Try as they might, the Jan. 6 House Select Committee is attempting to bury obvious facts about the 2020 election in an effort to condemn Trump and banish him from politics for good.
The committee is relying on America’s collective ignorance in the hopes they can conceal exactly what happened only two years ago. Using the China Virus pandemic as perfect justification, the Democrats manipulated election law to pave the way for fraudulent activity.
Drive-thru voting, random ballot drop boxes, faulty electronic voting machines, and compromised poll workers all contributed to Joe Biden’s “victory” — and the Democrats know it.
The utter cynicism of Democrats’ cheating tactics is rubbing off on the American population, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports. Exactly half of America’s likely voters expect “widespread” cheating will undermine the 2022 congressional midterm elections, and most identify unmanageable mail-in-voting to be the main culprit.
Of the American voters surveyed, 50% believe cheating in some form or another will compromise the results of the 2022 midterm elections this fall. Just over 70% of Republicans fear cheating, but so do 36% of Democrats. Overall, 41% said cheating is unlikely to affect the elections.
A larger portion of the population (58%) considers mail-in voting to be the preferred method for election cheaters. Mail-in voting was lauded by Democrats during the 2020 election. It became a liberal right of passage; every smug little Democrat was virtue signaling about mail-in voting at the time.
On that concern, 41% of Democrats, 78% of Republicans, and 59% of independents agree.
The Rasmussen survey seems to bolster Former President Donald Trump’s claims that widespread voter fraud secured Joe Biden’s 2020 ‘victory’.
For proof, Rasmussen asked survey takers: “How likely is it that cheating affected the outcome of the 2020 presidential election?” The results seem to buck the J6 committee’s “Big Lie” theory that the 2020 election was in fact rigged by D.C. elitists.
Fifty-two percent said it is at least somewhat likely that cheating affected the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, including 36% who think it is “very likely.”
That included 30% of Democrats, 50% of independents, and 74% of Republicans.
While the Jan. 6 Committee attempts to convince the American people of Trump’s wrongdoing before the midterm elections, it appears they haven’t tapped into the real concerns of most voters. In fact, they’re willfully ignoring voter concerns to advance their anti-Trump political agenda.
Author: Vasily Ivanov
