FactsMatterWithRomanBalmakov

The Nov. 3 election has now been well over a month, and the Dec. 14 deadline for the Electoral College to meet and certify the results is fast approaching. But there are still legal challenges happening across the country. Just a few days ago, an organization called True the Vote, a voter rights group, informed the Department of Justice that there is a link between the Nevada election email system and a Pakistani company with ties to military and intelligence.

In a totally shocking turn of events that might be a total game-changer in this election, Texas has filed a lawsuit with the U.S. Supreme Court against Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin—accusing them of running unconstitutional elections by changing their election laws, treating voters unequally, and enabling significant voting irregularities through the relaxing the measures that kept elections secure. This sounds like the making of a legal civil war.

A witness in Nevada alleged that USB drives (which stored election data) had their vote tallies changed overnight… numerous times. How could this happen?

Earlier today, YT announced that they’ll no longer allow people to make videos about Election Fraud on their platform. Of course... corporate media outlets can still talk about it. Is this even America?