Apparently they do, even in those all-important swing states: Trump’s shadow campaign also recently polled Trump-Biden matchups in the five states, all of which were decided in 2020 by fewer than 3 percentage points. According to the poll, a memo … Continue reading →
First we have a report from Wisconsin about the 2020 election: Explosive revelations in the Wisconsin Legislative Audit Bureau’s report on the 2020 presidential election confirm what many in the key swing state have long suspected: Those tasked with administering … Continue reading →
Commenter “MBunge” writes: The all-around execrable Erick Erickson has a tweet out saying “See, all you stupid Trumpers! Elections aren’t rigged so shut up about 2020!” Youngkin won while all the questioning of 2020 is going on. It didn’t hurt … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter Barry Meislin.] This video clearly shows USCP standing there as people stream into the building. Also, who were the men who exited and left the door open for others to enter? Now ask yourself why DOJ fought … Continue reading →
Here’s another excellent article by Glenn Greenwald. An excerpt: From the start, the evidence of [the Hunter Biden laptop’s] authenticity was overwhelming. The [NY] Post published obviously genuine photos of Hunter that were taken from the laptop. Investigations from media … Continue reading →
Once an election occurs, if mail-in voting fraud occurs it is extremely difficult to catch it and there is virtually no way to prove that it materially affected the outcome. That’s why fraud must be prevented, because it cannot be … Continue reading →
This RedState post, including the comments, raises further questions about January 6th and what the surveillance videos released so far show – and what they don’t show. Here’s a point I really didn’t discuss in yesterday’s post about the videos: … Continue reading →
I keep “circling back” (as Psaki would say) to the Durham investigation and its fallout and possible future fallout. On the one hand, I expected nothing from it. Oh, perhaps at the very beginning – it seems so long ago, … Continue reading →
People have continued to opine on the subject of Durham’s indictment of Sussman. While I’m inclined to be very skeptical that it will lead to much, more legally informed minds are expressing at least somewhat greater optimism than I. And … Continue reading →
John Hinderaker explains here: Now, based on this statement by Joint Staff Spokesperson Col. Dave Butler, it appears that Woodward’s reporting is, shockingly, accurate. Col. Butler’s statement was issued in response to Woodward’s report and the firestorm of controversy that … Continue reading →
…has uncovered evidence either of massive fraud or massive error that could have affected the results. Not that anything will be done about it after the fact. These things must be prevented before the fact. Will they be? Your guess … Continue reading →
Once again, we’re dealing with so much news at once – mostly terrible news, at that – that I’ve decided to do another roundup for some of it: (1) Stuart Scheller strikes back. I wish him well. (2) Dan Crenshaw … Continue reading →