Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania Election Commissions MUST allow Trump’s lawyers the right to review EACH and EVERY postal/early vote

by JdN contributing writer and political analyst

Yesterday I asked – rhetorically of course – why on earth would President Trump be upset “at his world coming crashing down around him!”
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After all the good he has done for America, and all the hard work he has put in – should there be any surprise the man appeared to be cracking the night of the election?
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President Trump had just spent the last year of his life speaking to crowds as large as 50k people – 100k if you count the Howdy Modi event he co-hosted with Narendra Modi in Texas last year – while Biden could barely fill a doctor’s waiting room with his turnout.
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And make no mistake, President Trump was genuinely upset when he took to the stage on election night.
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Upset by the fact that no matter what he has accomplished he has been unfairly maligned, lied about and discredited by our overseers.
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Upset by the fact he has been CHEATED out of his rightful place in our nation’s Oval Office.
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And yes, again, there should be no doubt in your mind that the election IS and WILL be stolen from him unless a legal miracle takes place.
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I say miracle as I do feel the deck is fully stacked against Mr Trump.
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As I asserted yesterday, even if the president does take this all the way to the US Supreme Court, I don’t believe that the justices installed by RINO Republicans and Neo-Cons from decades past – who have more in common with Demoncrats than they do people like you or me – will do right by him.
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I also have NO faith in Justice Kavanaugh and sadly not much more in Amy Coney Barrett. After all, President Trump is not pious (or Haitian) enough to warrant her genuine concern. My guess is she will be embraced by the Left once she finds against our President and Kavanaugh will be forgotten – something you know he’d welcome.
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So what can be done at this juncture?
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We need to allow the President’s lawyers to review every ballot cast in the election in Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Arizona and Pennsylvania. Even if he HAS to pay for this himself, this is something that MUST be done.
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If there are any irregularities or evidence of fraud – and early reports claim there are LOADS – the President must seek to invalidate the election – something that is now being discussed by several pundits.
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Simply abolishing the postal and early voting in future elections, as the Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh suggests, is not enough.
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It is not enough because we will NEVER again have another Donald Trump if we allow them to take him from us.
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Daily Wire’s original story on abolishing the postal vote,
“As we currently stand, the presidential election happened yesterday, but we don’t know who won it. Many thousands of mail-in ballots were still uncounted on election night in states like Pennsylvania, Nevada, Michigan and Georgia. For some of those states the counts were halted overnight. We are told that they had to stop counting so that the counters could sleep, leaving the nation in limbo as they rest soundly in their beds. Apparently these states have never heard of novel concepts like working in shifts.
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Nevada election officials have already said that they will not announce any more updates until November 5. In Pennsylvania, incredibly, mail-in ballots will be counted up to three days after the election, and ballots that are not clearly postmarked from before the election will still be counted. Meanwhile, Arizona, which some outlets called for Joe Biden last night, was put back in play after an “error” made it seem like 98 percent, rather than 86 percent, of the vote had been tallied. On Twitter, President Trump suggested that his lead in key states had “magically disappeared” overnight. This tweet, along with several others of his from today and election night, were censored by Twitter and labeled “disputed” or “misleading.” My own tweet expressing my personal opinion about the vote count was also censored after Trump retweeted it.”
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I cannot say whether there is any sort of voter fraud going on. But I can say two things:
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1. Democrats, along with subscribing to an ends-justify-the-means, morally relativistic worldview, also believe that Trump is evil incarnate, literally worse than Hitler. This outlook creates at the least an enormous incentive to cheat and removes any moral compunction a person might feel about it. That alone doesn’t prove that fraud is happening, but it heightens the need for transparency, efficiency, and oversight. The Left will tell you that they fear for their very lives if Trump is re-elected. What if people who have this (insane, irrational) fear are in charge of counting the votes in key battleground states? Is there not now, at minimum, a severe temptation toward potentially dishonest behavior?
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2. Mail-in voting and early voting create more opportunities for things to go wrong, either through intentional subterfuge, human error or other circumstances. This is largely why I hold the scandalous view that all voting should take place in person on Election Day. Voting should end when that day ends and begin when it begins. Of course, any ballots cast during that period should be counted, no matter how long it takes. But accepting ballots that could potentially have been cast after the conclusion of voting, as Pennsylvania is currently doing, is madness. And it is almost as mad to allow voting for many weeks before the presidential election really begins.
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Exceptions could be made for active duty military and perhaps a few other very limited and carefully selected groups. But the vast majority of people should be expected to show up in person on the day of voting to vote. This may require more resources to be made available and more polls to be opened, and it may mean longer lines and more inconvenience, but we only vote for a president once every four years. It seems to me that we should be able to adjust our schedules and make the necessary sacrifices to get ourselves to the polls and vote the old fashioned way. For those who can’t be bothered, voting clearly isn’t a major priority for them. It is probably better if those types don’t vote anyway. Everyone else should be expected to do it in a way that facilitates efficiency, transparency, and will not leave the nation in the state of uncertainty that it is currently enduring.