Pasquale Macchia

The record she walked away from. immutabletruthelections.subs…

Bits & Bytes - When Secretary Hegseth say's: "We will stand. We will fight. And we will defend this republic from all enemies, foreign and domestic", he really means it! Maybe that's why they dislike him so much. I look forward to the day that all 'our enemies' are taken out!

I don’t understand why the admiration is shying away from obvious misconduct by the left in this mid- term election, he’s right.

They Couldn’t Afford the Accountability People keep asking the same thing: how the hell did Democrats pull off a blue wave? How did they win basically everything, or come within a point or two even in places like Florida that were supposed to be safer? It wasn’t some big shift in the public mood. A lot of the fraud that had been running through Medicare, Medicaid, USAID and similar programs was getting shut down. JD Vance was running a task force that was actually starting to produce results. They were putting out findings, holding press conferences—Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Mehmet Oz were both out there talking about the Medicare and Medicaid stuff. In Minnesota, regular people doing their own digging started exposing what was going on, and then the warrants and arrests started coming. Prosecutions were picking up. DHS was still doing its job too. They were looking into how election fraud actually works, which hadn’t really been pursued hard before. ICE kept picking up criminal aliens, suspected terrorists, and other illegal immigrants for deportation. Human trafficking cases were getting attention. More arrests. More accountability. The Trump administration was having success on these things, and the mainstream media mostly just ignored it. For a big chunk of the Democratic coalition—the Bernie wing, the progressive feminists, the LGBTQ+ activists, the Islamist-aligned groups—none of that was acceptable. They were getting exposed and losing ground. So they used every lever they still had to stop the bleeding and take back control of the federal and state governments. That’s why the blue wave happened. The bigger question is how they actually managed to pull it off. Was it election turnout alone. No it wasn't!

From January 2021, the Trump administration chose to prioritize important issues and policies aimed at making America great again rather than focusing on accountability and election fraud. While this produced positive progress for the country, it also cleared the way for Democrats to regain control of the government—setting the stage for the nation to move backwards once again. The Democratic approach in the new year appears clear: a return to unproductive governance and a focus on targeting the previous administration and Republicans.

What would Patrick Henry say post election, maybe this; “Shall this election cast me into despair? No! It steels my resolve. I stand more determined still—a rebel with a cause!” Get it!

Folks, after long and careful consideration, the predicament we now face is the direct result of an election compromised by Democratic misconduct—an outcome made possible because Senator John Thune refused to bring the SAVE Act to the floor. The nuclear option is now firmly in Democratic hands. Congratulations to the feckless Republicans in Congress for failing to act when the country most needed them. The excuses currently being offered are nothing more than self-serving propaganda from grifters and agents of the left.

Florida barely held there ground while the rest of the nation fell to Democrat tactics. With few exceptions most races in Florida were won by 1 - 2 %. This was the most fake election yet.

Bits & Bytes - Thoughts on Election Selection Someone recently said; “Treat people in accordance with their skills and their integrity”. I wholeheartedly agree! Make your Vote count!

Bits & Bytes - Losing Elections We don’t lose elections primarily because of cheating—though it does happen. We lose because too many registered voters stay home, which creates the opportunity for those who cheat. Only verified American citizens should vote in U.S. elections. Non-citizens have no legitimate say in our national affairs. Those who are here by invitation or through a legal process are guests; those who are not must leave or be removed. Period. Anything less is not the American way. Neo-Democrats, Liberals, Progressives, and Socialists consistently oppose these basic principles and demonstrate it by voting in lockstep against them. For that reason, American citizens should seriously consider disassociating from the Democratic Party. If you vote in every election cycle, you reduce the opportunity for Democrats, Socialists, and non-citizens to cheat or improperly influence outcomes. Whatever your personal convictions, as an American citizen you should vote—now and in every election. If you have no desire to participate, have your name removed from the voter rolls. We are a nation of the people, by the people. Let the chips fall where they may—so long as we Americans are the ones who determine the outcome. This anchors the argument in the core principle of popular sovereignty limited to citizens. It shifts the emphasis from pure process complaints to the underlying legitimacy condition: once only citizens decide, the result—whatever it is—is the legitimate expression of the American people.

I hope so