Tag: Donald J. Trump

Case for President Trump Invoking Insurrection Act to Restore Election Integrity

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Stephen B. Meister Commentary During the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, the Tenth Congress enacted the Insurrection Act of 1807, which was then signed by Jefferson into law, to foil the plot of Revolutionary War hero Aaron Burr—following the destruction of his political career after he shot and killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel—to raise an army to establish his own dynasty in what was then the Louisiana Territory. The Insurrection Act empowers the president of the United States to deploy U.S. military and federalized National Guard troops to suppress civil…

SOTN, THERE WILL BE NO SECOND CHANCE

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SOTN Exclusive “President Trump Must Take Out ALL Traitors With One Strike” “The POTUS must have military law enforcement (after invoking the Insurrection Act) apprehend each and every high-level traitor and coup plotter with one perfectly timed surgical strike—PERIOD.” “The POTUS is facing the “presidential decision of the Millennium”. The fate of the American Republic hangs in the balance. The election thieves will not be thwarted in this naked steal.  They don’t care that much more than half of America knows Biden outright stole it. The globalists own and operate all…

Richard Stenger, How a Guy in Temecula Could Save the Election for Trump

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By Richard Stenger NYT praises Powell’s expert on Dominion fraud As it turns out, attorney Sidney Powell has plenty of firepower to back up her Kraken claims about the 2020 presidential election, including high-tech intelligence experts who concluded electronic ballot theft tipped the results in key battleground states. First and foremost is Dr. Navid Keshavarz-Nia, an experienced cyber crimes investigator and digital security executive, who has worked with the CIA, NSA, FBI, and U.S. military counterintelligence, as well as corporate financial giants like Deutsche Bank and Stripe. In an affidavit filed…

Paul Craig Roberts, The Democrats Have Stolen the Presidential Election

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PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS [Editor’s note: Paul Craig Roberts’ Interview with the European magazine Zur Zeit (In This Time): in English Translation:] A few months ago it looked like the re-election of Trump was almost certain, but now there was a close race between Trump and Biden? What happen during the last months? In the months before the election, the Democrats used the “Covid pandemic” to put in place voting by mail. The argument was used that people who safely go to supermarkets and restaurants could catch Covid if they stood in…

Patrick J. McShay, OPERATION DISCLOSURE: The Big Steal: Vote Fraud in 2020

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Patrick J. McShay The states of North Carolina [Editor’s note: Pat originally had “Georgia” here, but I think that was a mistake] and Alaska were finally called for Trump on Wednesday and a recount in the 2 Georgia Senate races will go to a run off. The mainstream media has largely downplayed the possibility of widespread vote fraud despite reports from a dozen states that this election was stolen. In Georgia for instance, they’ve found 95,801 ballots that only voted for Joe [B]iden and no other races, which seems odd…

Jon Rappoport, To Dr. Scott Atlas: Walter Reed doctors are endangering Trump’s life

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Jon Rappoport To Scott Atlas, White House coronavirus advisor by Jon Rappoport October 3, 2020 Scott: If media reports are correct, the president is receiving 2 experimental drugs: the antibody cocktail, Regeneron, and the antiviral, Remdesivir. Aside from their individual adverse effects… THESE DRUGS HAVE NEVER BEEN STUDIED FOR THEIR COMBINED EFFECTS ON A PATIENT. AND NOW THAT PATIENT…THE FIRST PATIENT RECEIVING THEM…IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. You know the adverse effects of Remdesivir, Scott. They’re more than worrisome. Acute kidney injury, for example. And this drug has…

Debate: Trump Wins On Issues As Wallace Torches Own Reputation

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By Joe Schaeffer [Editor’s note: Giuseppe Vafanculo and I did a color commentary of the debate LIVE, which you can find on my twitter page @JimFetzer. This is an excellent analysis of what happened during the debate.] Strong second-half performance overcomes moderator bias. Once things transitioned from temperamental bickering to substantive discussion, President Trump had an easy walk in the first 2020 presidential debate in Cleveland on Sept. 29. And all the blatant efforts to aid Democratic challenger Joe Biden made by his unofficial cornerman Chris Wallace failed to stem the incumbent’s…

“Lockdown 2.0”: This New Wave Of Lockdowns Will Ensure The U.S. Remains In An Economic Depression Through The 2020 Election

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PatriotRising Another wave of lockdowns has begun, and that is really bad news for the U.S. economy.  The first wave of lockdowns resulted in the permanent closing of more than 100,000 U.S. businesses, colossal lines at food banks around the nation, and the loss of tens of millions of jobs.  Needless to say, this new wave of lockdowns will make things even worse, and some are speculating that this is precisely what Democrats want.  If the U.S. economy continues to fall apart as we approach the election in November, the thinking…

Marc Thiessen, The media’s mischaracterization of Trump’s Mount Rushmore speech is not an anomaly

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Marc A. Thiessen “We believe in equal opportunity, equal justice and equal treatment for citizens of every race, background, religion and creed.” —President Trump, July 3, 2020, Mount Rushmore. I missed President Trump’s Mount Rushmore speech Friday night, so when I read the press coverage over the weekend I braced for the worst. The New York Times reported that Trump had delivered an “ominous depiction of the recent protests over racial justice” and “exploit[ed] race and cultural flash points to stoke fear among his base of white supporters.” The Associated Press declared that he…

Jefferson Morley, Weakest Link: Impeachment and National Security

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Jefferson Morley Barack Obama talks on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Ukraine. Photograph Source: White House – Public Domain In the summer of 2016 President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump didn’t agree about much, except for one obscure issue of U.S. foreign policy: lethal military aid to Ukraine. As commander in chief, Obama objected to such assistance, even in the face of a Russian proxy war. So did candidate Trump.  On the eve of Trump’s nomination, his allies replaced the GOP platform’s demand for…