[SuperLuminal]

1960 was a major steal...
It was the one that set the table for the former Republic's complete destruction...
As a consequence, within a few years, accomplished goals of:

• Destruction of the solid negro family;
• Seized control of the Nation's education system;
• Began diluting future American voting with "birth citizenship";
• Destroyed the key American neighborhood concept with busing;
• Codified into law the seeds of a permanent culture war;
• Began foreign intervention policy as Nation building; and,
• Guaranteed the Nation's first loss of a war...

This latest steal is just the foregone conclusion to the communist's plans & strategies for gaining complete control of America since then...

Welcome to the world's newest communist nation...

[proud American in Canada]

Unfortunately it was the Chicago mob who was responsible for that. I’m from Chicago and really am disgusted with the chaos and overspending.

But at least we’ve got a black lesbian mayor. (I think she’s gay)

[proud American in Canada]

Unfortunately it was the Chicago mob who was responsible for that. I’m from Chicago and really am disgusted with the chaos and overspending.

But at least we’ve got a black lesbian mayor. (I think she’s gay)

[proud American in Canada]

That is one of the most depressing posts I’ve ever read. Particularly because it’s true.

[Wallace T.]

Another election that was likely stolen was the 1976 Presidential election, specifically in New York. In a scenario such as we saw in 2020, there was an after hours surge in Democratic votes from the New York City boroughs of Queens, Brooklyn, and Bronx, all of which were controlled by Democratic bosses. The sudden wave tipped New York, and thereby the Electoral College, to the Democrats. The result was Jimmy Carter, a disastrous one term Presidency. The 2000 election was focused on one state, in this case Florida, where voter fraud, focused in Palm Beach, Dade, and Broward Counties, was attempted, but the GOP in this case, unlike in 1960 and 1976, put up a fight and prevailed. Commendation should be given to William Rehnquist, who corralled moderates like Susan Day O'Connor to support the younger Bush, unlike the reprehensible John Roberts, who refused to accept Trump's appeals.