If the uniparty wants to change the rules of the game by extending Election Day to “election week” or “election season” or whatever else insanity they can come up with to screw things up, then we’ll give them the best MAGA election they’ve ever seen.
The line to vote early wrapped around the building. People are wise to the fix. We know that if we want election results on election night, and our “leaders” are pushing this “election season” nonsense, then we should vote early and make sure that every vote is counted BEFORE we even get to Nov. 5. Then there’s no excuse, and it will be easier to expose fraudulent ballot dumps.
Standing in line to make sure that the corrupt regime currently in power gets ousted is the LEAST we can do.
Harris is the one currently in power. She has done nothing for the American people as the warmongers in Washington profit off of escalating global conflict and inviting terrorists into our nation by leaving our southern border wide open. I am all for allowing people to immigrate to the U.S. and I know a great many people coming here are just seeking a better life, but right along with them are people disguising themselves as asylum seekers. We have made it too easy to destroy us from the inside.
If you want peace, if you want a strong nation that promotes law and order to ensure safety on the streets, vote early and don’t vote for Kamala Harris’s incompetence. She should get booted on Nov. 5, but we’ll likely have to fight just to get to inauguration day when Trump wins.
We should know the results of American elections on election night. But I don’t know what’s going to happen. I was explaining the process to my eldest because, like many people who don’t understand how our elections work, she looked at the number of people voting and was like: Counting all those votes will take forever.
The thing is, every election is overseen at the local level. So if my polling location serves a thousand people, and the next one over does too, and so on across the nation, it’s really not that hard to count–so long as the process is properly handled. Of course when you allow masses of illegal immigrants who have never paid into our complex system to vote, or for countless mail-in ballots with no voter verification to be counted, the process is easily extended, corrupted, and abused.
The entire reason we were told to accept electronic voting machines was to quicken the voting process. I remember the backlash. I was a teenager but my grandfather, my father, and every smart American knew that electronic voting machines would be hackable and unreliable. And here we are.
Thankfully I live in a state where we still have paper ballots. Sure, voters can choose to use an electronic voting machine in certain areas, but I always go for the paper.
And that’s exactly what I did yesterday when my husband and I voted early for the first time.
Jessica Marie Baumgartner 