Heading back to Cincinnati now, after four days in the magnificent state of Washinton.
Met and hugged about 1000 people at several events in half a dozen counties.
It is inspiring to be hanging out with so many patriots!
Respect to our fallen soldiers, who gave their lives so we could enjoy our liberty.
These days, we are fighting to regain the liberty and integrity our nation has lost.
If we don't fight, we dishonor the graves of those who have.
Freedom is never free, and each generation must reclaim it in order for freedom to thrive.
God bless y'all, and may God bless America!
Met and hugged about 1000 people at several events in half a dozen counties.
It is inspiring to be hanging out with so many patriots!
Respect to our fallen soldiers, who gave their lives so we could enjoy our liberty.
These days, we are fighting to regain the liberty and integrity our nation has lost.
If we don't fight, we dishonor the graves of those who have.
Freedom is never free, and each generation must reclaim it in order for freedom to thrive.
God bless y'all, and may God bless America!
(originally posted Sunday morning on Facebook)
A lovely Washington family hosted me last night. I'm sitting here on a porch after an amazing farmers breakfast (that dad whipped up) reveling amongst the sounds of bird songs, hens announcing, peacock and quail calls, cattle mooing.
We're getting ready to go to church, and the kids are doing farm chores.
I have such admiration for this young, industrious couple. An amazing supermom who homeschools her four young daughters, and a superdad breadwinner who still finds time to build treehouses for his children.
There are fresh-cut flowers on the table... of course she grew them herself.
I am inspired that there are families like this all across our great country. They are worth fighting for.
People who live close to the land seem to have a particularly keen understanding of truth and liberty, and they are fighting to preserve it for their children.
On this Memorial Day weekend, their lives honor the sacrifices of predecessors, who have sacrificed to secure our opportunity to claim liberty for our children.
May God bless our amazing country, as we turn our eyes toward the Truth.
A lovely Washington family hosted me last night. I'm sitting here on a porch after an amazing farmers breakfast (that dad whipped up) reveling amongst the sounds of bird songs, hens announcing, peacock and quail calls, cattle mooing.
We're getting ready to go to church, and the kids are doing farm chores.
I have such admiration for this young, industrious couple. An amazing supermom who homeschools her four young daughters, and a superdad breadwinner who still finds time to build treehouses for his children.
There are fresh-cut flowers on the table... of course she grew them herself.
I am inspired that there are families like this all across our great country. They are worth fighting for.
People who live close to the land seem to have a particularly keen understanding of truth and liberty, and they are fighting to preserve it for their children.
On this Memorial Day weekend, their lives honor the sacrifices of predecessors, who have sacrificed to secure our opportunity to claim liberty for our children.
May God bless our amazing country, as we turn our eyes toward the Truth.
I spoke to about 80 people tonight at the West Chester Tea Party meeting. It is so fun to hang out with Patriots!
A member of our state legislature was there; a fiery supermom, Jennifer Sherwood Gross.
I wish we had more like her in our house; she's got more cojones than ten of our typical male legislators combined.
We discussed the situation with vaccination requirements in Ohio, and she noted that we provide more vaccine exemptions for immigrants than we afford our own citizens.
I'm not read up on the issues... been busy... so I will probably just defer to whatever she recommends. She is boots on the ground, and she is the real deal!
A member of our state legislature was there; a fiery supermom, Jennifer Sherwood Gross.
I wish we had more like her in our house; she's got more cojones than ten of our typical male legislators combined.
We discussed the situation with vaccination requirements in Ohio, and she noted that we provide more vaccine exemptions for immigrants than we afford our own citizens.
I'm not read up on the issues... been busy... so I will probably just defer to whatever she recommends. She is boots on the ground, and she is the real deal!
Now that I am more widely known, I’ve been learning some things about myself. Like...
a) I’ve been working for the CCP;
b) I’ve been working for the CIA;
c) I’m a secret member of the Freemasons.
