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Posted By Ruth King on December 20th, 2020
“To defeat Trump,” writes Victor Davis Hanson, “many of our institutions were deformed.” Indeed, we have witnessed a flagrant burlesque of electoral procedure, including the specter of foreign interference by China, Iran and Russia via Dominion Voting Systems in gerrymandering electoral results, as Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has confirmed. And there will be lasting consequences. The effect of installing a parodic figure like Joe Biden, straight out of the
, as the next president of the United States will result in three destabilizing factors.
A nation presided over by a sorry puppet who has been put in place by a political, technological and wealthy elite employing counterfeit means will become progressively dysfunctional. Secondly, an administration that owes its ascendancy to obvious electoral chicanery will look and sound like a banana republic, a wavering sh
Lou Dobbs Tonight
LOU DOBBS (HOST): Republican electors in Pennsylvania, Nevada, and Georgia meeting separately today to cast their own votes for President Trump a procedural move that keeps all of President Trump s legal options open. Republicans last chance to challenge the electoral votes in each state will be January 6, when a joint session of Congress convenes to tally the electoral votes although the White House says that they would be able to contest right up until January 19.
The political stunt is also being avidly promoted at The Gateway Pundit, a perennially inaccurate right-wing website that has spread a variety of false claims and conspiracy theories about the election. The site has run multiple posts on this story, including a mid-afternoon headline declaring, “There Are Now Dueling Electors in Three States,” in a piece claiming that “The Electoral Count Act (ECA) of 1887 says each chamber of Congress will separately decide which slate of ‘dueling elector