Ten Reasons to Stop Whining About the 2020 Election

1) George Soros, a man of impeccable reputation for honor and integrity, has over the years given some $32 billion to ensure that elections are carried out fairly, which is to say, to ensure that the right (aka Left) candidates are elected. A man of such upstanding virtue and sagacity would surely not invest so much of his own hard-earned money in such a cause if it were not for the common good.

2) Similarly, in 2020 alone, Mark Zuckerberg, another paragon of unquestionable merit, ponied up some $400 million of his own money to the same beneficent end of ensuring that practices such as ballot harvesting would elect the proper people to office. The obvious charitable impulses implicit in that level of contribution to the national welfare should be a source of solace and gratitude to every American.

3) Every time some deplorable whiner went to court to challenge any aspect of 2020 election integrity, the unprejudiced and benevolent Left intervened to make sure the court did not reach the merits of such unsettling claims. They relied on procedural dodges such as lack of standing, jurisdiction, timeliness, and so on, to make sure the nation would not be troubled by any inconvenient and disturbing evidence. For that contribution to the national repose we should all be thankful.

4) The U.S. Department of Justice, another entity of unparalleled integrity, especially prominent in recent years, has combined with other justice-seeking institutions to bring numerous indictments against the clear “loser” of 2020, because he has had the temerity to upset the nation by complaining about election irregularities and running again. How dare he contradict the Left’s narrative of harmony and unification that there was no there there in 2020?

5) It is virtually unanimous among all the leaders of the Left and their followers, all persons of proven honesty and objectivity, that nothing irregular occurred in 2020. That so many would be so convinced with nary a voice of dissent, or at least say they are convinced, is surely a statistical improbability unless there were no reasons for concern.

Approved ~ FS