How The 2020 Election Was Stolen
All the resources you need to trust your instincts
Donald Trump went to Arizona on Saturday night for a rally that was heralded as the kickoff to the 2022 midterm campaigns. It was certainly that, but there was more to the timing and the location of this particular rally. The Arizona state legislature just came back into session and the calls to decertify its 2020 electoral results are gaining steam.
Over the past year, I did a lot of research and writing on the reality that the 2020 election should never have been certified almost certainly ended with the wrong man being installed in the White House. That took place when I was putting my Corned Beef & Catholicism content on a WordPress site, before coming here to Substack.
Below, I am linking to the two main pieces that will give the average person everything they need to trust their instincts on what happened on November 3, 2020—the date of The Insurrection. Each piece contains extensive links to more detailed information.
The biggest piece is a breakdown of the six battleground states. I outline where the illegal votes come from and how The Insurrection went down. It was written shortly after Biden was formally installed in January 2021: How The 2020 Election Was Stolen.
Over the course of 2021, one of the big developments substantiating this was the Arizona state legislature’s audit of the vote. The results of this audit were released in September. Contrary to what you probably heard, the actual results are devastating to the legality of Biden’s “win.” I explain why and also how the media skillfully presented misinformation about the audit. Arizona’s Audit Shows Problems With Early Totals.
The information and analysis hasn’t changed, and it remains as timely as ever. The pressure is mounting on Arizona to decertify its results. Pennsylvania will soon begin a forensic audit of its own. Legal pressure is mounting in Georgia and Wisconsin as revelations of fraud keep coming out. Read the information, share it and let’s see what shakes out in 2022.