by Emerald Robinson
Congratulations to the Biden regime — and to America’s national security state which installed Joe Biden in the White House — for convincing 71% of Americans that our elections are rigged!
Well done, everybody.
It only took six years for the FBI and the CIA and the NSA and DHS to subvert our constitutional republic so publicly that the vast majority of Americans now believe that we live in a techno-fascist oligarchy with a permanent bureaucracy of left-wing activists in charge of the federal government.
That’s a titanic shift in public opinion without parallel in the history of our nation.
That’s what happens when you install FBI agents as election directors in Arizona, and then shut down voting machines only in the red precincts of Maricopa County on Election Day.
Subtle is not a word that will ever be associated with these knuckleheads. They managed to stop Kari Lake and Blake Masters from getting elected — but you can’t really say they got away with it.
After all, the entire world watched them do it.
As Seth Keshel noted: “Maricopa County is an illegitimate governing body, most correctly defined as an organized crime ring using massive corruption to conceal its own lawlessness.”
Maricopa County is merely the latest example of the Biden regime’s shredding of our Constitution. Since when can the FBI show up unannounced to seize the cell phones of American citizens who haven’t been charged with a crime — like Mike Lindell? Since when can government officials order Twitter employees to disappear the messages of American citizens on a daily basis? Or snoop through their DMs on Facebook?
Indeed, the Department of Justice actually posts bulletins on its website to announce the illegal and unconstitutional things that it’s doing — like monitoring state elections.
Of course, the Left understands the Biden regime’s usurpation of the Constitution very well — because it’s largely in favor of it — but even leftists have started to issue warnings about the Orwellian drift of our national security agencies.