Imagine this scenario on November 6: the United States presidential election has concluded, and Donald Trump has emerged victorious, securing well over 300 Electoral College votes and defeating Kamala Harris decisively. However, the Democrats are in a state of turmoil, claiming foreign interference in the election, similar to the allegations made in 2016, and threatening to obstruct the certification of the election unless their preferred candidate is declared the winner.
Democrats and the Election Results
In their attempt to invalidate the votes of more than half of the country, Democrats seem to be in conflict with Americans who disagree with them. This seems to be their last resort to hold onto power, and they appear to be indifferent to the potential harm inflicted on the country in the process.
Lawyers from both sides are being mobilized across the nation in anticipation of extensive voter fraud, akin to what allegedly happened during the 2020 election. While Republicans are striving to identify and prevent fraud, Democrats are accused of obscuring their efforts to count ballots multiple times, prevent the rejection of invalid ballots, and hinder impartial observers from reporting on the mishandling of ballots.
Non-Citizen Voting
Democrats are also being accused of working to allow non-citizens to vote. Some argue that this only applies to local and state elections, not federal ones. However, critics question why Democrats, including Joe Biden, have pushed so hard to allow non-citizens to vote. They fear that once voting by non-citizens in local and state elections is legitimized, the America that has been known for over 240 years will cease to exist.
Legal Challenges Against Trump
There are concerns that the legal battles against Trump will escalate, with potential prison sentencing between the election and inauguration in one or more of the criminal cases he faces. This is particularly true with the Jack Smith case in D.C., which some view as a blatant, partisan case of election interference.
Democrats' Reaction to a Potential Trump Victory
Democrats in Congress, particularly those who are strongly anti-Trump, have already hinted at their potential reaction to a Trump victory. They have suggested that they will challenge the results under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, potentially delaying the election results beyond January 20, 2025.
Concerns About a Biden-Harris Administration
There are concerns about the potential damage that a lame-duck Biden-Harris administration could inflict on the United States between Election Day and Trump’s second inauguration on January 20, 2025. Critics fear that executive orders from an increasingly infirm and vengeful Joe Biden could have damaging effects.
Democrats Accused of Hypocrisy
Critics argue that Democrats have become everything they have accused Trump of intending to do. They point out that during his first term, Trump took no action to imprison Hillary Clinton, who is now promoting her third memoir.
Supreme Court Intervention
At some point, the Supreme Court may be forced to intervene, possibly on an emergency basis, to protect our democracy from Democrats and their political allies who may refuse to participate in the peaceful transfer of power.
Restoring Election Integrity
To remedy this situation, it is suggested that integrity in our election systems must be reinstated. This means ensuring that the people’s votes count and are not manipulated by loosening rules to benefit those who would cheat to attain or keep power.
Requiring Photo Identification
Election integrity begins with requiring photo identification. Thirty-six states currently require photo ID, while 14 states and the District of Columbia do not. Critics argue that if photo ID can be required for purchasing cigarettes or beer, or for driving a vehicle, it should also be required for voting.
Trump's Potential Second Term
With some degree of integrity restored to America’s election process, the people’s legitimate voices will be heard. This could deliver the presidency back to Donald Trump with a clear mandate to “drain the swamp” that is Washington, D.C.
Future Presidential Elections
For future presidential elections, to ensure election integrity, it is suggested that absentee ballots should be submitted, along with proper identification, no later than November 1, so they can be counted in advance of Election Day.
Bottom Line
This article presents a hypothetical scenario of the 2024 presidential election and its potential aftermath. It raises important questions about election integrity, the peaceful transfer of power, and the role of the Supreme Court in safeguarding democracy. What are your thoughts on this matter? Share this article with your friends and let's discuss. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.
Imagine this scenario on November 6: the United States presidential election has concluded, and Donald Trump has emerged victorious, securing well over 300 Electoral College votes and defeating Kamala Harris decisively. However, the Democrats are in a state of turmoil, claiming foreign interference in the election, similar to the allegations made in 2016, and threatening to obstruct the certification of the election unless their preferred candidate is declared the winner.
