Clear, categorical proof that the US Presidential Election result was not legitimate is released.

Posted byBenjamin JenkinsPosted inU.S. Election Fraud

If you think it’s just a case of “Orange Man made the dumb Drumpf voters into fascists by lying to them”, then you simply haven’t assessed the data.

Here is your opportunity to do that. If you refuse to even look, at least admit that you don’t care if elections are rigged so long as your side wins.

These people were angry for good reason, and if it had happened to your side you’d have been just as angry as they were.

The likes of CNN cannot argue against this election data, as they are the same numbers CNN use.

Credit to Peter Navarro.

Published by Benjamin Jenkins

Parliamentary correspondent, political hack, honest to a fault.

8 thoughts on “Clear, categorical proof that the US Presidential Election result was not legitimate is released.”

  1. Reblogged this on The Most Revolutionary Act and commented:
    Statistical election data compiled by Peter Navarro, an American economist and author. He serves in the Trump administration as the Assistant to the President, Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, and the national Defense Production Act policy coordinator.

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  2. Pingback: Clear, categorical proof that the US Presidential Election result was not legitimate is released. | Richard's Watch

      1. Yes, it’s really good one Benjamin. As it’s not in either of my hardcopies of both vols of the Navarro Report did you craft it from their charts? Or did Peter N. If so a link would be helpful.

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