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Did Trump win or
did Biden (Part One)?
E. Ablorh-Odjidja
January 27, 2021
The left’s hatred of President Trump has been
limitless. The desire to drive him out of office, by all means
necessary, couldn't have stopped suddenly before the 2020
election.
But to question Biden’s victory now is forbidden.
One has just to believe Trump’s ouster was legit.
Trump’s support of a massive protest in DC, held
on January 06, 2021 to contest the election result has triggered
a snap impeachment on a single charge - inciting insurrection.
Four years back, on Trump’s inauguration day in
January 2017, the charge was “Russians stole the elections.”
So, he was unfit for office. The riots in the streets of
Washington, as a result, were deafening.
The loudest voice in the hoard of protestors was
Hillary Clinton, the 2016 failed presidential candidate. She
insisted that the election was stolen from her.
And the media accepted and cheered the protest on to the
detriment of private, government and commercial properties in
Washington, DC.
And all was perfect because the claim was the
protest was in the tradition of democracy.
But after 2020 and Trump's supposed defeat, this
respected traditional protest died.
We are told, it should not have happened.
And it led to the snap impeachment of Trump in the House
of Congress, now awaiting trial in the Senate.
For Trump, two impeachments in one year must be
accepted. But these
are desperate efforts by partisan Democrats and these have not
been the norm in any Congress of the United States.
For almost 150 years, only three US presidents had
faced the impeachment procedure before Trump — "Andrew Johnson
in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998 were impeached, while Richard
Nixon resigned before he could be impeached in 1974,” wrote
Business Insider.
In the time of Trump, the impeachment process has
been weaponized and deprived of all constitutional diligence
just to hurt one man.
So were Federal institutions once thought to be
non-partisan.
The FISA Court, Department of Justice, and the FBI
– all activated by some bureau personnel within, as detailed by
the Inspector General Report of 2019, in the effort to oust
Trump.
Russia Collusion and Ukrainian Quid Pro Quo
charges, seeded by Hillary and the left, not to mention leaks of
false information to the media, by deep state plants within the
executive branches, were some of the routes used in the attempt
to damage Trump.
Then came the China virus.
The origin and fight against the virus became a
political anti-Trump contest. By the time of the elections, some
350,000 people have died as a result. The hate-driven effort
was quickly reenacted to use the epidemic to remove Trump from
office.
But then after the 2020 election, we are being
asked to believe that all the hate-driven processes employed
before stopped.
And that none of that hatred slipped through to affect the
unusual nature of the 2020 election that has resulted in Trump’s
supposed defeat.
No need to think that the hate for Trump was
transferred into the electoral processes in 2020, as was already
done to other events like the impeachment trials and the
protests against his inauguration after his victory in the 2016 election.
The snap impeachment in the House, leading to a
trial in the Senate, for Trump's removal from office, even after
he would have left office, is
demonstrative of the depth of the hatred that the liberals had for
Trump.
No witnesses.
No defense from Trump's side allowed in the House. The
frenzy and novel approach to impeach a president whose term of
office has already expired must be a disgrace of the legislative
efforts of this country.
This impeachment effort was in no way a constitutional desire.
It was plain political meanness to prevent Trump from
ever running for a Federal office again.
The left knows what they did with the 2020 election, just
like they knew Trump won in 2016 without Russian help, hence the
pursuit.
Based on the sheer history of the abuses of the
constitutional and institutional processes, just to get rid of
Trump. It should be reasonable to suspect that the 2020 election
was also tainted;
The determination to get rid of Trump did not end
with the false Russia Collusion. And the fake Ukrainian Quid Pro
Quo impeachment trial , with its groundbreaking abuses of
constitutional rights didn’t get rid of Trump.
So, the 2020 elections became the opportunity to get rid
of him.
Yet, we are supposed not to raise suspicion about
this election. To know all the anti-stuff that went against
Trump and to be asked not to question the result of 2020 result must be
an invitation to sacrifice reason.
The 2020 result had so many flaws, that went
mostly one way - to hurt Trump and help Biden.
Only six out of 50 states contained the electoral
chaos.
Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania,
Wisconsin, and North Carolina were the battleground states in
2020 where the election went awry.
These battleground states and some counties within
them were mostly run by Democrats at the time.
Trump needed wins in these states to cement his
victory but didn't, even though he had clear leads going
into the
close at election night.
But something happened that has never happened in
the electoral history of the US and still yet to be explained
fully.
The vote counting was stopped in these states.
Republican party observers were cleared out of the
counting rooms on the excuse that the counting would resume the
next morning. In
reality, the counting went on.
This approach to vote observation has never
happened before. It
happened because traditional rules were changed
unconstitutionally by officials in the administrations of these
states.
The next morning, Biden suddenly overcame what
normally would have been insurmountable leads by Trump.
The extreme changes made to the electoral rules of
these states, in part, made Biden's come from behind win
possible.
The constitutional responsibility to make the changes
in these states could only be done by the legislative bodies.
But this time they were done by Secretaries of States and
Governors; Pennsylvania and Georgia are examples.
The constitutional questions are yet to be tested
in the US Supreme Court.
The key questions, according to Robert Barnes,
Trump's lawyer, are:
"Whether there was unconstitutional election.
Whether votes were cast by those who were not legally qualified.
Whether votes were counted in a manner not legally qualified.”
But setting the constitutional issues aside, were
the numbers for Biden legit?
A focus on the oddities found in the
process, the immense protest arising after the election, prior
and continuing behavior of Democrats and their anti-Trumper
allies in Washington, including the media, should be required.
Legal efforts to examine the electoral processes
had so far been blocked by technicalities, prompted mostly by
ideological biases and some institutional need to save face – to
let the problem go away so it could be resolved behind the
scenes by insider Washington elites.
For four years the persecution and prosecution went on.
No need to save face.
A case in point, a special prosecutor, Mueller, was
appointed to investigate Russia Collusion, a conpletely false
charge.
But a one-day protest can invite impeachment
charges. And the
outsider Trump and his bunch of cult members (75 million in the
last election) should move to the side or be indicted as
co-conspirators to an insurrection.
In all this, no one from the Trump side is allowed
to question the result. No forensic examination of the
ballots to assure the integrity of this election is allowed,
which makes one to wonder what the supposed winners of the
election are trying to hide.
In one county where it was allowed, Atrium, in
Michigan state, it was found that the Dominion voting machines
used in this county's election flipped large votes from Trump to
Biden for the latter to win that county.
Remaining to be seen is whether counties and
states beyond Michigan would allow similar examinations of
machines.
Part Two
E. Ablorh-Odjidja, Publisher www.ghanadot.com,
Washington, DC, January 27, 2021.
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