Another day goes by, and there is more and more evidence that the 2020 election could be a stolen one. No, it might not be conclusive, but the latest results from the Arizona audit that are being disclosed to their state Senate seem to indicate that a glaring light of transparency is needed. There are some serious discrepancies to navigate here.
The Proof Continues To Pile Up
The once and future President Donald Trump issued a formal statement from his seat of government exile in Florida. He said that the latest results from the Arizona Senate Audit seem to indicate to him that “there was no victory for Biden.”
He is not just saying that to butter himself up. The Epoch Times is also convinced that the proof of fraud is real, simply because there were “74,243 mail-in ballots” that were supposed to be counted. However, there is one small problem with that: there is a serious discrepancy in that there is no clear record of these ballots being sent out.
If we are going to have true election integrity, then it is important that there is a clear paper trail of the ballots being mailed out and then coming back. Under no circumstances should there be a situation where more ballots come back than were sent out.
Of course, the big problem that we have here is that it is increasingly impossible to tell how many were sent out to begin with. The record of any being sent out is a big, fat zero, but we have about 75,000 ballots coming back. That’s not the end of it.
Our Deplorable-in-Chief, President Trump, also quickly discovered that some of the auditors also “found 18,000 people who had voted but whose names were removed from the voter rolls ‘soon after the election.’”
For example, forensic auditor Doug Logan gave some detailed testimony to the Senate Committee that “11,326 people did not appear to have been registered to vote as of Nov. 7, 2020.” Logan has been exhibiting proof that just in the four days following the election, the names of these people magically disappeared from the registration records. However, they just as mysteriously reappeared “on the voter rolls on December 4, 2020.”
Maybe Next Time
Then, the plot thickens after it is revealed that there were “3,981 people who voted after registering after Oct. 15, 2020.” Why is this significant? Well, they missed the deadline, so they shouldn’t have seen a ballot in the first place.
Another thing that Donald Trump is rightfully concerned about is, as he wrote in his statement, “They [auditors] also revealed that the voting system was breached or hacked (by who?). Very big printer and ballot problems with different paper used, etc., and MUCH MORE.”
The problem is that Joe Biden didn’t “win” Arizona by that much. When the dust finally cleared, Biden’s “margin of victory in Arizona was 10,457 votes, or 0.31% of the vote, so these questionable votes could easily have swung the result.”
The problem is that the proof keeps piling up but no one wants to do anything about it. Both American Thinker and George Walsh believe that even with all of the proof in the world, no one is interested in changing it, simply because the ones in charge seem to want it that way.
However, if they are able to “demonstrate that the election was stolen, it will help stall Democrats’ efforts to repeat their stealing in 2022 and 2024 and will provoke voter reactions, even with the entirely predictable media cover-up efforts.”
Time will tell, but hopefully, people are wising up to the dirty tricks of the Democrat party.