How did Joe Biden win? Simple. The election was rigged. Over at Here Is The Evidence the site is overflowing with hundreds of specific, sourced examples of voter fraud, “aggregating publicly available items of evidence that would be admissible in court.” Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Podcasts | RSS | Spotify
It’s that time of year when TIME gifts us with their opinion of ‘person of the year.’ For 2020, TIME chose not one, but two people; two people who spent the majority of 2020 at each other’s throats saying how horrible the other one was. Nonetheless, the deadline must have caught them by surprise and they chose an alleged president and vice president-elect, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. In the article, there was one main focus from the get-go, appearing to be the only reason for choosing Biden and Harris: “President-elect Biden takes COVID-19 very, very seriously.” Then Biden was
In a December 9th letter to President Trump, 22 House Republicans have asked the President to direct Attorney General William Barr to appoint a Special Counsel to investigate what is called in this corner “ElectionGate.” Texas Congressman Lance Gooden organized the group, his letter saying this: Dear President Trump, Following widespread support from my House Republican colleagues, I am again requesting that you direct Attorney General Barr to appoint a Special Counsel to investigate irregularities in the 2020 election. The American people deserve a definitive resolution to the uncertainty hovering over the outcome of our election, but legitimate questions of
On Tuesday Joe Biden announced he will nominate Ohio Representative Marcia Fudge to serve as his administration’s secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Currently, former presidential candidate Ben Carson is serving in the position as HUD chief under President Trump. Fudge will replace Carson if she is confirmed by the U.S. Senate. As with all nominees, their backgrounds come to the forefront and Fudge may have quite the sordid past. As former chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, Fudge made a reprehensible decision to act and joined “several Cleveland-area politicians” to vouch for a former Ohio
