At this hour, vote counts are still going on in a number of states where they should have already been tabulated — but haven’t been, because it’s obvious Democratic operatives are working to steal them for Joe Biden.
There’s no other way to say it: Democrats knew they couldn’t win with Biden and never really expected to, so the plan has always been to put him in as a caretaker president with Kamala Harris waiting in the wings, then steal it from President Trump to get them both into office.
Need proof? Ask yourself how hundreds of thousands of ballots, the majority of which are for Biden, continue to show up out of nowhere long after election day has passed?
And only in states he needs to win in order to get to the necessary 270 electoral votes?
Exactly.
While Democrats fabricate votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia and North Carolina, they found a different way to steal Arizona: The power of the pen, so to speak.
On Wednesday, an Arizona voter filed an explosive lawsuit alleging that poll workers effectively disenfranchised her on Election Day and may have done the same to other voters. The lawsuit comes as President Donald Trump is disputing early reports calling the state for Joe Biden.
Laurie Aguilera voted in person in Maricopa County on Election Day, but poll workers provided her with a Sharpie marker instead of a pen. Aguilera “completed her ballot with the provided sharpie [and] noticed that the ink was bleeding through.” In the lawsuit, she claims that while she had voted in several election cycles before, this was the first time poll workers gave her a Sharpie to fill out her ballot.
According to viral videos posted online, voters whose ballots were marked with a regular ballpoint pen had them accepted; only the Sharpie ballots were rejected and only then if they were marked for Trump.
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As for Aguilera, she says she “fed her ballot into the ballot box” but “the ballot box failed to properly register her vote causing a poll-worker to cancel her ballot in [her] presence.” Afterward, she says she asked for a new ballot but poll workers would not let her have one. Her lawsuit claims that the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office forbade poll workers from giving her another ballot, effectively disenfranchising her.
The suit also claims that “many other voters have experienced similar issues,” as 10 anonymous plaintiffs have also joined it, PJ Media reports.
“Plaintiff and those like her properly operated the County’s electronic voting system but, upon information and belief, it failed to automatically record her vote. Upon information and belief, it also failed to record her votes correctly and count them accurately,” the lawsuit claims.
“Arizonans possess a right to a ‘free and equal election’ under our state constitution,” the lawsuit adds. “This right is ‘implicated when votes are not properly counted.’”
Meanwhile, at this writing, Arizona remains undecided (among most media outlets) and Trump is gaining on Biden’s early lead. (Related: ELECTION RESULTS: Senate stays red while more Republicans added to House.)
“These voters were denied the right to vote. Arizona election officials allegedly were part of the problem, and denial of the right to vote should not occur because of failures in the process of casting a ballot,” J. Christian Adams, president and general counsel at the Public Interest Legal Foundation, representing Aguilera and the anonymous plaintiffs, said in a statement. “We are asking that all ballots that were uncured or denied be identified and allowed to be cured.”
It’s unreal, the level of voter fraud the Democratic/Communist Party is engaging in, and blatantly so, this election cycle. It just proves again that this party has no respect for individual choice and refuses to trust the American people to make their own decisions about who they want to lead the country.
The year 2020 did more than just upset our norms. It appears to be the year America transformed into the world’s biggest, best-armed banana republic.
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