PurpleSquirrelPatriot

A rodent on a mission ...to protect Liberty and collect nuts

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

YES! - U4F does want their work to be verified. This is why we keep hitting roadblocks for lawsuits and getting attacks from other influencers. Our work exposes the actual truth - our current election system does not meet the legal requirements for a certifiable elections and we have data to back up that claim.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@MarilynPru185 @Unite4Freedom U4F makes verifying this one easy - just follow the link, but we all have to do the work BEFORE we spread misinformation.

This is a battle over the minds of good Americans - they deserve the know the truth

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

The contrast has no explanation - There is a long list of tasks and services that people across every demographic access daily that ALL require proof of identity, age, citizenship and more.

Anyone selling the narrative that applying the same requirements to prove eligibility to vote is unconstitutional or would be restricting the ability to vote, must think the American people are too stupid to see the complete lack of integrity and logic

Every American citizen deserves better

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

One of the most surprising findings is that in Illinois (and actually in every one of the 35 states we have analyzed so far), there is never a moment where the state data actually reflects the numbers that are certified as the official results of an election.

This data is constantly changing, which begs the question(s)...

If the election results were ready to be certified, why do you have to keep changing the data?

...and if the data still needed to be updated or corrected, how could you certify?

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

I never suggested the EAC should enforce anything. I've explained that the EAC as well as other agencies should be following the existing laws as written.

They are not.

Taking money away from them is not going to help them do it.

Apparently you don't understand.

If Congress were actually in support of the save act and getting it passed and executed, they would also recognize that some funding might be necessary in order to implement the requirements outlined in it. The same applies to the most recent executive order on elections. Congress would be the one to approve and allocate funds that would be distributed to the states...

Wait for it ..

...through the EAC!!

Taking the budget away from the EAC means none of this will happen.

So while we scream about all of the states that don't follow the executive order and we don't know why, or all of the states that push back on the cost of implementing the save act, we can thank Congress for taking the budget away from the EAC, which would have been the place that those funds could have been offered from.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

The EAC is the mechanism in place. We have existing laws, HAVA, NVRA and the Civil Rights Act all being ignored.

We are in a place where the only time left is to enforce existing laws and demand legal and transparent elections.

Tearing everything down that you don't agree with will leave nothing left - The current system and processes is failing. It's June. The only way forward is to enforce existing law - demand accountability - demand valid and certifiable elections.

States currently get subsidized through the EAC - you should know as well as I do that if that money is pulled, it will become the excuse why the mid-term election is the worst managed in history.

There is a lot wrong with the way elections are being run right now - the only way forward that can impact November of 2026 will be to work within the existing legal framework.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@OKIEMAGA1962 @Unite4Freedom Funny - I feel like your message is just a projection - trying to turn our poll into something it's not

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

Something other than it is? It's an unplanned change and all unplanned change comes with consequences and setbacks. People who feel like Tulsi was a strong and effective member of the current administration are worried the administration will be worse off without her. No clickbait - and certainly nothing but support for Tulsi and her husband - our thoughts and prayers will be with them as he fights bone cancer

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

Personally, I like community events like parades for events like Memorial day and Independence Day. I have a bunch of great childhood memories about watching the marching bands and the fire trucks and the military equipment roll by. Waving a little American flags and catching candy

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom This could be interesting - I wish the actual vote counts came through

Thanks @elonmusk for another unreliable electronic voting system

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom https://t.co/FgFER5pQi9

[War Correspondent @warDaniel47]

🚨 HOLY SMOKES. Democrats are moving to put dead people BACK on to the voter rolls in Michigan so they can get MAIL-IN ballots

REP. SMIT: "I took a dead voter in my township off, and guess what? The dead voter was put BACK ON! And got mailed ballots!" 🤯

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

The Save Act is not 'mine'

9% chance? and strong words ('never' - I do wonder why you put it in quotes) - interesting perpective about a bill that is 7 votes from passing and one that is really a set of procedures for carrying out laws that are already on the books.

Your confidence must be driven by the simple fact that the 7 missing votes require 7 RINOs(Really Democrats) or Democrats to get behind a set of clarifications to, and methods for complying with already passed laws. Laws that are intended to protect the validity, auditability and legality of our elections.

...and you know as well as I do, the left will breath their last breath defending the loopholes and distortions that have opened our elections up to an administrative process that is a complete loss of control.

We have not had an election in decades where the winners could be proven to be the winners.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom The Act is only a small step toward what we need to do for valid and certifiable elections, and politicians whoa re beholden to the 'system' because they were 'elected' can't bring themselves to pass it - I guess they don't realize how obvious it is

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Applegoat1776 @Unite4Freedom Let's not speak terrible things into existence

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom The amount of time we have been kept in the dark about what really happened in 2020 proves how bad and how big this problem is.

We need to know what happened and there needs to be accountability.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

You do not need to install TEAMS.

If you have installed TEAMS that is fine and it should work with full functionality

If you do not want to install the TEAMS App, when you join the meeting you will be prompted to install the app or open the meeting in a Web Browser (Using the Web App). Choose the "Open in a Web Browser" option.

This will work fine for most browsers, but officially, the documentation shows that the web app that runs in Chrome or Edge browsers supports all meeting functionality and on Safari and Firefox offers partial functionality - this will not be a factor for just watching the hearing.

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

@Unite4Freedom I voted

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

Trick question - I think conservatives are still supporting the 'MAGA' movement and it is probably getting stronger, but referring to the GOP is the tricky part.

Our GOP is a RINO org and many are - they are another layer of the political bureaucracy and in Illinois they keep the establishment uni-party running smoothly without obstacles - always acting like they are fighting but never making progress

[PurpleSquirrelPatriot @Purpl_Squirrel]

This investigation needs to be allowed to happen - FULLY. The DOJ is the only agency with the authority to investigate the election and determine if federal election or civil rights laws were violated.

The question of charges is not even on the table at this point, so arguing if charges make sense is a distraction to once again delay or avoid providing the details that could help the entire country understand what really happened.