Did Biden Really Win California?
Posted By: Magnante, 7/2/2021 4:58:41 AM
The November 3, 2020, Presidential election data from California sets off alarm bells. Election data generated by the natural voting process will closely match Benford’s Law predictions. (Benford’s Law, or the rule of leading digits, is used as an indicator of fraud in numerical data.) Of course, there can be exceptions, but Benford’s Law points to areas to investigate. (snip) Does the reader believe that the sum of each candidates’ precinct tallies greater than 4,000 votes by mail shows Biden received over 16 times Trump’s votes?
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Replacing Joe, the vegetable
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The mental decline of Joe Biden accelerates. How long can he function as even a puppet president? The bigger question is: what happens when drugs can no longer keep Joe semi-coherent?
Let's pick a time, say, late November 2021, and fantasize.
At the end of November, the Democrat high command verges on a nervous breakdown. The President has not been seen in person or photographed for six weeks. Rumors abound that he no longer recognizes even his wife and that he wears Depends.
His wife assures everyone that Joe is okay and merely under the weather.
We just don't know. We just don't know what comes next. It is all a calculated guess. The US Constitution is silent. Even if, if, if, it is so very clear through professional forensic election audit results, that the presidential election of 2020 was stolen and President Trump actually won, there appears to be no obvious remedy stated in the US Constitution to right this wrong. (snip) We know that President Trump is planning something very big and important this summer, and America might look and fell very different by Labor Day Weekend. (snip) Trump supporters. Would they gear up for the 2022 off-year elections
President Dementia is getting worse
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Can we call it a national security crisis yet? The stress that comes with the job of POTUS seems to be accelerating the cognitive decline of Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. at a time when the world is becoming ominously more dangerous. Embarrassing incidents of inappropriate Biden behavior are accumulating, even as the agitprop media begin publishing material that makes Kamala Harris look unsuitable as a replacement should the 25th Amendment be invoked. (snip) Two recent examples of Biden’s mental decline are especially troubling, given the high stakes of international diplomacy currently.
When Catherine the Great of Russia traveled in the late 18th-century, her former lover, Grigory Potemkin, would travel ahead of her and build hasty facades along the main thoroughfares in impoverished, bedraggled villages to create the impression of a prosperous nation. Thus, a Potemkin village is a fake that artificially puffs up a leader’s competence and popularity. Two recent videos, one of Biden’s fans turning out to greet him in Michigan and another of Trump’s fans turning out for him in Florida, show that Biden is a Potemkin president. It’s all fake.
Wi Spa: Ground Zero in the Gender Wars
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The Wi Spa is an upscale Korean-style health club that proudly publicizes its recognition in 2010 as the “Best Family Fun Spa in Los Angeles.” (snip) Last week, there was an uproar at the spa when, in all his manly glory, a biological male self-identifying as a female paraded naked in front of girls and women in the designated women’s area. Several female patrons were alarmed and offended. (snip) Last Saturday, a peaceful demonstration against the Wi Spa for allowing a nude biological male to use the women’s section was attacked by members of Antifa, identified by their black bloc uniforms and flag.
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Joe Biden, who famously threatened to shut down the Fourth of July, and all our backyard celebrations if we didn't get vaccinated in certain numbers by a certain date, now wants your selfies.
Kid you not, he tweeted this:
Folks, I couldn’t be happier or more proud to see Americans coming #BackTogether at BBQs and block parties across the country for Independence Day.
Tag your 4th of July photos with #BackTogether and
@WhiteHouse
and you may get a signed copy of your 4th of July photo from me. (snip) Notice that he's also having a great big gathering, while having told you that yours must be small,
Rep. James Clyburn (D. S.C.) is the reason Joe Biden is president. (snip) Now, Clyburn, who is the majority whip in the House, is trying to convince all Americans that a voter registration card is “I.D.” (snip) The problem for Democrats is that, even as they denigrate minorities’ ability to get photo identification, most Americans think that photo I.D. is a good idea for election integrity (snip) Democratic Rep. Jim Clyburn says he's "absolutely" open to a voter ID requirement as long as it is "equitable:" "You ought to be able to vote with whatever ID that you have"
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The issue that provoked negative feedback from her normally supportive allies was not top-of-mind stuff like defunding the police, but rather an inside baseball sort of issue. I consider it a warning shot across her bow
Vaccine propaganda and injection indecision
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Did Biden Really Win California?
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The November 3, 2020, Presidential election data from California sets off alarm bells.
Election data generated by the natural voting process will closely match Benford’s Law predictions. (Benford’s Law, or the rule of leading digits, is used as an indicator of fraud in numerical data.) Of course, there can be exceptions, but Benford’s Law points to areas to investigate. (snip) Does the reader believe that the sum of each candidates’ precinct tallies greater than 4,000 votes by mail shows Biden received over 16 times Trump’s votes?
Can you say 'Ivermectin' in the USA?
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Ivory Hecker, an astute and brave local Fox reporter interviewed Dr. Joseph Varon, despite Fox threatening her job if the unedited interview went live. It’s worth listening to in its entirety, but here’s some of what it says.
It’s certainly not the first time Dr. Varon’s been interviewed. He’s talked with the media 1,640 times, including Hecker’s interview. The first 1,639 interviews were edited to exclude specific information about his successes in treating hospitalized COVID patients.
This doctor is certainly no quack. He’s Chief of Staff at United Memorial Medical Center in Houston, TX.
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In another age, the events of this season would have been nearly certain to produce a major shift in American politics -- or at least a meaningful, discernible one.
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Statistical analysis makes the vote totals look fishy