The Big Steal Update

by Stephen Lendman

US electoral integrity was always dubious at the federal, state and local levels.

Since the 2020 Big Steal by undemocratic Dems, it's in tatters.

It's highly likely that if or when post-Nov. 8 election forensic analysis is conducted, it'll show that brazen Dem fraud foiled a red wave.

The latest Big Steal update came Friday evening, AP News reporting the following on Arizona, saying:

Dem "Sen. Mark Kelly won his bid for reelection Friday (over GOP candidate) Blake Masters."

If Dems win senatorial races in either Nevada or Georgia, they'll retain Senate control.

The Big Steal, not Kelly, won Arizona.

"Republicans had a MASSIVE (election day) turnout," the Gateway Pundit (TGP) reported.

Maricopa — the nation's 4th most populous county — includes Phoenix.

In a state with 7.1 million residents, Maricopa's population is 4.5 million — 63% of the state's total.

As Maricopa goes, so does Arizona.

After stealing the county and state in 2020, undemocratic Dems repeated the Big Steal last Tuesday.

Around 30% of Maricopa's tabulators mysteriously broke down.

Late Friday, a 72,000 ballot dump let Dems Kelly and Katie Hobbs steal the Senate and gubernatorial races respectively — the latter one still not officially over as ballot-counting continues.

The dump included "early ballots that were dropped off on election day," TGP reported.

Republicans "who went out in droves on election day (were) shock(ed)."

According to several pre-election polls, GOP gubernatorial aspirant, Kari Lake, led Dem challenger, Katie Hobbs, by 10 points.

Yet on Friday evening, Hobbs pulled ahead by 31,000 votes.

On Friday morning, 500,000 ballots remained uncounted — 320,000 in Maricopa County.

Lake accused Maricopa County Recorder, Stephen Richer, and Board of Supervisors Chairman, Bill Gates (not his more infamous namesake), of "trying to mess with our elections here."

"They are controlling the narrative of election night (by) withholding and slow rolling results."

On Thursday, Lake expressed "100% confiden(ce)" about winning Arizona's gubernatorial race.

If elected governor, she pledged to call a special legislative session to reform election procedures.

With the race for the statehouse still not officially decided, the Big Steal most likely will decide things.

TGP minced no words calling electoral contests that feature 11th hour ballot drops "criminal" — notably when the needle moves from one candidate to another.

A Final Comment

Historian Victor Davis Hanson said the following about Nov. 8 midterms:

Since 2020 lockdowns, "(e)lection night no longer exists."

"Returns are not counted for days" or longer.

An open, free, and fair process is subverted.

It's "intolerable…to wait and wait for all sorts of different ballots both cast and counted under radically different and sometimes dubious conditions."

With overwhelmingly one-sided MSM support, Dems "mastered (the) arts of massive and unprecedented early, mail-in, and absentee voting."

"Old-fashioned Republicans count on riling up their voters to show up on Election Day."

"But it is far easier to finesse and control mail-in ballots than to 'get out the vote.' "

And this from former GOP House Speaker, Newt Gingrich, saying:

"I've never been as wrong as I was this year."

"It makes me challenge every model I'm aware of, and realize that I have to really stop and spend a good bit of time thinking and trying to put it all together."

Republicans got millions more votes than Dems, yet lost many races they should have handily won.

According to the Cook Political Report, GOP turnout outnumbered Dems by nearly 6 million.

And exit polling showed widespread dissatisfaction about economic conditions and overall dismal state of the nation — under Dem control.

So why didn't a nationwide red wave occur as expected?

Ahead of 2024, Republicans need to rethink their strategy.

If unsuccessful, hegemon USA will be a one-party state with one right wing.

The forever war/kill shot party will be empowered to do whatever it pleases in dictatorial fashion — with full support and encouragement by the dominant 4th estate.