Check the Election Day Thermostat

Democrats hostility grows as E-Day approaches and Harris stalls out.

It’s refreshing to see other writers agreeing with or thinking as you do. OTOH, what if it’s plagiarism?! (I honestly don’t believe it was the latter – but there’s a lot of that going around, especially among certain people vying for high office!

 I was thrilled to see the essentials of my “30 Days – Then?” mirrored on Zero Hedge in Frank Miele's “Two Weeks Before the Meltdown Begins”. You may have noticed similar conversations increasing as V Hour gets closer. CBS News reported this morning: 38% of Harris supporters said they will “accept the results” if Trump wins while 50% of Trump supporters said they “will accept the results” if Harris wins. Considering the advanced warnings of “irregular voting” already being featured on MSM newscasts, I believe Democrats have every intention of “not certifying” a Trump victory.

The Democratic members of Congress who are most critical of former President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede the 2020 presidential election are already laying the groundwork to oppose the certification of a Trump victory just weeks before Election Day.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) is the most notable of these would-be Democratic election deniers. In a recent report from Axios, Raskin refused to commit to supporting the certification of the presidential election when Congress meets on Jan. 6, 2025, to count the electoral votes if Trump is the winner.

OK. Raskin is one liberal pantload who’s made a name for himself as “certifiable, but he isn’t the only one on that side of the aisle. Others of his stripe (yellow, down the back) already are involved in snarky moves.  More importantly, there are many, many more of them roaming loose among the General Public. Think “illegal military-age aliens”. Think of the possibilities.

With the credibility death spiral of the MSM, unable to make their TDS screeds even sound relevant, panic gets a stronger foothold among the D’s.

I’m hoping it won’t get as “fugly” as I predicted, but Hope is an unartful form of ‘no further explanation’.

Thanks for reading this far.

BW