All good things must come to an end. In human history,
empires rose and empires fell. The Roman Empire fell, not because of marauding
armies, but it destroyed itself from within. Its’ many excesses caused it to
weaken, until it could no longer maintain its’ borders and defend itself from
its’ many enemies. Today, we find ourselves in a similar situation as the Roman
Empire. We are not at war with a foreign enemy, our enemy is within. Today, our
excesses have caused the fabric of our society to begin to erode and tear.
Today, there are those who take advantage of our constitutionally guaranteed
rights to divide society and demonize those in which they disagree. And now, an
election rife for fraud, when one party takes advantage of a pandemic to
unleash millions of ballots without the safeguards necessary to guarantee that
all votes cast are legitimate. Half of the country has lost faith in the
validity of this election. In order to maintain a Constitutional Republic, it
is imperative that the citizenry have faith in open and honest elections.
In the preliminary vote totals, Joe Biden has been declared
the victor by the media and the democrat party. President Trump has been “taken
to the woodshed” and is lambasted for not conceding the election and preventing
a peaceful transition of power to occur. Our Constitution guarantees certain
rights for the candidates and President Trump is well within his rights to
demand that every legal vote is counted and every illegal vote discarded.
Whether or not there still remains a path to victory is not necessary. The
citizenry has the right to understand and trust that our system of elections
remains valid, fair and accurate. President Trump is criticized for causing
mistrust of our election system by calling out numerous circumstantial
instances that would lead a reasonable person to believe that a fair election
did not occur. He is doing nothing of the sort, but the mainstream media is actually
breeding mistrust with their hyperbolic accusations and insistence that there
is nothing to see here. Our failure to address systemic fraud in our voting in cities
such as Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Las Vegas and
Milwaukee, all democrat strongholds, has caused voting fraud to fester and grow
unencumbered. A fair and balanced audit of all ballots cast at the polling
sites in these cities is essential to determine that the vote was legitimate and accurate to satisfy
the nation’s uncertainty and to also add credibility to the winner.
In 2000, the nation waited for Florida to count dimpled and pregnant chads on ballots before the US Supreme Court put an end to the count and determined that the winner of the election was George W. Bush. We fail to remember that the democrat appointed head of the GSA, David Barram, refused to release transition funding until after the Supreme Court finally ruled on the Florida election, over 4 weeks after election day. "Until the results are clear, and as long as both sides are going to court, the results are not clear yet," GSA spokeswoman Beth Newberger had insisted. No one questioned the motives at that time. No media outlet cried that a partisan coup was conspiring to obstruct an incoming administration. No one accused either candidate’s litigation as unfounded conspiracy theories. Our Constitution provides a way to remedy contested elections. It’s time to let cooler heads prevail and let the courts shine the light of truth and determine how this should end. Evil revels in darkness, we can wait for the truth to come out into the light. All citizens of the United States deserve no less.
