In case you wonder how come those mail-in ballots seem to be so heavily in favor of Democrats…
…according to Jay Valentine’s article at American Thinker, this message, allegedly (I have no way of knowing for sure) came from a retired postal worker after watching an episode of Steve Bannon’s “War Room”:
Message: I am a retired mail man.
I just saw your War Room interview.
I now know where the mules got their ballots. Straight from the post office in returned/undeliverable mail.
While I have zero proof of where they ended up, I had those ballots you were talking about in my mail bag with wrong addresses or lacking apartment numbers or even people that moved and still had ballots delivered to their old apartment.
We put those ballots in a basket and someone came by and picked them up.
Hundreds or even thousands of ballots.
Who picked them up, where did they go?
Now we know why signature match was removed…
Someone needs to investigate the post office and their democratic union run activities.
“Democratic union run activities” Did that draw your interest? It certainly drew mine… as did Mr. Valentine’s reaction to it and his enumeration of some (not all) of the ways mail-in ballots can be illegally harvested:
A key to winning in 2024 is to identify every, or as close to every as technology and diligent work can enable — every ballot being sent out that will land in that “basket” that “somebody” later picked up.
What are the addresses on those ballots?
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- Ballots mailed to vacant lots — or in Arizona, street corners.
- Ballots sent to apartment buildings without the unit or APT number.
- Ballots sent to college dorms for students registered there for decades.
- Ballots sent to fraternities with a 105-year-old student.
- Ballots sent to churches — which have no bedrooms, thus cannot be someone’s domicile.
- Ballots for the person who moved — over a year ago.
- Ballots mailed to hotels and casinos.
- Ballots where the address was modified — by the voter commission (as in Arizona) — the week those ballots went out, thus missing the recipient.
- Ballots sent to Manchurian restaurants, laundromats, banks, and 7-Elevens — all of which are not valid addresses for voters.
- Ballots sent to UPS and FedEx boxes — sometimes to a dozen people living in that little box.
- Ballots sent to the apartment building — but the address is the clubhouse — which has no bedrooms.
- Ballots sent to the 22,000 new voters in a single county entered just days before the election — who were invisible to Arizona Republican candidates in 2022.
- Ballots sent to Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Gonzalez, Mr. Gonzalles, all at the same address with the same date of birth.
- Ballots sent to the Wisconsin college dorm that has 1,000 registered voters but can house only 250 adults.
- Ballots sent to the 11 adults at the single-family Houston home that is 823 square feet with one bedroom and one bathroom.
- Ballots mailed to people registered at an address in 2020 but the building was not built until 2022.
- Ballots sent to the rehab facility for dozens of people who claim it as a residence for years. (Rehab is not a “years” thing.)
Most of those ballots, using super-compute technology, can be identified, shown to be illegitimate, and brought to everyone’s attention 6 months before election day.
When Harris County (Houston) floods the zone six months before early voting with 240,000 new voters, each needs to be instantly checked, verified, validated, and if necessary challenged — before the 2024 election. Wake up, Ted Cruz!
When Arizona and Wisconsin counties change identifiers the week mail-in ballots go out, then change them back, real time compute needs to flag it and ask “why?”
There is a lot more worthwhile material in this article, and I hope you’ll use the link provided (here it is again) and read every word.
Is it asking too much to have fair elections? Voting rolls that are up-to-date? Valid ID’s required to insure the voters are who they say they are?
If you feel those are unfair, unneeded or extraneous, I guess the answer is no. If, however, you feel they are fair, needed and hit voter fraud dead-center, I guess the answer is yes.
So? Which is it?
