Tag: Adventures in Baselessness

The Shoe’s on the Other Foot

“I hope in the coming days someone is able to explain how we had record turnout but 18M fewer votes than 2020. Both of those things can’t be true,” concurred the prominent pro-Democrat account Mueller, She Wrote. [More]

That’s what we’ve been questioning for years only to have you lot call us deniers and worse. It’s almost like the ubiquitous “baseless” rebuttal was baseless, and those 18M votes were fabrications.

Now explain how the Republicans managed to infiltrate all those Democrat urban strongholds and seize control of the results with everyone watching and no one noticing.

[Via WiscoDave]

Adventures in Baselessness

EVERY Battleground State in 2020 Announced They Were Going to Quit Counting on Election Night After Trump Was Roaring to Victory – Then Lied and Kept Counting… What Was Bill Barr’s Role in This? [More]

So is anybody going to do anything with this? And why isn’t every prominent Republican screaming at the top of his lungs and demanding attention the media can’t ignore?

[Via bondmen]

Adventures in Baselessness

BREAKING: In A Federal Court In Atlanta Georgia On Friday J. Alex Halderman (@jhalderm) Was Able To HACK A DOMINION VOTING TABULATOR In Front Of U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg USING ONLY A PEN TO CHANGE VOTE TOTALS! This Is Part Of A Long Running Lawsuit By Election Integrity Activista Set As A Bench Trial. Plaintiff’s Seek To Remove What They Say Are Insecure Voting Machines In Georgia In Favor Of Secure Paper Ballots. [More]

But…but…but baseless…

[Via Len Savage]

Adventures in Baselessness

Pelosi’s action – as well as inaction – diverted attention from that message; she refocused our sights on the word “insurrection” in order to keep President Donald Trump from returning to the White House as a result of the true, states’ election totals of 2020. And the Left continues nonstop that charade in order to keep Trump from the White House in 2024. [More]

Sounds more plausible than anything the DSM is telling me…

[Via bondmen]

Adventures in Baselessness

Michigan authorities suspected there was a possible voter registration fraud scheme occurring across multiple states during the 2020 election and were concerned enough to bring in the FBI, according to police memos reviewed by Just the News. But what happened since remains mostly a mystery. [More]

It’s no mystery to some.

[Via Michael G]

Adventures in Settled Science

Bronny James, LeBron’s son, suffers cardiac arrest during basketball practice at USC [More]

It must be out of line to ask how many Covid shots he got because I don’t see the “real reporters” raising the issue.

That’s probably because Google-approved search results tell us such worries, just as with claims of election fraud, are “baseless.”

My Kind of Town

EXCLUSIVE: Chicago inmates claim jail guards are pressuring them to illegally vote in the mayoral election- Inmates claimed guards at Cook County Jail were pushing them to illegally vote- Guards are allegedly getting orders from higher up and ‘doing what they’re told’- It sparked fears of ballot harvesting because jail was an ‘ideal environment’ for it- And raised fears it may propel Lori Lightfoot back in office, despite poor polling [More]

So where’s the “news” part of this story…?

But if you question elections with Republicans standing a chance, you’re a conspiracy nut.

Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.

Adventures in Baselessness

On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) will consider for a second time whether to hear Raland J. Brunson v. Alma S. Adams, a case that alleges Congress had a duty to investigate claims of fraud and impropriety in the 2020 national election, and that member votes against doing so amounted to treason. [More]

And all they have to do to let things stand is…nothing.

[Via Michael G]

Adventures in Baselessness

Media pillar admits ‘potential vulnerabilities,’ ‘security challenges’ in electronic pollbooks – But Associated Press frets about possible exploitation of issues by purveyors of “election conspiracies” and continues to advocate use of the devices. [More]

So if it’s corrupt they don’t want anybody acting on it?

[Via Michael G]

Adventures in Baselessness

While Turner’s alleged crimes present a striking example of problems with the integrity of U.S. elections, the story will almost assuredly be ignored by Democrat-friendly nonprofits and corporate media. For years, such entities have worked overtime to dismiss concerns related to fraud and ballot harvesting. [More]

They do more than that. They redefine attempts to prevent fraud as racist disenfranchisement of minorities.

[Via Michael G]

Brunson Burners

The US Supreme Court not only decided not to look at the Brunson brothers’ case, but also decided not to take up the Bonner case challenging the legality of mail-in ballots. [More]

Well, that was utterly predictable.

This is what happens when you hire someone without adequately interviewing them:

Think of one job you’ve ever applied for where you’d have gotten it if you decided to play coy with the hiring managers. While it may be “inappropriate” for a judge to weigh in on a specific case before confirmation, there’s no reason why general principles of understanding should be off-limits.

As things stand, all SCOTUS has to do to let illegitimate elections reign is… nothing.

[Via Michael G]

Adventures in Baselessness

In contrast, a little-known case that appeared recently on the Court docket could do just that. The case of Brunson v. Adams, not even reported in the mainstream media, was filed pro se by ordinary American citizens – four brothers from Utah — seeking the removal of President Biden and Vice President Harris, along with 291 U.S. representatives and 94 U.S. senators who voted to certify the electors to the Electoral College on Jan. 6, 2021 without first investigating serious allegations of election fraud in half a dozen states and foreign election interference and breach of national security in the 2020 presidential election. The outcome of such relief would presumably be to restore Donald Trump to the presidency. [More]

Wake me when SCOTUS agrees to hear it.

[Via bondmen]

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