Rigging the vote

Florida is one of the states that permits the state Constitution to be amended through a popular vote. If 60% of those casting ballots vote for it, then it becomes a part of the state constitution. This election, there are six proposed Amendments on the ballot. I am researching this myself, and you benefit from my research. Let’s begin:

Amendment 1

Proposing amendments to the State Constitution to require members of a district school board to be elected in a partisan election rather than a nonpartisan election and to specify that the amendment only applies to elections held on or after the November 2026 general election. However, partisan primary elections may occur before the 2026 general election for purposes of nominating political party candidates to that office for placement on the 2026 general election ballot.

Amendment 1 Ballot Language

The current law is that all school board candidates must run as “no party affiliation.” A vote of yes means that the people running for the school board will run as members of their political party. I am of two minds on this one. One the one hand, it will be useful to know if a tranny supporting Democrat is on the ballot, but on the other, there are so many RINOs that it likely won’t matter.

My take? This is a useless amendment. If I can’t see a clear benefit to an amendment, I am voting no.

Amendment 2

Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to preserve forever fishing and hunting, including by the use of traditional methods, as a public right and preferred means of responsibly managing and controlling fish and wildlife. Specifies that the amendment does not limit the authority granted to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission under Section 9 of Article IV of the State Constitution.

Amendment 2 Ballot Language

Not only is the ballot language clear, the enabling legalese behind it is as well. I am voting yes on this one.

Amendment 3

Allows adults 21 years or older to possess, purchase, or use marijuana products and marijuana accessories for non-medical personal consumption by smoking, ingestion, or otherwise; allows Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers, and other state licensed entities, to acquire, cultivate, process, manufacture, sell, and distribute such products and accessories.

Amendment 3 Ballot Language

This one is a bit tricky. Normally, I will get behind anything that reduces government power. However, this isn’t the case here. Here is the proposed text that it would add to the state law:

(4) The non-medical personal use of marijuana products and marijuana accessories by an adult, as defined below, in compliance with this section is not subject to any criminal or civil liability or sanctions under Florida Law.
(5) Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers, and other entities licensed as provided below, are allowed to acquire, cultivate, process, manufacture, sell, and distribute marijuana products and marijuana accessories to adults for personal use upon the Effective Date provided below. A Medical Marijuana Treatment Center, or other state licensed entity, including its agents and employees, acting in accordance with this section as it relates to acquiring, cultivating, processing, manufacturing, selling, and distributing marijuana products and marijuana accessories to adults for personal use shall not be subject to criminal or civil liability or sanctions under Florida law.

(11) “Marijuana accessories” means any equipment, product, or material of any kind that are used for inhaling, ingesting, topically applying, or otherwise introducing marijuana products into the human body for personal use.
(12) “Marijuana products” means marijuana or goods containing marijuana.
(13) “Personal use” means the possession, purchase, or use of marijuana products or marijuana accessories by an adult 21 years of age or older for non-medical personal consumption by smoking, ingestion, or otherwise. An adult need not be a qualifying patient in order to purchase marijuana products or marijuana accessories for personal use from a Medical Marijuana Treatment Center. An individual’s possession of marijuana for personal use shall not exceed 3.0 ounces of marijuana except that not more than five grams of marijuana may be in the form of concentrate.

The legislature may provide for the licensure of entities that are not Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers to acquire, cultivate, possess, process, transfer, transport, sell, and distribute marijuana products and marijuana accessories for personal use by adults.

Note that it permits recreational marijuana, but only people who are licensed can grow or sell it. No personal growing for personal use. This is designed to permit the marijuana companies to make money, while doing little to nothing to prevent police abuses of power. In my opinion, this amendment is the typical “get out the vote” stuff that the left always puts on the ballot during a presidential election year. This one is designed to get the young potheads out to vote. This one is going to be a no from me.

Amendment 4

No law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as determined by the patient’s healthcare provider. This amendment does not change the Legislature’s constitutional authority to require notification to a parent or guardian before a minor has an abortion.

Amendment 4 ballot language

Again, the actual text is pretty vague. Note that the actual text of the Amendment is shorter than its ballot description, and I believe it is intentional to permit a loophole large enough to drive a truck full of purple haired non binary oddballs through:

Limiting government interference with abortion.— Except as provided in Article X, Section 22, no law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as determined by the patient’s healthcare provider.

Did you know that mental health, including anxiety, would likely be enough to permit abortions even after viability? That’s how it looks to me as I read this. I don’t like the way that this is written, and while I lean one way, I don’t have strong opinions on abortions. Still, it’s too vague and I hate that. In my opinion, this amendment is another of the typical “get out the vote” stuff that the left always puts on the ballot during a presidential election year. This one is designed to get their base out to vote. This one is going to be a no from me.

The hurricane has slowed my research. I will do the other two proposed amendments later.

I reported last week that the Harris campaign was collecting and spending tons of money. This is important, because the candidate that spends the most generally wins the election. The American public is being blasted by Harris ads 24/7- on social media, on television, and on the news.

Now we hear that the Harris campaign is outspending Trump 10 to 1. That’s right, for every dollar the Trump campaign is spending on advertising, HOTUS is spending ten. The most money being spent is on Meta (Facebook) and Alphabet (Google), who not coincidentally are also two of her largest donors. I’m sure she is getting a reduced rate as well.

