"It appears that Americans have cast off their insouciance and are going to take back their country from the two corrupt political parties, both of which have unleashed evil on America and the world, writes US economist and former Reagan administration official Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, referring to Trump supporters enthusiasm.

"The Democrats might try to… orchestrate an 'insurrection,' invoke Pentagon Directive 5240.01, and prevent Trump from being inaugurated, the economist suggested. "We must keep in mind that the inauguration of a president comes two and one-half months after his election. There is plenty of time for Democrat and ruling elite mischief.

"There is one threat in making American great again, and that threat is restoring American militarily dominance," warns the former Reagan official. "The neoconservatives will use this American desire not only to foment wars but also in the name of national security to restore the spying, the restraints on free expression, and the name-calling that have eroded our civil liberties.

“I think they [Democrats] have more to lose in terms of actual democratic philosophies of their party, their left liberalism. They have a lot to lose and they're going to fight to keep it. So I see if any violence and fraud happens, both parties could be guilty, but the motivation to do it is almost entirely in the Democratic Party,” she concludes.

"Of course there'll be no violence. My supporters are not violent people. I don't have to tell them that. I certainly don't want any violence, but I certainly don't have to tell them. These are great people. These are people that believe in no violence. Unlike your question. You believe in violence," Trump stressed.

"I know [US] troops [are] in war zones. As vice president, you're privy. You know the official troops and the unofficial troops. What she said was a flat-out bold-faced lie. Next-level bold-faced lie. An absurd lie," Musk said in a podcast with Joe Rogan released on Tuesday.

"The Atlantic Council, a lobby group for the military-security complex and Washington’s hegemony over Europe… created a lie machine, DFR Lab… [that] defined those of us who have documented the legalization of election theft in the swing states as 'Russia-linked media'," writes US economist and former Reagan administration official Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, commenting on DFR Lab's recent propaganda stunt.

"Russia has to be behind everything so that we can stay at war with Russia," Dr. Roberts writes. "As for being a conspiracy theorist, the self-serving interest groups declare all truth-tellers to be conspiracy theorists. Every explanation, no matter how truthful, that does not uphold the official narratives, is a conspiracy theory."

“They must be trained as intelligence operatives and trained in the use all the weaponry and equipment they have to employ,” he explains.

“On the one hand, it simplifies intelligence gathering, on the other, it makes operations on the battlefield more complex,” Klupov says.

"Intelligence is undergoing a significant transformation," Klupov stated. "A new form of intelligence has emerged: cyber intelligence. This discipline gathers information from digital sources and the Internet, particularly from the military's designated networks used for command and control."

2024 isn’t expected to be any different, with the latest figures showing Republicans and Democrats together polling at 96-99% of the vote, lending credence to the poignant observation from a 90s episode of the Simpsons that Americans would have to vote for one of two parties even if their candidates were space aliens seeking to enslave humanity.

Its nominees for president and VP are Chase Oliver and Mike ter Maat. Won 1.18% of the vote in 2020.

Nominees this year are Jill Stein and Butch Ware. Stein was the party’s candidate in 2012 and 2016, but sat out 2020, when the party got 0.26% of the vote.

Can be voted for in 41 states. Candidates this year are Claudia De la Cruz and Karina Garcia. The party won 86,239 votes in 2020 (0.05%).

Possible to vote for in 18 states. 2024 candidates are Randall Terry and Stephen Broden. Won 60,023 votes (0.04%) in 2020.

On the ballot or qualifying as a write-in in 42 states, its candidates are Peter Sonski and Lauren Onak. Got 44,600 votes (0.02%) in 2020, and has six members in local office.

Candidates in 2024 are Michael Wood and John Pietrowski. Certified/write-in in 9 states. Won 4,834 votes (0.00%) in 2020.

Can be voted for in 9 states. Blake Huber and Andrea Denault are its nominees.

The Pirates are ballot eligible in 9 states, and have Vermin Supreme and Jonathan Realz as its 2024 candidates.