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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1516071)	1/25/2025 1:10:58 PM
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>> At least Brandon handed over power to Trump rather peacefully. No, he didn't. He stole the election. He might not have actively stolen it, but he knew it was being stolen by operatives. He knew about the Zuckerberg money, the cheating, the weaponizing of Covid, fake scandals, none of that was news to him. The 51 Intelligence agents lies -- all of which added up to a conspiracy to steal the 2020 election. You and I both know it, or should have both known it. And at the end of the day, he knew the tactics that were being deployed of "lawfare", which at the end of the day failed but might not have had Trump not persevered. The election was stolen in 2020. In 2024 we returned to fair election practices, and Trump won that election handily. Biden had no choice in the matter because he lacked any power as a result of having been the worst president in modern history. Trump protested the election theft but at the end of the day walked away. No shots were fired, no one was overthrown, Trump told protestors to peacefully protest then to go home. The only death was that of an innocent woman murdered by an overzealous cop. Then came the biggest lie in modern politics: The J6 "hearings". And I'm sure you supported that crazy as well. Just let it go, Ten. You're proved wrong on every point. Call it a day.