The Outcome and Narrative Defy History and Logic.
The Outcome and Narrative Defy History and Logic.
“Our national claim to political incorruptibility is actually based on exactly the opposite argument … that wealthy men in assured positions will have no temptation to financial trickery.”
- G.K. Chesterton What’s Wrong With the World (1910)
Once again, the polls “got it wrong,” and we are meant to believe the establishment narrative over the reality before us.
Historically, the president’s party loses votes in midterm elections. In a normal time, during record gas prices, runaway inflation, soaring crime rates, blank checks for silly wars, and overwhelming corruption, incumbents should lose their seats. They would.
In their early Wednesday coverage, Fox News’ Mercedes Schlapp stated, “It’s the night of the incumbent.”
This as Arizona, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and even Texas experienced “glitches” with their electronic voting equipment that impacted Election Day turnout, historically favoring Republicans. Throughout the day, videos and reports of local election officials assuring voters that their votes would count despite issues that prevented a smooth voting experience were reported across these states. Emergency lawsuits to address these issues were quickly and unceremoniously dismissed.
CNN assured everyone that there were no issues, “Stay off social media…Trust us here.”
As results came in, familiar algorithmic controls showed the margins maintained, from batch to batch. In the Fetterman v. Oz Senate race in Pennsylvania, vote totals went down in a few batches. It’s unclear how batch totals can go down on election night.
Despite voters telling the NY Times and Siena College last month that they were most worried about government corruption (68%), we’re meant to believe that voters then voted to keep that corruption, to maintain the status quo. Never Trump Republicans are taking a victory lap and claiming that the red wave’s failure to materialize is a “referendum on Trump.”
It feels a lot more like the establishment sending a message to the people that the uniparty is firmly in control. Election flaws and government corruption are just how it’s supposed to work, to steal a phrase from the White House Press Secretary.
“It’s time to move on,” according to unpopular Republicans. Liz Cheney is reportedly the strategist for Republican pundits on the mainstream news.
Back to Chesterton, according to Open Secrets, outside groups set a new record by spending $1.3B on the 2022 midterms. Republican failures Tuesday will embolden the Biden Administration to continue the massive spending and incoherent foreign policy that brought us this mess. Building Back Better to the Great Reset is full steam ahead.
To put a finer point on it, Biden is currently en route to Egypt, with an estimated 2.16 million points of carbon for a five day trip – and that’s just for Air Force One and the four large jets that accompany it.
In this moment, Biden and the establishment “time to move on” narrators represent the, “wealthy men in assured positions will have no temptation to financial trickery.” It was no more ridiculous a theory during the demise of the British aristocrats, of whom Chesterton wrote, than it is today, with the demise of the nation state and the destruction of the United States of America.
“What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.” Ecclesiastes 1:9
“There is only one thing new that can be done under the sun; and that is to look at the sun. If you attempt it on a blue day in June, you will know why men do not look straight at their ideals.” G.K. Chesterton
Modern men – with their transhumanism, great reset, and global population reduction – pretend to have new ideas. But it’s just new wrapping on very old ideas: Imperialism, World Dominion, and Communism. Brought to you by stolen elections.
Don’t look away.
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Here is today’s letter to Congress.
Historically, the president’s party loses votes in midterm elections. In a normal time, during record gas prices, runaway inflation, soaring crime rates, blank checks for silly wars, and overwhelming corruption, incumbents should lose their seats. They would.
In their early Wednesday coverage, Fox News’ Mercedes Schlapp stated, “It’s the night of the incumbent.”
This as Arizona, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and even Texas experienced “glitches” with their electronic voting equipment that impacted Election Day turnout, historically favoring Republicans. Throughout the day, videos and reports of local election officials assuring voters that their votes would count despite issues that prevented a smooth voting experience were reported across these states. Emergency lawsuits to address these issues were quickly and unceremoniously dismissed.
Despite voters telling the NY Times and Siena College last month that they were most worried about government corruption (68%), we’re meant to believe that voters then voted to keep that corruption, to maintain the status quo. Never Trump Republicans are taking a victory lap and claiming that the red wave’s “failure” to materialize is a “referendum on Trump.”
It feels a lot more like the establishment sending a message to the people that the uniparty is firmly in control. Election flaws and government corruption are just how it’s supposed to work, to steal a phrase from the White House Press Secretary.
Once again, after a highly anomalous election, the polls “got it wrong,” and we are meant to believe the establishment narrative over the reality before us.
According to Open Secrets, outside groups set a new record by spending $1.3B on the 2022 midterms. You may feel emboldened to allow the Biden Administration to continue the massive spending and incoherent foreign policy that brought us this mess. Building Back Better to the Great Reset, full steam ahead.
That would be a grave miscalculation. We do not accept or believe these election results. Your theft is bold and brazen, and it’s waking up more people than you can imagine.
Remember your oath.