(Sandy Fitzgerald – Newsmax) Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell Friday claimed her team will be able to prove, in court, all of their claims concerning the election “within the next two weeks,” as “we have more than enough evidence now.”
“We have more evidence now than the present population is imprisoned on,” Powell told Fox Business’ Maria Bartiromo, while laughing off a statement from Dominion Voting Systems denying the attorneys’ claim that the company’s software was used to pull votes away from President Donald Trump and give them to Democrat challenger Joe Biden, and that the company had ties to Venezuela. Continue reading
“Let’s take a rambling trip down the memory lane of the Steele Dossier fever dreams, “highly placed sources,” and Rick Wilson’s fantasies, shall we?”
Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds. James 1:2 (ESV)
Federal Elections Commission Chairman Trey Trainor says new analysis by professor Steven Miller “adds to the conclusions that some level of voter fraud took place in this year’s election.”
(John Binder – Breitbart) Global political elites like European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and former Secretary of State John Kerry view Democrat Joe Biden as a driver of World Economic Forum’s “The Great Reset” mission that seeks major transformation of the world’s economy.
(Protestia) In a story that is stranger than fiction, the Russian hacking group REvil announced that they’ve successfully hacked into Kenneth Copeland Ministries and have stolen 1.2 terabytes of “sensitive data.” As a result, they are threatening to release it to the public if the televangelist doesn’t pay their ransom.
“Continue to practice social distancing and wash your hands for 20-seconds as often as possible, but this mask stuff has again taken a hit. With that, I don’t know who to trust. It changes, almost like the number of glasses of water one should drink a day.”
“The company will have their work cut out for them, as rumors swirl that more women have come forward with allegations of more sexual impropriety- a move if true will further alienate those with a propensity to brush off his 5-month long adulterous affair as a one-time mistake.”
“That is sinister. I’ve not seen any document like this before—the Human Rights Campaign is effectively calling for religious colleges and schools to be coerced into the sexual revolution or stripped of accreditation.”
Powell hammered home a point we’ve tried to make at American Thinker, which is that the software constitutes foreign interference in American elections. To understand the point Powell makes, you need to know that, in September 2018, Trump issued an “Executive Order on Imposing Certain Sanctions in the Event of Foreign Interference in a United States Election.”
(Katie Pavlich – Townhall) President Donald Trump announced Thursday morning his election attorneys will hold a noon press conference in Washington, D.C., from the Republican National Committee (RNC). According to Trump, there is still a legal pathway forward to victory and his reelection.
“You are standing here today, telling folks that black Detroit should not have their votes counted,” said the Democrat. “You are certainly showing that you are a racist….”
(Protestia) That is to say, not very well. You want to hear some bad preaching? We have some bad preaching for you.
(Melanie Arter – CNSNews) – Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey explained on Tuesday his company’s decision to censor a New York Post article on Hunter Biden’s laptop because of the social media platform’s policy on spreading hacked materials.
Whenever someone tried to take the edge off defunding the police by redefining it as simply reallocating some law-enforcement dollars, defenders piped up to say, No, we really mean it. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez balked at a proposal to cut $1 billion in police funding in New York City: “Defunding the police means defunding the police.” 
“What is Biden’s idea of “peace and unity”? The economy-crushing Paris accord; anti-white Critical Race Theory; gender pronoun hate crimes; open borders; amnesty; citizenship to trespassing foreigners; packing the Supreme Court; statehood for Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico; assaults on the second amendment and more. The Trump Accountability Project, now “rescinded,” called for list of names of those who supported Trump to “make them pay.” Talks of camps to punish Trump voters? That’s we. Re-education programs abound. This is peace and unity?” 
“Without even trying, WaPo made the case for why the Electoral College is important. Our Founding Fathers worried about a majority rule without a protection for the minority. People in California and New York shouldn’t matter more than those in Montana, Kentucky or Iowa.”
If all this this turns out to be true, we have taken a very dark turn in America. This is the sort of thing you would expect in Russia, not the United States. 
“That Russell Moore intertwined the Southern Baptist Convention with these cynical efforts to manufacture and disseminate liberal Christian dogma raises serious concerns.”
“This is essentially a new American revolution. And anyone who wants this country to remain free needs to step up right now. These are federal felonies. Altering a vote or changing a ballot is felony. People need to come forward now and get on the right side of this issue, report the fraud they know existed in the Dominion voting system because that’s what it was created to do. It was its sole, original purpose. It has been used all over the world to defy the will of people who wanted freedom.”
(Breitbart) The Trump campaign pushed back Sunday night against reports by the Washington Post and others that it had dropped a major part of its case challenging the election results in Pennsylvania.
“But oh, for the believers behind the scenes who know the sin that is going on in the background, it is just so devastating. And every time another pastor is found out, especially one who used his power and the people at the top to protect him, it is like living through it again.”
“In a culture obsessed with indicting others on charges of “privilege,” it shouldn’t escape notice that it’s only those with secure (government) paychecks, with good health, with comfortable surroundings who can afford to publicly lobby for draconian, government-imposed lockdowns.”