Voter Fraud

Just when we thought 2020 could not get any worse, the 2020 election came upon us. With accusations of voter fraud and rigging, this could not have been a better way to cap off the year.

Joe Biden has won the presidential nominee, and will likely be the president of the United States. That is, unless Donald J. Trump can prove that there was foul play involved.
Voter Fraud Allegations
The picture above has been commonly used to show that Biden rigged the election in Michigan. Biden receives an almost random spike in his number of votes at around 6 am. Trump has pointed to this and incited that there must be foul play at hand. But is there?

No one knows for certain. Some defending Biden's win say it's because of the mail in votes. The votes supposedly were counted and then entered all at once, instead of one at a time.

Another claim is that Trump would not receive any spikes like this because he told his voters to not vote by mail because it was fraudulent.

Trump is still fighting in states such as Georgia to try and prove that he won the election. I honestly have no idea what to believe, but we can all agree that something weird is going on. In these unprecedented times, the law must be followed, but in Pennsylvania, the law was arbitrarily put on hold in order to count ballots.

My hope is that this is all sorted out before the president is suppose to take office. If Biden takes office that day, I fear that we may see an unprecedented and unpeaceable transfer of power for the first time in our history as a nation. All we can do is hope for the best.

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