO, Democrats will just give re-open the border and amnesty to all illegals.
Republicans need to be realisitic — mass deportation of 20 million people just isn’t doable.
Want young men reinvigorated? Deport so many foreigners that corporations have to come crawling to them to hire them.
We need to rebalance the worker-employer relationship for the middle class.
Deportations does this. Especially ending H-1Bs
I'm not so sure about all the "sting operation" stuff, but I *do* think it's abundantly clear that the Dems engaged in some major fraud frontloading.
Two things can be simultaneously true: Republicans lost at the polls last week and Democrats engaged in fraud that materially changed dozens of races and gave them a much larger majority in both houses of Congress than they would have otherwise had.
The GOP loss was not so much about Trump as it was about the GOP themselves being a bunch of losers who defecate all over their own voters and seem like they're purposefully trying to lose.
People cared about cost/quality of living issues, etc. much more than they did the Iran war. I think I had a grand total of one normie in the real world cite the Iran War as a reason why they weren't voting for the GOP (and this person is a libertardian leaning Bircher anywise), but I had a lot of folks tell me that the GOP was losing their support because of prices, jobs, not being aggressive enough about rolling back immigration, etc.
I know that the Very Online Types want to cope themselves into thinking it was all about Trump and the war, but that just isn't the case
Before Election Day, many agreed the betting markets and polls were being manipulated to favor democrats. Then there was a non-stop media campaign, thanks to the help of gullible useful idiots on the right, that portrayed Trump as far less popular than he is.
Then Election Day rolls around and they say “well golly I guess the polls and betting markets were right after all! Must’ve been the Iran “war” and the economy!”
Not seeing that the Democrat votes were FABRICATED and stacked in the beginning instead of the 2020 approach when they were loaded on the back end after strategically stopping the count in the middle of the night in needed districts and blocking Republican election observers. Like they literally kicked out republicans and put poster board up on windows.
The story is not that the betting markets and polls were accurate. The story is that the democrats were (momentarily) successful in their heist.
Everyone is hesitant to make predictions that it was a sting operation and that something is actually going to be done about it this time.
But you know what? The admin has signaled heavily for months about what will happen if illegals cheat and about the insecurity of the election machines, etc.
At this point I am just assuming it was a sting operation and that this is the last election they will ever steal. We won’t have a country without election security. There is no choice but to deal with it this time around. And Trump has the infrastructure in place to do it now.
"Fat black woman stops world changing technological investment to support trampoline park fo dem keeds" sounds like a racist parody someone on here would concoct but it's 100% real
@rightwingnutrs TBF I could see this. Hispanics more or less ran blacks out of Compton and some other places and there is a lot of competition between the two communities
I'm sure there's corruption in Trump's admin because there's corruption in *every* admin, and indeed corruption is pretty much always a given in democractic politics.
But keep in mind that a lot of what's being referred to as "corruption," especially what is meant in the minds of people answering polling on this question, is retarded stuff about Epstein and "TrUmP tRaFfiCkiNg KiDs!!1!" and other things with equally little credibility
My mentions are flooded with people aggressively defending the admin’s corruption.
It appears parts of MAGA desperately want to be grifted and will howl with anger if you try to protect them from getting scammed.
Now is a good time to ask if President Trump was not making a joke but instead was being completely factual because Big Pharma lobbyist Susie Wiles had been selling presidential pardons behind his back in return for cash bribes to her daughter, or similar associates.
Like we said a couple of days ago, the election nationwide was algorithmically stolen, using 20M new "voters" as cover.
I know a lot of folks on our side want to say that the results were due to massive movement by young White men to the Democrats (and that may have happened), but that simply doesn't explain the actual vote totals.
White men between 18-35 make up around 7.5-8.5 million total voters, which even if every single one left the GOP and voted Democrat, this still wouldn't fill out the total amount of excess Dem votes in a midterm election year (~20M), nor would it explain why you don't see a commensurate dip in Republican turnout (which actually went up slightly in a rational, year-over-year manner).
Sorry folks, mechanical vote fraud really is a solid explanation for what we're seeing
A single formula, fixed before any votes were cast, lined up with the results in county after county so closely that the outcome was basically known in advance.