President Trump announces: On January 6, massive evidence of election fraud will be released and we have won the election, big time!
Biden complained again that the Budget Office was blocking the handover, and was forcefully refuted. Biden’s nomination of a female treasury secretary gets $7 million in speaking fees from Wall Street. Apollo.com commentator Wang Dukran comments.
Joe State Senate showdown is intense and significant for Jan. 6, for the Senate, for the U.S., and for the world – see what it’s all about? President Trump takes a stand: Joe State election procedures are unconstitutional Senate runoffs are invalid. Wang Dukran comments.
With January 6 just days away, Barrister Powell calls for patriots to act. Breaking: Cruz and 11 other senators declare challenge to Biden’s win, propose 10-day emergency audit. See details below.
Trump: Plenty of evidence of election fraud to be released on Jan. 6 We’ve won the election, big time!
President Trump tweeted on Jan. 1 that a large amount of evidence of election fraud will be made public at a joint session of Congress on Jan. 6.
In the tweet, President Trump also said, “We’ve won the election, big time!”
Trump also retweeted a Dec. 30 statement from Republican Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Texas), in which Hawley announced that he would file an objection to the electoral votes on Jan. 6.
In the statement, Hawley said “millions of Americans are deeply concerned about the integrity of the election and their voices should be heard,” and that “someone must stand up and the voices of 74 million American voters cannot be ignored.”
So far, Hawley and about 40 Republican House members have announced that they will challenge the Electoral College vote results on Jan. 6 in light of fraud and irregularities in the election process.
Biden again complains that the Budget Office is blocking the handover, and is rebuffed
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Biden (Joe Biden) previously complained that the Trump administration’s Pentagon, the U.S. Office of Administration and Budget (hereinafter referred to as the Budget Office) to obstruct the transfer of power, the Budget Office director Russell Vought (Vought) sent a letter to the Biden team, said they have cooperated with the handover, but no obligation to allow staff to help the next administration team to write the budget, undermining the current president’s achievements in office.
Biden complained this Monday (Dec. 28) that the Budget Office, Pentagon and other agencies under the Trump administration were hindering his team’s transition, according to Newsmax, the conservative media news limit.
Budget Director Volt wrote to the Biden team on Dec. 31, saying that they had only started requesting important documents from the Bureau of the Budget last week, and that his own Bureau of the Budget had held more than 45 meetings with the Biden team, providing all the information requested by the Biden team, and that the unit had not impeded the Biden team’s transfer of power, as had been rumored.
Volt also said in the letter that the U.S. government has only one president and one governing team at the same time, and that the Budget Administration staff is not obligated to help the transfer team write policy and budget proposals to undermine the current president’s administration, and that they will implement the policies of the current governing team until the end of the current presidential term.
The Joe State Senate showdown is intense and means a lot to January 6, to the Senate, and to America
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Two U.S. Senate runoffs will be held in Georgia on January 5th. Currently, the Republican Party accounts for 50 seats in the U.S. Senate and the Democratic Party accounts for 48, so the final two seats will likely determine the control of the two parties in the Senate and affect the voting situation in Congress on the 6th. The Republican Party 2 senators have said that if they win the election, they will challenge Biden to be elected.
On Jan. 4, the day before the runoff, Trump will again travel to Joe to campaign for the re-election of Republican Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler; Biden will also travel to Joe on the same day to campaign for Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
What would it mean if the Republicans lost control of the Senate?
Victor Davis Hanson, a conservative scholar and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, said on Fox News last night that the Democrats already control the House, and if they take control of the Senate again, the first push would be to establish statehood in Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, which would give them “huge dividends,” such as adding “four Democratic senators” in those two states first.
Hansen went on to say that the Democrats would no longer be interested in “winning something”, “they are trying to change the structure, change the process of how we govern ourselves. If they get a super Congress, that is, control of the Senate and the House, they will stuff 15 justices into the Supreme Court.”
