Okay people, I have a MAJOR UPDATE to what I posted yesterday about the National Archives and I made sure that before I posted this, I double checked and the results remained the same. And so, without further ado, here is that update…
On the National Archives, there is a search engine called the Wayback Machine, which you can find right here at . On that website, you can literally search any domain in which you desire, including YouTube from 2005, and Google from when it first launched…web.archive.org
In 1998. So, with that info, in the search bar, I put in this: and with that, you can select the date in which you want to look at, and the date I selected was January 4, 2021, just to be sure that what is happening right now is a normal occurrence…archives.gov/electoral-coll…
And this is what I found.
It isn’t. On January 4, 2021, all 50 states with both their Certificates of Ascertainment and Vote was there for all the world to see. As of right now, at 7:35 AM EST on January 5, 2024, those 21 states are still missing from the 2024 results…
It isn’t. On January 4, 2021, all 50 states with both their Certificates of Ascertainment and Vote was there for all the world to see. As of right now, at 7:35 AM EST on January 5, 2024, those 21 states are still missing from the 2024 results…
So, in conclusion, what’s REALLY going on, because as you can see, this isn’t some random glitch because it was perfectly clear four years ago for us to click on the states Biden won and Trump won… Hoping for more answers from the National Archives the next 24 hours. 👀👀👀👀
Alright, I am gonna bring myself back down to Earth here: When you click on the Certificate of Vote, for example in the District of Columbia, it shows on the top right corner January 7, 2021… Hmm… But then why does January 4 show all 50 states anyway? 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
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