On top of the Federal government being one of her largest donors (Facebook, the Feds, Google, Microsoft, and University of California are her five largest), the Feds are also soaking up Trump’s campaign money. Trump’s legal fees have accounted for a sixth of his budget so far, giving him less to spend on advertising.

All of this adds up to her spending three times what Trump did in August, yet still ended the month with more funds than she had at the beginning of the month. Most of her spending is scheduled to be spent in October.

Every single metric is pointing to a huge landslide for Harris. Combine that with the margin of cheat, and we will likely see a blue wave that not only hands the Whitehouse to the Democrats, but both houses of Congress as well. That is bad news for everyone.

We are looking at the end of the Republic. There is no other answer. That’s why you see Musk being investigated in at least three different criminal probes, Mike Lindell is being investigated, and other Trump allies are being alleged to have been involved with child sex trafficking. The message is clear- support Trump and gain yourself a peck of legal troubles from the FBI and perhaps even some jail time.

If we are to see history rhyme, the Battle of Actium is next, followed by the dissolution of the Senate and the beginning of the Empire, the fragmentation of the nation, and the collapse of the fragments. Four years after Actium, the Emperor and the Senate were technically co-equal branches of government. In practice, the authority of the imperial Senate was nothing more than as kissers who were seeking prestige rather than actual authority. 

I don’t think that Harris is anything more than a figurehead that will usher in economic turmoil that will cause people to scream for a strong, intelligent leader to come in and save us all. Harris is merely a puppet that allows them to garner support from their base- a black woman. Remember when I said that Newsome couldn’t be the Democratic candidate because he is a white man? Remember when I also pointed out that it would have to be a black woman? I will admit that I didn’t see that black woman as being Harris. I thought for sure it would be Big Mike.

So I said in September of ’23 that Biden would be jettisoned in August of ’24 and replaced by a black woman. I just picked the wrong black woman. I just didn’t think that Harris would be the one that they picked to be the face of whoever is pulling the strings.

On the plus side, we are about to witness the largest collapse of a nation that has yet occurred in history. I fear that we are also about to see the birth of the most powerful dictatorship in world history, but only after a bloodbath of a civil war whose death toll will be unprecedented.

There are law firms paying people to bait businesses into law violations, so those law firms can sue the business. For example, there are disabled people admitting that they are being paid $200 per visit to enter certain businesses to prove that the business isn’t ADA compliant.

We know that states are allowing fake people to register to vote. We know that Michigan has two million more registered voters than they should have. 83.5% of the state is registered to vote, but only of the people who live in Michigan 77.9% is over 18 years of age. We also know that there are NGOs in every state which do nothing but fill out ballots for the faked registrants.

If you listen to the left, all of this is conspiracy theory nonsense, and our elections are more secure than they have ever been. Of course, that is all bullshit, but it isn’t intended to fool everyone. It just needs to fool some people into believing it, so they remain docile long enough for the takeover to be complete.

All of this costs money. In the case of the law offices, they are making money through legal Lawfare- they entice people to break the law, and then they sue them. Still illegal, but it’s easy to see the profit motive and the source of funding.

Where is the funding coming from for the fake voters casting the fake votes? A network of dozens of NGOs in every state, each with dozens or even hundreds of employees is expensive. I still think that the only organization with that sort of cash is a nation-state.

In the wake of yesterday’s post about Harris renting crowds of adoring fans for the appearance of a groundswell of public support, I also noted that social media is awash is posts of lefty supporters. My social media feeds are swamped with what appear to be paid shills. The photoshopping of giant crowds into photos where no one was really there.

All of this costs money, but one has to wonder where it’s coming from. Did you know that Harris’ campaign raised $40 million in only 3 days last week? Not only that, but she raised $540 in the 34 days between Joe dropping out on July 21 and August 25.

The windfall brings the total amount of money raised for Harris’ election efforts to $540 million since President Joe Biden dropped out of the race on July 21 and endorsed the vice president, according to the campaign.

They claim that her campaign collected $41 million on July 22 alone. That is an incredible amount of fundraising. The Democrats claim that these amounts of fundraising are coming in small amounts from new donors. Let’s put this in perspective. Here is what the Presidential candidates have spent in every election since 1984:

First, look at what Biden spent in 2020. He didn’t really run a campaign, yet spent 3 times as much as any previous campaign (Obama in 2008), and four times what Trump spent- a total of $3.155 billion, or more than $40 for every vote that was tallied in his favor. One wonders where it all went.

I can believe that Obama had over a billion dollars in small donations. There was obviously a lot of interest in his campaign, and it did appear to be organic, grassroots interest. Remember the school kids singing songs praising his name?

Since HOTUS inherited Biden’s $91 million war chest, she now has around $650 million in funds. I wonder where all of that money is coming from. I don’t think that it is all small donor money. The Democrats have already shown that they are falsifying donor records in order to circumvent campaign finance laws.

There are big money donors that are very interested in faking popular support for the Democrats, that much is obvious. I can’t imagine that it is any individual, or even small group of individuals that are doing this. My guess is that the only people with this kind of money to toss around aren’t people, but a nation-state.