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Steve retweeted
Look at California. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General… every one of them landing on the exact same percentages, 64 to 35, like somebody typed a formula and hit enter, and Lara Logan just said out loud what half of you already know in your gut… it is only possible when you cheat.
Here is the reality. It can be built into the software and front loaded into the machines before the polls even open, or it can be done in real time by accessing the servers, and once you understand that you stop pretending this is about yard signs and turnout and start asking how a free people still hand their republic over to a black box nobody is allowed to audit. How is this even a thing and why are we still dealing with this after everything we have watched for six years?
I have said it until I am blue in the face and the cool kids club still wants you to argue about messaging while the machines and the mail and the servers do what they were built to do. You cannot outvote a system that was designed to swallow your vote and spit out a predetermined number, and when the statewide races all print the same split you are not looking at democracy… you are looking at an algorithm wearing a flag pin.
Make no mistake, they gaslight you every cycle, they tell you there is no evidence while the evidence is sitting in plain sight on your screen, and then they dare you to be the crazy one for noticing. Think I am wrong? Show me a real election that prints identical percentages across every major office like a spreadsheet formula and I will shut up. Until then stop letting them call you a conspiracy theorist for reading the board.
And yet they want you quiet about it, they want you to move on, they want you to blame the candidate or the turnout or the weather while the same rotted machine runs the same play in every state that still trusts a vendor nobody elected. I am angry, and most of you are not angry enough.
@realDonaldTrump… the machines, the software, the servers, the people who protect them… work the problem or they finish the job on the next one. The people are done waiting for another press conference.
Pray, Stand, Speak, ACT.
Love,
What all of you good people are thinking
Steve retweeted
The vote totals in North Carolina are impossible.
Election fraud: North Carolina Republicans cast more votes for Court of Appeals races than their US Senate and US Congressional seat. Really? I don't think so.
The pattern continues like Texas (see previous tweet).
@FSociety_1942 found this unholy pattern, pls help him out at his give-send-go link at the top of his X page. @realDonaldTrump @AGToddBlanche
It’s fraud, no doubt
I have processed the following states examining the vote anomalies I have been posting about today. I decided to put them into an excel spreadsheet that anyone can examine and use as you wish.
It includes a sheet for the states:
Texas, North Carolina,Iowa,South Carolina, Kansas,Mississippi, Maine, and Ohio, all states which saw a senate flip from D to R. All but Maine show the anomaly. Maine is, after all, Maine, and a good theory isn't a good theory if you don't run into the occasional outlier.
I did not include Alaska yet as they are still playing with the Ranked Choice Voting and god only knows how that will look, data wise.
I included Florida because we didn't lose that seat, and it looks "normal" (not in the closeness of the race, but the voter's choices line up properly with what we expect). I included New York as it was a safe state for the Dems and there was no need to do much tinkering. (Their insane voter rolls takes care of that). And the vote order indeed looks like what we would expect. I included Colorado because even though it should have been considered a safe seat for the Dems, the data shows the anomaly in republican votes anyway. Things that make you go "hmmm".
Seeing this pattern in one or two states would just be mildly interesting. But like with my "Mesa Pattern", which identified coordinated nationwide fraud in 2020, the more "hits" you get, the less likely the benign explanation.
Here is the link: votedatabase.com/2026/votean…
God bless. Wow I'm tired :-)
Steve retweeted
Mike Lee is right.
Stay in session. Cancel the vacation.
Confirm all 135 of President Trump's nominees before Schumer gets the gavel in January.
Every seat left empty is a gift to the Democrats.
Thune, this one's on you.
Steve retweeted
They don't have 2/3rd's majority so they can't override a Presidential Veto
Remove Thune, kill the filibuster and pass everything with (51) votes B4 Jan 6th
Pass the Save America Act
Prosecute Ilhan
Fund ICE for (10) yrs
Confirm every Judge w-o debate
Thune 👇 owns this
Steve retweeted
Democrats before Election Day:
“We just want to give everyone free healthcare and lower costs.”
Democrats after Election Day:
EVERY SINGLE REPUBLICAN IS GOING TO PRISON!!!!!!
Steve retweeted
After sixteen years in a toxic relationship, it's time to move on...
Polls close at 8. Vote for CHANGE. Just Try It.
Steve retweeted
Becerra’s mileage tax puts the government in your car. Every mile tracked, every trip billed: work, school, church, your kid’s practice.
Less than 6 hours left to stop this INSANITY and save California. VOTE.
Get out and Vote!
Republicans in Congressional District 48, vote for @JimDesmondSD today!
While 68,889 Democrats in the district have voted, 96,841 REPUBLICANS HAVE NOT VOTED YET.
Make sure you and every Republican you know votes in person today!
Steve retweeted
Today’s cover: Choose Steve Hilton to cut costs, stop fraud and lead to a brighter future; say no to the wealth tax and yes to voter ID. trib.al/fkQipfq
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Steve retweeted
My DAY ONE ACTIONS as governor of California:
Cut gas prices. Lower your taxes. Take the first steps to end mass homelessness.
Steve retweeted
THIS IS IT! Our FINAL rally before Election Day!
We're finishing the California Back Tour in HUNTINGTON BEACH tonight at 6 PM!
I want to see a HUGE crowd. Bring your friends, your family, your neighbors. Let's PACK Pier Plaza and finish this campaign STRONG! RSVP below. 👇
Legacy media will completely ignore, right @ocregister
🚨 JUST IN: The experts are STUNNED as manufacturing has officially expanded for 10 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS under President Trump
This is GREAT news! 🇺🇸
The tariffs worked. Trump's economic policies are WORKING. Keep it going by voting red TOMORROW
They told us tariffs would wreck American factories. Instead, manufacturing has been growing for nearly a year straight!
Steve retweeted
🚨 NOW: California Governor candidate Steve Hilton just showed up on national TV EXPOSING Xavier Becerra (D) for plotting a $1,044.54 MILEAGE TAX on CALIFORNIANS
That's anti-affordability from the party that's been SCREAMING "affordability" for the past year straight!
"There's an energy that's unmistakable! [...] if everyone who voted Republican two years ago comes out to vote now, we can win just with that."
Asked if he'd consider taxing Californians for every mile they drive, Becerra said "everything should be on the table"
This is ON TOP of the highest gas tax and some of the highest registration fees in the nation. Hilton says he'd veto it on day ONE 🔥
Get out and vote red, California! This helps us in CONGRESS too.
Steve retweeted
VOTE RED - VOTE REPUBLICAN
California already has the highest gas taxes in America—over 60 cents a gallon in state excise taxes alone, plus sales taxes and fees that push the total well past $0.70–$0.90 per gallon. Working families and small businesses are already getting crushed at the pump, and Sacramento’s answer is always the same: more taxes.
Now they’re floating a mileage tax on top of it. Call it a “road user charge” or a study all you want—once the bureaucracy starts tracking how far you drive, the fee is coming. That means higher costs for every commute, grocery run, and trip to work, plus the privacy nightmare of the government monitoring your miles. Electric vehicles were supposed to be the future; instead they’ll just get hit with a new tax while gas drivers keep paying the old one.
This isn’t about fixing roads. California’s roads are still a mess after years of record spending. It’s about a government that refuses to cut waste, control spending, or prioritize the basics, so it keeps inventing new ways to reach into your pocket. Highest gas tax in the nation wasn’t enough. Now they want to tax you for every mile you drive. Time to say no.
