By Selwyn Duke

The mainstream media would have us think that to believe the 2020 election was stolen, you must be a fringe character, a person who’d protest with a painted face beneath a fur hat and horns. But a new poll reflects a very different reality:

Americans are more likely than not to believe the 2020 presidential contest was rigged or stolen.

In fact, it’s people who insist that the election was valid and can’t imagine how anyone could suppose otherwise who are quite the minority — less than a quarter of the nation.

The poll, conducted October 30 by Redfield & Wilton Strategies on behalf of Newsweek, surveyed 1,500 eligible voters in the United States. Forty percent of these respondents agreed that the 2020 election was fraud-ridden.

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By Selwyn Duke

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Talkback-11-04-2022

By Selwyn Duke

It is said that “justice delayed is justice denied.” But is it also true that election results delayed are election results denied?

I’ve recently been invited to do some radio interviews on the topic: “What Will Win Out in Midterms: ‘Hidden’ GOP Voters, or Democratic Vote Fraud?” The interest in the matter is great because concern about electoral manipulation is real — and now Joe Biden just might’ve given people even more reason to worry.

In fact, Biden might have just tried to set the stage for the acceptance of fraudulent midterm election results.

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By Selwyn Duke

One of them blamed Kari Lake. The other blamed Republicans in general. But they should have blamed someone else: The man in the mirror.

Or, in this case, the woman in the mirror.

After Democrat Katie Hobbs’s Phoenix campaign offices were burglarized last Wednesday, the Arizona gubernatorial contender blamed the rhetoric of her opponent, Republican superstar Kari Lake. It turns out, however, that there’s a problem with her theory:

The main suspect in the crime is an illegal alien who was out on bail and on the run after having been arrested for multiple break-ins.

The case is somewhat reminiscent of the recent assault on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul Pelosi. His attacker, David DePape, is also an illegal alien.

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By Selwyn Duke

How many elections has it swayed? Would Bush-Gore 2000 have even been close had it not existed? We don’t know. What we do know is that a huge ballot-harvesting operation in Orlando, Florida, has just been busted, with a Democrat blowing the whistle on it. The allegations are staggering, too:

Paid Democrat operatives would manipulate Orlando residents into requesting mail-in ballots; instruct the people on how to fill them out; and, in cases where the voters support the “wrong” candidates, the operatives would illegally alter or discard the ballots.

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By Selwyn Duke

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THE ANDREA KAYE SHOW _ 10.31.22 HOUR 1

By Selwyn Duke

What does an invasion look like? Vladimir Putin is giving us one vision of it in Ukraine. Here’s another:

Approximately 2.7 million illegal aliens have been “encountered” at our borders this year, bringing the total during Joe Biden’s one-year, eight-month tenure to a staggering 5.5 million.

What’s more, 2.4 million illegals have either been released by federal authorities or have snuck into our country’s interior undetected, according to an analysis of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data.

Meanwhile, the Democrat-controlled Congress and Biden administration have decreased CBP’s budget this year by $428 million, bringing it down to $14.8 billion. In contrast, the Congress and the administration have given Ukraine approximately $54 billion in aid this year.

In other words, the feds are sending money to foreigners overseas while facilitating other foreigners’ invasion of our nation — the effects of which cost us more than $100 billion dollars yearly. So it’s clear what our government’s priority is (i.e., not us).

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By Selwyn Duke

“Somehow,” ex-Obama energy secretary Steven Chu once said, “we have to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in Europe.” Not only does it seem the greentopians have figured this out, but they now have us following Europe in yet another way:

The Old World is bracing for an energy shortage this winter that could see some of its people freeze to death, and we may suffer a related fate. The issue:

Diesel supplies are at their lowest levels since 2008, with only 25.4 days’ worth of the fuel in storage as of October 14, according to data from the Energy Information Administration. This is significant, because, of course, we rely on trucks to stock our stores with food and most other things we need, and trucks run on diesel. No diesel, no food. No diesel, no commerce. No diesel — and our economy grinds to a halt.

This is a worst-case scenario and assuredly an exaggerated one. But the more realistic one — prices spiking to economy-rending levels — is troubling enough.

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By Selwyn Duke

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Talkback-10-28-2022

By Selwyn Duke

In 2017, we learned of the sad case of Charlie Gard, an infant born with a rare and severe genetic disorder. Even though his parents had raised the money for an experimental treatment overseas, British authorities refused to release the boy to his mom and dad, saying he deserved to “die with dignity.”

It was only the very next year that we heard about how a U.K. medical journal considered, positively, the “ethics” of actual child euthanasia without parental consent. And now, because ideas influence and “progress” marches on, it’s reported that this very idea is being studied by a Canadian parliamentary committee, a step toward it becoming law.

Canada is already being called “a world leader in euthanasia,” with the nation — whose population is lower than California’s — killing more than 10,000 people via “assisted” suicide last year alone and 31,000 since 2016. Of course, though, only hapless souls in mortal pain and at death’s door could possibly get the Kevorkian treatment, right? Hardly.

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