That Election Thing That Never Happens… Just Happened 75,000 Times (VIDEO)
Are we allowed to question elections when they have massive flaws?
Never at any time are we ever to question the legitimacy of an election… unless it was won by a Republican.
If we’re really honest about the rules, that’s what it comes down to. When Trump’s legal team faced contested election results in a specific state, he followed the exact same precedent set by Hawaii in 1960.
For context: “Indeed, in 1960, Hawaii appointed two slates of electors and Congress chose to count the one appointed on January 4, 1961, well after the Title 3 deadlines.” (Bush v. Gore, slip opinion at 30.)” — Congressional Record Dec 13, 2020.
There was no deception or fraud intended. If a later assessment or recount confirmed the GOP’s claims to have won that state, but that state sends no electors confirming a GOP win, Congress has no recourse to accept the amended result. If there are two rival claimants, Congress can decide which of the two is to be received as valid. But Democrats are ever eager in finding an excuse to decry Democracy.
We have good news for them. They have some 75,000 excuses. Unfortunately for them, the blame game won’t work out quite so well for them.
Catherine Herridge interviewed Harmeet Dillon on 75,000 Independent voters in Chester County Pennsylvania whose names were not included on the voter roll.
That’s a LOT of names, and it could have had massive implications in voting, including three judges whose names appeared on that ballot.
Here’s the post:
EXCLUSIVE: Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon @AAGDhillon confirmed 75k independent voters in Chester County PA were not included on the poll book Tuesday.
“…that's a massive fail. So I think people can expect that there will be follow-up action from @AGPamBondi… pic.twitter.com/Vw4yFvyVT8
— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) November 10, 2025
With a better look at the video:
EXCLUSIVE: Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon @AAGDhillon confirmed 75k independent voters in Chester County PA were not included on the poll book Tuesday.
“…that's a massive fail. So I think people can expect that there will be follow-up action from @AGPamBondi… pic.twitter.com/Vw4yFvyVT8
— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) November 10, 2025
It gets even worse.
Harmeet Dillon gave the very prudent and practical advice every voter should default to in such situations: insist on filling a provisional ballot.
That should be the solution, where these problems can be resolved after the fact.
But if you had the feeling that something ain’t right, and that the problem might run deeper than mere bureaucratic incompetence, you aren’t alone.
If the claim below checks out, we’ve got an even bigger problem than the one being discussed here.
One commenter wasn’t mincing words:
A republic, if you can keep it.
Sure Democrats. You love to quote that line. But never forget that the ‘ballots not bullets’ principle hinges on the shared belief by the people that the vote they cast actually shapes the outcome.
When we’ve got dirty tricks in back rooms, or Dark Money billionaires flooding the streets with activism that smothers any authentic public discourse and bends it to the will of the donor class, that’s exactly the sort of corrosive tricks that corrode the trust on which the ‘ballots not bullets’ answer to smooth transitions of power ultimately depends.
When Swiss oligarchs are dumping millions into questions of local politics in Nebraska, or a handful of dark-money foundations get together to push their preferred globalist ‘grassroots’ candidates, it makes people question the authenticity of this sytem.
Then add to that corrosive effect the obvious implications that one party fight like hell against every single anti-fraud safeguard, it’s easy to assume the worst about their intentions… especially since probably their beloved JFK — and certainly his Veep — used exactly those tricks to achieve power in the past.
For the cherry on top, they gaslight us all by claiming to be the great defenders of democracy.
Oh, really? Prove it by joining the GOP effort in making it easy to vote and hard to cheat.