It’s a good thing I became more famous, or I would never have known. Now, I’m wondering what to do about it...
a) I’ve been working for the CCP;
b) I’ve been working for the CIA;
c) I’m a secret member of the Freemasons.
It’s a good thing I became more famous, or I would never have known. Now, I’m wondering what to do about it...
I finished my first key for WI yesterday... all 72 counties. Can’t wait to show you guys. I wanted to do some double-checking, and so visited the SOS website for WI. It is down... which fits the pattern. Once people are wise to what is going on, the states try to cover their tracks.
We have some events coming up in WI; I’m anxious to meet y’all!
We have some events coming up in WI; I’m anxious to meet y’all!
Sleep is wonderful medicine!
Thanks, Sue, for finding and providing a hotel for me along the road to Michigan. I had a fabulous and restorative sleep!
I don’t say it often enough... I am grateful for our Ohio supermoms.
Thanks, Sue, for finding and providing a hotel for me along the road to Michigan. I had a fabulous and restorative sleep!
I don’t say it often enough... I am grateful for our Ohio supermoms.
Yes, I have done work for the government before. I have built two custom electron microscopes for them. One of them was for analyzing semiconductor surfaces. And the other was for analyzing soil contamination.
What an absolutely gorgeous day and drive in Michigan today.
About 2,000 people showed up at the Antrim County election integrity event today. It was a real success!
Afterward, three large families hung around to pose for some pictures with me. Beautiful parents. Beautiful children (25!).
You know that I shook hands with or hugged every one of those beautiful children...
When the pictures were done, they told me they’d waited a long time for the opportunity. I told them I was honored and proud to meet such fine, patriot families.
They said that they wanted to inspire me, and to remind me of who I am fighting for.
You got that darn right.
Afterward, three large families hung around to pose for some pictures with me. Beautiful parents. Beautiful children (25!).
You know that I shook hands with or hugged every one of those beautiful children...
When the pictures were done, they told me they’d waited a long time for the opportunity. I told them I was honored and proud to meet such fine, patriot families.
They said that they wanted to inspire me, and to remind me of who I am fighting for.
You got that darn right.
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Just for the record, several people across the United States have reproduced portions of my election analyses for several states.
It’s important that people understand that anyone with sufficient math skills, access to data, and some persistence can reproduce it. That is the beauty of “following the data.”
There are naysayers who say, “It can’t be true.” Because they can’t reproduce it, and they don’t understand it.
Just because they lack the skill doesn’t mean the analysis is flawed.
For example, there are some folks that insist that I baby-step them personally through a state county analysis or they won’t accept it. I’m too busy to waste my time on these ennoscriptd folks.
There are others who have persisted until they have essentially figured portions out, and then they will ask to compare notes or ask for a bit of help. I am delighted to help them... they are truth-seekers.
So far, every negative critique of my work that I’ve seen simply exposes the author’s lack of imagination, skill, and objectivity. Since most of what I show publicly is mere data, there is little wiggle room.
Last night at dinner, I sat with two guys that asked me some of the most insightful questions I’ve heard to date. It is fun to engage real thinkers... why would I waste time on shallow hacks?
It’s important that people understand that anyone with sufficient math skills, access to data, and some persistence can reproduce it. That is the beauty of “following the data.”
There are naysayers who say, “It can’t be true.” Because they can’t reproduce it, and they don’t understand it.
Just because they lack the skill doesn’t mean the analysis is flawed.
For example, there are some folks that insist that I baby-step them personally through a state county analysis or they won’t accept it. I’m too busy to waste my time on these ennoscriptd folks.
There are others who have persisted until they have essentially figured portions out, and then they will ask to compare notes or ask for a bit of help. I am delighted to help them... they are truth-seekers.
So far, every negative critique of my work that I’ve seen simply exposes the author’s lack of imagination, skill, and objectivity. Since most of what I show publicly is mere data, there is little wiggle room.
Last night at dinner, I sat with two guys that asked me some of the most insightful questions I’ve heard to date. It is fun to engage real thinkers... why would I waste time on shallow hacks?