Voter fraud doesn’t exist in America—except where it exists.

Voter fraud doesn’t exist in America—except in the last election.

Voter fraud doesn’t exist in America—except in Ohio precincts that had over one hundred percent voter turnout.

Voter fraud doesn’t exist in America—except in places where one in five registered voters were dead or imprisoned or otherwise illegal to vote.

Voter fraud doesn’t actually change the outcome of elections in America—except in the last one.

Voter fraud doesn’t actually change the outcome of elections in America—except in the one before that one.

If there is one universal pattern that applies to America these days—because it applies to human nature focused on materialism—it is this:

We get accustomed to incrementally encroaching evil and desensitized by entertainment and journalism that endorse it.

Therefore, we have no moral compass and no backbone to fight for our country, for our freedom, for our faith, for our children, and for our future.

Standing for what is right must include standing up against evil and defeating it by all means necessary.  Americans used to do that, together.

Thank you, Senator Ted Cruz, for pointing out the historical perspective when BHOB* spoke in Germany about our voluntary arms reduction.

Senator Cruz gave credit to President Reagan for building up our defenses in Germany as part of the show of strength that led to the showdown and the backing down of the Soviet Union and collapse of communism there.  Increasing our military then, made it possible now, for BHOB* to even stand in eastern Germany to give his speech.

So, we thank you, Ronald Reagan.

And, no thanks to you, BHOB*, for promising to the world to throw it away.

*Barack Hussein OBama—Say BHHHOB aloud and it sounds like the warning for Christians in the 2008 election: “Beware of sheep’s clothing.”