In the 2020 election, Mike Pence
rubber-stamped the state vote certifications, when there were many members of
Congress voting to reject some certifications and send them back to states
where fraud was rampant (on video surveillance; in anomalies – eg. more votes
than registered voters; sequentially numbered mail-in ballots, and so on).
Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary provides a convenient summary and compilation
video of the fraud; this blog posted on the documentary here.
Paul Mirengoff argues at PowerLine that Pence had no authority to challenge suspected certifications, but I remain skeptical. Even if Mr. Mirengoff is correct, and there were legal restraints on Pence, it hardly exonerates the former VP from all the sabotage during President Trump’s term, as Emerald Robinson outlines:
Whenever the subject of Mike Pence
comes up in casual conversation, I always ask the same question: “Do you know
Olivia Troye? Do you know Jennifer Williams? Do you know Katherine Seaman and
Josh Pitcock?”
If you’re drawing a blank with
these names then I’m sorry to inform you that you were not paying close enough
attention to politics during the Trump Years. Also, you were not paying
attention to my Twitter feed — because I was reporting on these problems all
the time during the Trump Administration.
So, without further ado, let’s
review all the evidence against Mike Pence. Trust me: there’s a lot of
evidence.
1) Who Fired General Michael Flynn?
Let’s begin with Mike Pence’s least
favorite question: “Why did you insist that President Trump fire his National
Security Advisor Michael Flynn in the opening days of the administration?” The
official story is that Gen. Flynn had lied to Mike Pence about Flynn’s contacts
with Russian diplomats. Nobody has bothered to ask Pence exactly how he
was informed about Flynn’s private conversations. Think about it: somebody went
to Pence with transcripts of Flynn’s calls, and told Pence that Flynn was a
national security risk. Who would have access to such phone calls? Who would
want to lie about the nature of those phone calls to get Flynn fired?
It almost certainly must have been
disgraced FBI agent Peter Strozk.
It’s likely
that Strzok was the one who pushed for VP Pence to fire Flynn because
we know that Peter Strozk's assistant was Katherine Seaman — the wife of Mike
Pence’s chief of staff Josh Pitcock. We also have the
text exchanges between Strozk and Page discussing infiltrating the
Trump White House in great detail. (This was the subject of an extraordinary
letter from Senator Grassley and Senator Johnson to AG Bill Barr.) What did
Pence know about the FBI’s attempts to spy on the Trump White House? Is it even
possible that Mike Pence was totally unaware that his chief of staff’s spouse
worked directly for the chief of the counter-espionage unit of the FBI?
We know that President Obama warned
President Trump not to hire Flynn in 2016. We also know that Flynn himself
believes that Obama advised Trump against hiring him because Flynn knew about
the Obama administration’s role in spying on Trump’s presidential campaign.
Removing Flynn as Trump’s National Security Advisor was a top priority for the
Deep State.
In other words, Mike Pence was the
first person to set the Russia Hoax into motion.
. . .
Much more by Ms. Robinson here.
Mr. Pence is a swamp-dwelling, card-carrying Deep
State. I first suspected that when, as
Governor of Indiana, he claimed to oppose and cancel Common Core in Indiana’s
schools, while at the same time he was ushering in the same policies under a
new name through the back door. My alarm
bell didn’t go off loudly enough. But as Ms. Robinson points out, I wasn’t
paying close enough attention.
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