Gen. Flynn’s comment was evidently during a Twitter Spaces meeting.
.@GenFlynn describes best & worst case scenarios for the 2024 election in his response to @RobManess' question re: what we do next when all three branches of our government, especially the Executive branch, are working against our liberties & rights. https://t.co/MZ8Uwydgfr pic.twitter.com/eYvIB9EnMN
— Lisa Mei (@TheNotoriousLMC) July 7, 2023
Does anyone have confidence a legitimate election could be held 11/2024? DC is notorious for being slow & there were so many problems in 2020 that must have a plan. Is there a group/team that is working on it? Are they going to continue using Dominion voting machines? We need to see in writing the changes including possible interference from another country. Can you imagine Congress behaving enough to do a solid plan? People are fed up w/most in Congress. I would imagine someone whether it be the Electoral College, etc.
Bottom line, the country is still divided on whether or not there was interference/cheating. Flynn is talking about division, hate, riots and it is possible he’s right. So just skip the election until the anomalies of 2020 are discussed openly for all Americans to see and what changes will be forthcoming. No, it’s not easy but certainly would go a long way in bringing people to vote. It is our right to expect this.
Getting the swamp removed will go a long way in helping but there’s always going to be cheaters because that’s just who they are. And allowing illegals to vote is in the minds of the Democratic Party. It’s insane simply because of the word “illegal”. Not to mention that thousands of illegals have been coming through the southern border, giving money, phones, places to live, etc. Yea, we know why Dems want them to vote. That in itself sounds illegal to me.
It would be difficult no doubt but not rocket science. Hopefully I have missed something huge in the works but the only thing I have seen raised were the mail in votes & for all states to require voter ID. DUH!! In my state this is the norm even when I voted the first time. And I’m no spring chicken. (Oops now you know I’m a Southerner & proud of it)