Why Didn’t the Democrats Steal the 2024 Presidential Election?
In part, Trump’s victory may have been because we did expose the cryptographic algorithms in four of the 2024 battleground states before the presidential election on November 5, 2024. However, the primary reason the Democrats allowed the swing states to conclude counting votes on election night was that the Democrats decided not to steal the 2024 presidential election to punish Biden and Kamala Harris for breaking ranks.
At the “Deep Party” Central Committee level of the Democrat party—at the level of Barack Obama, Klaus Schwab, and George Soros—the order went out that Harris needed to lose. After Biden’s catastrophic debate performance, Sen. Ted Cruz believed that Obama wanted to substitute Michelle Obama as the Democrats’ candidate once Biden was induced (or forced) to resign from the bid. This theory gains support from the political melodrama in the Democrat party after the debate.
Would they really ditch an election in favor of Trump just to punish out of spite? Did they think they’d be able to cut Trump off at the knees as they did in his last term?
If we assume the Democrat party has increasingly been acting as a neo-Marxist party, the capital sin of a party member would be to countermand a Central Committee decision. Biden’s maneuver to position Kamala Harris ahead of Michelle Obama as the party’s presidential candidate in 2024 was an unpardonable offense. Should this reasoning be correct, Kamala Harris would be well advised to watch her back between now and 2028. Don’t be surprised if charges that Harris violated campaign finance laws end up indicting her with felony charges that could send her to prison.
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In other words, Trump won not only because the American people voted for him but because the Democrat “Deep State” Party needed to bring its people in line. That is, they let Trump win by refusing to hand Kamala a victory.
However, even as the Democrats stepped back from the top of the ticket, as the razor-thin margin in the House reminds us, the president isn’t the only person on a ballot. The ongoing investigation of many down-ballot elections suggests that the algorithms were also used in those down-ballot races. There’s growing evidence strongly suggesting that the Democrats stole many U.S. House and Senate elections and an even larger number of state and local races.
Corsi posits my position: the down ballot steals were an attempt to hamstring Trump. They thought the margin in the legislative houses would be too slight for Trump to be successful.
I’ve heard over and over that Moochelle would never run for office, but:
In the wake of Kamala’s defeat, support for Michelle in 2028 has intensified—a result that affirms the political legerdemain that the DNC achieved by letting a relatively honest election take place at the top of the ticket. Now, with the MAGA majority comfortable that Trump has been elected, the globalists’ playbook has gone stealth, betting the public will tire of election integrity campaigns when the manipulation in 2024 involved only down-ballot races.
The problem with over-confidence based on Trump’s historic 2024 electoral victory is we may lose the urgency to remove the cryptographic algorithms embedded in the SBOE voter registration files. That would leave us unprepared for a possible Democrat party decision to use the algorithms to steal majorities in both the House and Senate in the 2026 mid-term elections and retake the presidency in 2028.
Trump’s most important objective in his second term in office must be to expose the cryptographic algorithms and to conduct criminal investigations of those responsible for placing them into SBOE voter registration files. No issue is more critical—not securing the borders, deporting criminal illegal immigrants, or ending global wars.
Without election integrity, the Republic is undoubtedly lost, perhaps not in 2024, but almost certainly shortly thereafter.
The swamp has many drains, and all those drain plugs must be pulled, with extreme prejudice.
(And yes, the green is back, because the indents for quotes didn’t show up properly on the preview and I didn’t want my personal text to be confused as part of the article.)
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