Hansen also mentioned some other things the Democrats want to do, including eliminating state voter ID requirements and abolishing the Electoral College. He said the Democrats are not a constant winner, so they want to “make sure they can win.” “This is a structural revolution, and people have to wake up.”
President Trump said Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s relaxation of the state’s absentee ballot signature verification regulations is unconstitutional and makes the state’s Nov. 3 election and Jan. 5 Senate runoff “illegal and invalid.
On Friday (Jan. 1), Trump sent three tweets in a row referring to a “Consent Decree” signed by Laffensperger and state Democrats last March that changed Joe State’s absentee voting procedures.
Trump wrote, “There is massive corruption in the 2020 election that (involves) far more votes than we need to win all the swing states (just three of them would be enough). But before we get to that, it’s important to note that the massive and hasty changes to voting procedures, rules and regulations prior to the election were not made by the state legislature. Therefore, the entire state election was illegal or unconstitutional.”
Trump went on to say, “In addition, Joe State’s consent decree is unconstitutional, so that state’s 2020 presidential election is also illegal and invalid, and that includes the two rounds of senatorial runoffs currently (taking place). And in Wisconsin, voters (absentee ballots) are not required to apply, which also makes the election invalid. All this, and not even discussing the millions of fraudulent votes that have been cast or tampered with!”
On Jan. 5, incumbent Republican Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler will run against Democratic challengers Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock. on Jan. 4, both Trump and popular party presidential candidate Joe Biden ( Joe Biden) will both travel to Joe’s state to campaign.
Commentator Wang Duyan said that Trump’s statement is very necessary for the Georgia runoff, and that there are no changes to the current election mechanism. Although from the primary election, the 2 Republican senators should be re-elected, but the current U.S. elections have been the people who voted does not matter, the counting of votes is important, so Trump put words in front of it, is to play a precautionary shot.
Breaking news: Cruz and 11 other senators declare to challenge Biden’s victory
In breaking good news today, 11 senators, led by Texas Republican Senator Ted Cruz, declared a January 6 challenge to Biden’s victory and proposed that Congress should immediately appoint an election commission with full investigative and fact-finding powers to conduct an emergency 10-day audit of election results in the disputed states. Once completed, individual states would evaluate the commission’s findings and, if necessary, convene a special legislative session to certify that their votes have changed.
The statement said that an impartial, credible audit should be conducted quickly and completed successfully by Jan. 20, which would greatly improve Americans’ confidence in our election process and would greatly enhance the legitimacy of the person who becomes our next president, thanks to the people.
The statement concludes by saying that our actions are not to stop the democratic process, but to protect it. It is up to each of us to act together to ensure that the elections are conducted legally and in accordance with the Constitution and to do what we can to restore confidence in democracy.” The full statement.
Powell’s barrister tweets call to action for patriots
At 9:30 p.m. EST on Dec. 31, Attorney Powell tweeted a call to action for patriots to surround the governor’s and state capitol buildings in the six election fraud states.
In her tweet, she said: Maybe it’s time for American flag-bearing patriots to protest; patriots to surround the governors’ and state capitols in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin. Open churches and synagogues right now.
Biden’s nominee for treasury secretary gets $7 million speaking fee from Wall Street
Joe Biden’s nominee for Treasury secretary, former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, has received $7 million in speaking fees from Wall Street titans over the past two years.
According to a financial disclosure report released this week by the U.S. Government Ethics Office, Janet Yellen listed the companies and banks from which she received speaking fees and said she intends to “seek written authorization from ethics officials” to “personally and substantially” participate in matters involving them.
The Associated Press reported that Yellen served as Fed chair from 2014 to 2018. During 2019 and 2020, Yellen received $7 million in speaking fees from more than 50 speeches at companies such as Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Google.
Commentator Wang Duran said that this kind of speaking fee is actually a form of bribery, which is no different in essence from George W. Bush Jr. and Clinton, who gave speeches to the Communist Party of China after leaving office and received $500,000 from the Communist Party at one time. From a political point of view, these appeasement presidents are taking money from their enemies, which is more dangerous.
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