I published this op-ed on December 10th of last year (thread to follow):

“We Need to Start Asking the Right Questions” townhall.com/columnists/jas… @PhillDKline @Jillie_Alexis 1 “Secretaries of state and election administrators in key swing states such as Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan issued guidance that directly defies state laws designed to ensure ballot security.

1. Dr. Fauci is a political hack, a fraud and a habitual liar.

On January 21st of last year, Fauci assured us that the virus “is not something the citizens of the United States should be worried about.” 2. Peter Navarro, who supported Trump’s travel ban, said: “The guy I fought the most that day was Fauci,” “He was adamantly opposed to the travel ban. All he kept saying was travel restrictions don’t work.”

1. Fauci is a political hack, a fraud and a habitual liar. He lied about the threat, lied about the travel ban, lied about masks, and lied about herd immunity. 2. On Jan. 21st last year, Fauci assured us that the virus “is not something the citizens of the United States should be worried about.”

Then there’s Fauci on masks: “Right now in the United States, people should not be walking around with masks,” he told “60 Minutes.”

1. “Democrats have launched an impeachment of the president with no argument, no evidence, no witnesses, no due process of any kind, 2. for a proposed trial to remove the president from office well after he will have departed that office at the expiry of his constitutionally fixed term and to do so for conduct that did not occur.

1. “Under the 12th Amendment, the vice president, in his constitutionally prescribed role as president of the Senate, is granted the sole power to “open” the electoral vote certificates and “count” them at the joint session of Congress, this year scheduled for Jan. 6. 2. Pence will be faced with dueling electoral votes for the six disputed swing states, a Biden slate from the governors, and a Trump slate from the lawmakers. The six disputed swing states account for 79 electoral votes. Not counting them, Trump stands at 232 and Biden at 227.

“The Amistad suit, unlike the Texas suit, would appear not to suffer from standing issues. The plaintiffs include, besides swing state voters themselves and voter rights groups, swing state lawmakers whose Article II powers were stripped from them. @PhillDKline Vice President Pence’s oath of office obligates him not to count the votes of the swing state electors.

1. “Let’s begin by looking at some undisputed swing state data. Take Georgia to start. In 2012, @BarackObama won 1,773,827 votes in Georgia. We are now told @JoeBiden won 2,473,633 Georgia votes, besting the first black president by a stunning 699,806 votes. 2. In other words, we’re asked to believe that @JoeBiden outperformed his former boss by 39.45% in Georgia, though Biden was soundly defeated in the 2008 Democratic Primary by Obama, and that was when Obama’s sole political credentials were that of a Chicago community organizer..

1) Secretaries of state and election administrators in key swing states such as Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan issued guidance that directly defies state laws designed to ensure ballot security.

townhall.com/columnists/jas… @PhillDKline @realDonaldTrump 2) Without statutory authority, these officials unilaterally eliminated photo ID requirements for absentee ballots, gave private entities unprecedented access to state voter rolls, instructed local election clerks to correct flawed mail-in ballots,

(1/12) “Shortly after midnight (eastern), President Trump was leading in all six of the swing states still in issue: Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, and Nevada, and had racked up, apart from those six states, 232 electoral votes to Biden’s 227. (2/12) During the early morning hours of Nov. 4, not one or two, but all six states flipped for Biden. The early-morning-Nov. 4 “blue-shift” took place only in the six swing states (nowhere else), through a series of “spikes,” almost entirely consisting of mailed ballots

Texas suit:

(1/7) “Dozens of witnesses testifying under oath about the physical blocking & kicking out of Republican poll challengers; thousands of the same ballots run multiple times through tabulators; mysterious late night dumps of thousands of ballots at tabulation centers; (2/7) illegally backdating thousands of ballots; signature verification procedures ignored; more
than 173,000 ballots in the Wayne County, MI center that cannot be tied to a registered voter;

(1/4) Short Texas Thread:

What #Texas is saying is that it, as a State, was “injured” and therefore has standing to sue the various states who did not follow their own election laws (like Georgia and Pennsylvania to name two) (2/4) because, in so doing, i.e., by not following their own election laws and disobeying the legislatures of such OTHER [defendant] states, as the Electors’ Clause of the #Constitution requires,

(1/12) The outcome of the #2020Election was statistically implausible.

“First, President @realDonaldTrump received more votes than any previous incumbent seeking reelection. He got 11 million more votes than in 2016, the third largest rise in support ever for an incumbent. (2/12) By way of comparison, President @BarackObama was comfortably reelected in 2012 with 3.5 million fewer votes than he received in 2008.

@realDonaldTrump earned the highest share of all minority votes for a Republican since 1960 (more than a half century ago).

1. The Democrats are dead in the water on this impeachment inquiry. The Ukrainian phone call transcript sunk their battleship. Here’s why: 2. The very first reference to the investigation of corruption by Ukraine is by President Zelensky (not Trump) very early on in the call, right after pleasantries are exchanged. Zelensky says “we wanted to drain the swamp here in our country...we brought in many new people.”

The Barr/Durham criminal investigation will expose the greatest scandal in the history of American politics, restore the rule of law, hold criminals accountable, and bring them all to justice.

See my op-Ed from February 2018 m.theepochtimes.com/opinion-nunes-… (1/11) It’s an unprecedented scandal that may destroy—at least will severely damage—heretofore revered governmental institutions and the media. (2/11)