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Synonyms of usurp to take or make use of under a guise of authority but without actual right the mayor usurped the school board's authority when he fired the principal Synonyms for usurp appropriate, arrogate, commandeer, convert, expropriate, pirate, preempt, press, seize, take...

World Trade Center 7 was blown out in cities like New York. You either see the crime or you choose not to. Generally the bigger the city the higher the crime rate. The biggest, most corrupt political machines tend to grip the biggest cities starting with Tammany Hall in NYC. Cant conclude...

Why Trump will win Pennsylvania

And more... Sounds like DHS and law enforcement made preparations for possible fraud. Set a trap. https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/11/huge-exclusive-keep-faith-president-trump-will-win-election-based-constitution-per-retired-intel-operative-tony-shaffer/

Yah as a rule of thumb you have to beat Democrats by a margin higher than they are willing/able to steal. Its not just Biden. Not just 2020.

Its called law and order.

Oh yah, dont even talk to me about "the people" while everyone under 18 is still unrepresented, even though the national debt saddles them with a lifetime of taxes. Of course, you cant expect children to vote, but in a representative republic we can expect their parents to vote for them. Nope...

Its one of several statistical outliers that are raising red flags toward probable cause (for a massive recount under watchful, trusted, eyes). Just as logical would pick up same EC votes as before. You are just as likely, if not more, to be making something out of cooincidence. The people...

Not as large a sample set as 26 out of 27.

No im comparing the only two times a candidate appears to have lost having won Florida and Ohio in the last 27 cycles. Stolen both times. So i guess im lumping Kennedy and Biden although not sure to what extent each candidate was personally involved in the theft. Campaigns and parties have a...

Published September 25, this is an ominous article that sounds as if it was written yesterday. It is as if this scenario was presciently expected amongst those most cited in the article: the Atlantic, CNN, and the New Yorker. Why were they anticipating this in so much detail? It appears this...

Name one president, in the last 27 races, to lose while winning Florida and Ohio. Thats right. Nixon lost to Kennedy, who stole the election through Illinois. So yah, unless you steal it, whoever wins Florida and Ohio is expected to win.

Don't worry. Electors don't have to turn in their votes till December 14th. Till then, lost of time to go to the national county statistics database and look at the registered versus the voting numbers.

Yah cause all you have to do is go to the national county statistics database and look at the registered versus the voting numbers.

All you have to do is go to the national county statistics database and look at the registered versus the voting numbers.

Don't just repeat people saying there were not more voters than registered. Post one single factual proof that all counties were within reasonable expectations of turnout!

The ballot, that i got when i walked in, was as you describe. Basically the same thing they would send out. No different. I put it inside the security sleeve, put the sleeve (and the ballot) inside another envelope (with mailing info on it), signed that envelope, and dropped it into a box. It...

Not that kind of poll. It's the kind of poll that finds out whether people will turn out, or not. Not who they will vote for. Not just that, but historic precedence. Apparently 90% is unheard of. You don't think it's funny that some places had over 100% turn out, averaging down to 90% over...

In 2016 i got a ballot in the mail. I don't recall getting an application for it. Could be mistaken, but i don't recall being motivated to fill in an application for a ballot. I was meditating in a cave at the time. I'll look into this and report later.