by John Mills July 5, 2021

As my family and I drove from Virginia to Seattle and back in June, I noticed something very peculiar across the country. I started counting Trump flags, signs, shirts, and bumper stickers. And, I looked for signs of support for Biden. As we drove across the country, the quantitative analysis was undeniable. I stopped counting the signals of support for President Trump at 150. For someone who supposedly received 80 plus million votes, the silence was deafening. A grand total sum of one indicator of support for President Biden was a singular T-Shirt. How can this be possible?

Perhaps several things led to the outcome of this quantitative analysis. Maybe I’m biased and intentionally didn’t count signs of life for Biden? Maybe Biden supporters are more sophisticated and reasoned and don’t have to express support for Joe? Perhaps Biden supporters are environmentally focused and promptly took down their signs of support and diligently processed them for recycling to ensure a sustainable environment? Possibly my data collection was skewed by the path we took and if we had simply adjusted our cross-country path, the numbers would have been radically different?

My posit on the outcome is impartial and focused on the facts. I scanned constantly for support for either President, regardless of where the numbers and chips may have fallen. Biden supporters could not have been so efficient, and locust-like in devouring their indicators of support to reduce their carbon footprint in such a timely manner. The path we took was random and changed several times during the journey. So, the impassioned, science-based outcome of the numbers is intuitive and logical. There is a clear take away for those interested in fact-based analysis from this counting exercise. There is strong and vocal support for President Trump and anemic support for President Biden.

Biden supporters can be as snooty and looking downish as they want to, but the tangible signs of support are radically tilted one way. There is still strong support for President Trump. “So what?” you may ask. “The election is over, get over it, Biden is President” you may smarmily quip. Not so fast there, fractional apportionment breath. Perhaps you haven’t heard it yet, but there’s something called a forensic audit that just concluded in Arizona’s Maricopa County. Plus, there’s energy in Fulton County Georgia to do the same, and growing signs of unwavering activism in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada, Virginia, and other locations for similar forensic audits. There’s also this train wreck that just occurred in New York City, where one party can’t even run a primary without wanton fraud and calls for a forensic audit.

Even the Grey Lady and self-appointed gatekeeper of truth utters the description of mess in regard to this Democrat-only event. So now, there’s a sudden interest in “Election Integrity” when the steal happens among the thieves themselves.

What does this all mean? You may say to this swirling collage of events, “Biden is President, sit down, shut up, get vaccinated, and do what you’re told!”

Well there’s a first time for everything and there’s this pesky thing called the 12th Amendment and also Article 2 of the Constitution. So when (and if) the results of the forensic audit in Maricopa County change the outcome of the November 2020 election and the Arizona Legislature acts, guess what? Possibly the first thing that happens is that Senator Mark Kelly becomes an un-Senator, and the Senate is back in control of the Republicans and several House Representatives also swap out, trimming down House Speaker Pelosi’s majority to razor thin. Next perhaps, Georgia and other states may do the same. And then what? Who knows, we’ve never done this before. What matters is truth and the continuance of our incredible Constitutional Republic. We’ve never re-installed a President, but our constitution does allow the framework for this historic dialogue to take place.

So, buckle up and brace yourself. Anything can happen, including a re-consideration on who really won the 2020 election in America.