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….and a nightmare for Americans.
In his latest novel, Kenneth Timmerman paints an all-too realistic picture of the Democrats stealing the election from Trump. What’s new? A party that would unleash violent bands of anarko-communist and Fascist thugs in order to disrupt Trump’s miracle economy, his strongest argument for a second term, wouldn’t hesitate to hack the election.
The details…. a Halloween Horror of an election scenario…from ”Election Heist,” by Kenneth Timmerman.
1.“CNN’s Rick Hoglan stood in front of the “Magic Board,” the computer-generated electoral map the network used to post results as they came in county by county across the nation. “This is how things turned out when America woke up the day after the 2016 election,” he said, tapping the lower left corner of the screen. “Trump won 306 electoral votes to Clinton’s 232. But look what happens if you take those same numbers as a base line, and just Pennsylvania and Florida go Democrat.”
He tapped the right side of the screen and flipped the two states from red to blue. “This puts the Democrats over the top with 281 electoral votes to Trump’s 257. Now if North Carolina also flips, which the polls show is quite likely, that gives the Democrats 296 electoral votes. And don’t forget, you’ve still got tight races in Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan, all of which went for Trump in 2016. If those all break for the Democrats, you’re looking at a 333 to 205 vote Democratic electoral college blow-out.”
2. What if the Democrat had a way, an electronic switch, that they could use on election day???
“ Just start with Pennsylvania and Florida. If they flip just those two and win all the other states that Hillary won in 2016, they’re at 281. They can even afford to lose Nevada’s seven votes, which Clinton won in 2016, and come out with 275, or five more than they need for victory.”
3. Election Day:
“…a disgruntled voter shortly after 10:00 AM, Richard August came over. “Damn it, Dick,” the gentleman was saying. “I’m telling you. Somebody has scrubbed me from the voter rolls.”
“Good morning, sir. I am the chief election judge. What seems to be the problem?” August asked. “I’m not able to vote,” the man said.
“I told him there was no one with his name at that address,” said Margie, the check-in volunteer.
Did you vote in the primary, sir?” “I most certainly did,” the man said.
“So do a query under his name of the State voter database,” August instructed the poll worker. She typed in the name and came up blank. “How did you say you spelled your last name again?” “Brock,” he said. “B-R-O-C-K.” “And your first name?” “Anthony.” “I’m very sorry sir, but I don’t see you here.”
The page displayed the State Board of Elections logo, with the stylized yellow, black, and red Maryland flag. But instead of data, there was a message: “The page you have requested is temporarily unavailable.”
An hour later, the same thing happened with another Republican voter, and a half hour after that with two more. And still, the State database with the primary election results, which could have provided a back-up of the Republican registrations, remained off-line.”
Uh oh.
In his latest novel, Kenneth Timmerman paints an all-too realistic picture of the Democrats stealing the election from Trump. What’s new? A party that would unleash violent bands of anarko-communist and Fascist thugs in order to disrupt Trump’s miracle economy, his strongest argument for a second term, wouldn’t hesitate to hack the election.
The details…. a Halloween Horror of an election scenario…from ”Election Heist,” by Kenneth Timmerman.
1.“CNN’s Rick Hoglan stood in front of the “Magic Board,” the computer-generated electoral map the network used to post results as they came in county by county across the nation. “This is how things turned out when America woke up the day after the 2016 election,” he said, tapping the lower left corner of the screen. “Trump won 306 electoral votes to Clinton’s 232. But look what happens if you take those same numbers as a base line, and just Pennsylvania and Florida go Democrat.”
He tapped the right side of the screen and flipped the two states from red to blue. “This puts the Democrats over the top with 281 electoral votes to Trump’s 257. Now if North Carolina also flips, which the polls show is quite likely, that gives the Democrats 296 electoral votes. And don’t forget, you’ve still got tight races in Arizona, Wisconsin, and Michigan, all of which went for Trump in 2016. If those all break for the Democrats, you’re looking at a 333 to 205 vote Democratic electoral college blow-out.”
2. What if the Democrat had a way, an electronic switch, that they could use on election day???
“ Just start with Pennsylvania and Florida. If they flip just those two and win all the other states that Hillary won in 2016, they’re at 281. They can even afford to lose Nevada’s seven votes, which Clinton won in 2016, and come out with 275, or five more than they need for victory.”
3. Election Day:
“…a disgruntled voter shortly after 10:00 AM, Richard August came over. “Damn it, Dick,” the gentleman was saying. “I’m telling you. Somebody has scrubbed me from the voter rolls.”
“Good morning, sir. I am the chief election judge. What seems to be the problem?” August asked. “I’m not able to vote,” the man said.
“I told him there was no one with his name at that address,” said Margie, the check-in volunteer.
Did you vote in the primary, sir?” “I most certainly did,” the man said.
“So do a query under his name of the State voter database,” August instructed the poll worker. She typed in the name and came up blank. “How did you say you spelled your last name again?” “Brock,” he said. “B-R-O-C-K.” “And your first name?” “Anthony.” “I’m very sorry sir, but I don’t see you here.”
The page displayed the State Board of Elections logo, with the stylized yellow, black, and red Maryland flag. But instead of data, there was a message: “The page you have requested is temporarily unavailable.”
An hour later, the same thing happened with another Republican voter, and a half hour after that with two more. And still, the State database with the primary election results, which could have provided a back-up of the Republican registrations, remained off-line.”
Uh oh.