Shall we talk about voter fraud?

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Yes, we shall.

How odd that fraud only seems to benefit the Demorats. That actually makes me think: might it be purposeful?

Let’s start with New York and voting machines:

As Donald Trump says, “rigging the election.” But wait; the American Media Maggots assure us unequivocally that the election is not rigged and it’s all in our minds. Besides, if there were actual evidence it wasn’t acquired “fairly.” Isn’t that the pot calling the kettle black?

Let’s move on to Texas, where we can clearly see that public employees, those persons who are paid by taxpayers, don’t want to answer any questions whatsoever about possible voter fraud and refuse to be held accountable, particularly in light that Texas voting machines appear to be “magically” switching Trump votes to Hillary Clinton. You know, I think I’m starting to identify a pattern here.

Apparently this government official, Keith Ingram, the Texas Director of Elections, doesn’t believe voter fraud actually exists. Nor does he either want to answer any questions or be held accountable in any way. Those pesky civilians, always badgering us poor government officials and asking that we do our jobs responsibly and answer to those who pay our salaries. Oh wait, maybe voter fraud does occur, as cautioned by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

texas-voter-fraudLet us transition to voter machines again.

Once more, with enthusiasm. Another miraculous change. Is it co-inky-dink?

There is video evidence of Barack Hussein Obama lying, of Hillary Rodham Clinton lying, and James Comey. When you cannot get the truth from DC, from the DOJ, from the FBI, from Congress — where do you go?

I too wrote about Barack Hussein Obama sending and receiving emails from Hillary’s private server — under an alias which, to me, proves consciousness of guilt — as being one of the reasons Obama absolutely must keep HRC from the focus of any negative press or prosecution.

The saddest thing of all?

These are only the videos that I managed to collect in the course of one hour, on one day.

BZ

 

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2 thoughts on “Shall we talk about voter fraud?”

  2. Early voting here in Texas has uncovered a problem with the machine changing Republican vote to a Democrat vote!
    They say now it has been corrected,,,,,,,,,,,

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