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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Nov 5

"The math doesn't work. The Democrats are down 1.7 million early votes in the battleground states in urban areas."

"They are down 1.4 million votes in the battleground states among women voters."

"Rural voters have overperformed early by 300,000."

"Democrats have to win their races early. Republicans generally win them on election day."

"The margins don't add up right now for the Democrats in any of these battleground states," @marc_lotter said.

You can see that math is considered 'hate speech' to these triggered CNN journos 🤣

Looking at the tea leaves in Georgia, there appears to be a lack of Black voter enthusiasm for Kamala compared to prior Democratic presidential candidates.

She might actually be a worse candidate than Joe Biden! 😂

*The gray is the proportion of the voting electorate and the blue is the turnout in the first EV/mail-in chart

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Nov 4

Fun fact: Famous mob boss "Sammy The Bull" says Donald Trump "can't be bribed"

Now you know why the establishment hates Donald Trump so much:

1) Doesn't take bribes
2) You have to invent "dirt" on him

1. Tax returns (dud)
2. Russia collusion (hoax)
3. Pee pee dossier (scam)
4. 34 felonies (no victim, never before charged)
5. Civil penalty of $92 million (jury found no rape)
6. J6 case (Trump did not incite mob)
7. Classified docs case (dismissed, Biden never charged)
8. Georgia RICO case (corrupt, illegitimate)
9. First impeachment (hoax, hearsay)
10. Second impeachment (rigged trial, exonerated)

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Nov 4

So, let's recap the 2024 election so far.

It all comes down to a number of critical swing states and a few big counties in those swing states. Again.

Here's how some of those counties are doing:

• Fulton County, GA: Illegally counted ballots over weekend before letting GOP observers in
• Maricopa County: 40,000 "damaged" voter registrations dumped at deadline, projected huge spike in provisional ballots
• Bucks County, PA: Sought to disenfranchise GOP voters by denying access to ballots, lost lawsuit and forced to extend voting period
• Philadelphia County, PA: Harris staffers caught on video handing out pizza and signs at polling places in possible violation of PA state law
• Wayne County, MI: RNC Chair had to ensure that thousands of duplicate ballots reported in a "glitch" would not be counted

America's elections are a disgrace. If Trump wins the election, his first mission should be to restore free and honest elections in this country

Here is some pretty good advice from @jeffmfulgham on spotting improper and potentially illegal election practices in the State of Georgia

@jeffmfulgham The Philadelphia early voting scene was every bit the circus you'd imagine it would be

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Nov 4

Maricopa County, Arizona will once again be the scene of ELECTION DAY CHAOS due to a flood of over 90,000 voter registration forms dumped by third-party groups at the Maricopa County Recorder's Office.

It gets better. At least 40,000 of these voter registration forms are DAMAGED meaning that there could be thousands of PROVISIONAL BALLOTS cast on Election Day.

As Arizona Central reported, "Officials said up to 90,000 forms were submitted by third-party groups on the last day of voter registration before the upcoming election, far more than Recorder's Office staff expected. Since then, about 50,000 forms have been processed, although some were incomplete and require voters to provide additional information."

"But the remainder — an estimated 30,000 to 40,000 forms — were entirely unusable because they were torn, wet or otherwise damaged."

Maricopa County election officials will also have to deal with CONFUSED VOTERS who don't understand why they aren't registered to vote. These voters' questions, as well as their need to fill out PROVISIONAL BALLOTS, will lead to LONGER LINES and potentially, the disenfranchisement of FRUSTRATED VOTERS.

Arizona is thus set up for more ELECTION LAWSUITS as voters Maricopa County election officials will seek to count as many ballots as possible — even if it means skirting election law — in the hope that Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs and Secretary of State Kris Mayes look the other way.

Arizona's court system, if the 2020 election is any precedent, is likely to side with any Democratic Party argument to count arguably ineligible ballots — thus, once again undermining confidence in the result of the state's election.

Hot take: If you are too dumb or illiterate to register to vote on your own, you have no business voting in elections.

These third party "get out the vote" and "election activist" groups should be OUTLAWED.

There are both financial and partisan motives to skirt election law when it comes to voter registrations.

Voter IDs. Paper ballots. Show up in person. Vote. That is it. End of story.

Enough of this garbage.

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Oct 30

WNEP Scranton "mistakenly" showed the Pennsylvania results for the 2024 election.

The ABC News affiliate called it a "test" run.

You'll never guess who they showed winning

Yes, this actually happened

"Random." LOL

More like the results they want to see happen. Give us a break.

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Kyle Becker

@kylenabecker

Oct 7

"FEMA does not have the funds to make it through the season."

Right. Because you blew over $300 million in American taxpayer money on non-citizens.

Here it is: Disgraced DHS Secretary Mayorkas ADMITTING that FEMA's budget includes illegal alien housing.

So, let's go to FY 2024, DHS' own books: Over $300 MILLION in illegal alien services.

"Congress appropriated SSP funding in 2024 for costs associated with providing shelter and other eligible services to noncitizen migrants who have been encountered and released by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). DHS has committed to bolstering the capacity of non-federal entities to receive noncitizen migrants..."

"The total funding available under the FY 2024 SSP-A is $300 million. FEMA distributed $259.13 million in Round 1; the remaining $40.87 million, inclusive of unclaimed Round 1 funding, will be allocated on August 28, 2024."

Primary Services
• Shelter (cots, beds, linens, shelter utilities, maintenance, housekeeping)
• Food (food items, food banks, contracted meals, storage containers, cookware, utensils)
• Transportation (e.g., transportation from DHS facility to shelter, shelter to shelter, and onward to a final destination)
• Acute medical care (basic first aid care and supplies, health screenings, over-the-counter medication)
• Personal hygiene supplies (hygiene items, toiletries, feminine hygiene products, baby wipes, diapers, etc.)
• Labor for Primary Services (inclusive of staff time not at the director/manager level or administrative)

Secondary Services
• Clothing (shirts, pants, outwear, socks, shoes, backpacks, belts, etc.)
• Renovations or modifications to existing facilities (repairs to facilities to provide services, improvements to expand capacity and services and to address safety concerns, obtaining permits and completing inspections which are necessary for specified improvements)
• Translation services (contracts and external support)
• Outreach information (communications development and distribution, contracts, printing services)
• Labor for Secondary Services (inclusive of staff time not at the director/manager level or administrative)

Hurricane relief: $750 for an American citizen and a tax bill at the end of the year. Travesty.