Kyle Brown

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With the efforts put in place to prevent fraud many are suspecting that the silence from Trump and RNC is intentional. Several arrests have been made already and now hacked voting machines... What do you think is happening behind the scenes?

It's no secret that voter fraud happens. What we don't know is how much of it people are getting away with: noncitizens voting, mail ballots being harvested or dumped, and tricks we haven't even heard of yet. Watch this video. Travis County, Texas, 2018. An undercover reporter tells two poll workers her boyfriend is not a citizen, a DACA recipient. The first says, "Don't pay any attention to that. Bring him up here." The second says, "Driver's license? He's good." If poll workers will wave that through on camera, believing it isn't happening on a bigger scale is naive. When people get away with something, they tend to do it again, and bigger. In 2020, a longtime New Jersey Democratic operative told the New York Post he had fixed mail-in ballots for decades: collecting sealed ballots door to door, steaming envelopes open to swap ballots, filling out ballots for nursing home residents, and paying homeless shelter residents to vote. nypost.com/2020/08/29/politi… That same year, it happened in the open. Paterson, New Jersey, May 2020, an all-mail city council election. Hundreds of ballots turned up bundled together in mailboxes. 800 ballots were thrown out. A judge voided the election and ordered a new one, and the winner was blocked from taking his seat. Six years later, the charges were dismissed, not because nothing happened, but because the state took too long to bring the case to trial and failed to disclose an immunity deal with a key witness. Now Texas. James Talarico won the Senate race by about 12 points, and he won it before Election Day. His early votes alone topped Ken Paxton's entire vote total, and he got more votes in Texas than Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden or Kamala Harris ever did. Here's what most people don't know about how Texas checks voters: • You don't have to prove citizenship to register. You check a box. • Poll workers check ID, not citizenship. A legal noncitizen with a green card carries the same kind of Texas driver's license you do. • No photo ID? You can sign a "Reasonable Impediment Declaration" and vote with a utility bill or a paycheck. In 2016, about 16,000 of these were signed, and the AP found at least 500 signed by people who said they had an ID but never showed it. • Before this election, Texas ran its 18 million voters through the federal SAVE database and flagged 2,724 possible noncitizens. But SAVE can only find people who are already in the federal immigration system. • A bill requiring proof of citizenship to register passed the Texas Senate in 2025 and died in the House without a vote. So the real question is: how many noncitizens are on the Texas voter rolls? The honest answer is that no one can tell you. And Texas isn't alone. 19 states and D.C. give driver's licenses to people here illegally, and New Jersey's DMV once registered 6,600 noncitizens through a software error. The SAVE Act would have required proof of citizenship to register in every state. It passed the House, then died in the Senate, blocked by the filibuster, and four Republican senators voted against a version of it. With Democrats taking both chambers in January, that door is closed. That's a missed opportunity. And until every voter on the rolls is verified, every close race, and every race that breaks the pattern, will face more mistrust and more scrutiny. We start with Texas. Texas should release: • The final results of those 2,724 citizenship reviews. How many were confirmed noncitizens, how many voted, and how many were referred for prosecution. • How many Reasonable Impediment Declarations were signed this year, and in which counties. • Whether the tactics that New Jersey operative described were used here. Which organizations collected ballot applications or ballots from nursing homes, assisted-living centers and homeless shelters? Who "assisted" elderly and disabled voters with their ballots, and how many voters did each of them help? Texas already requires anyone who helps a mail voter to sign the ballot envelope with their name and address. Those records exist. Release them. One race at a time. Texas is first. Christian Vote USA christianvoteusa.org/shop

We're not saying it was stolen. We're saying prove it was clean. Before Election Day: • DHS flagged more than 256,000 possible noncitizens on the voter rolls in just four states • DOJ charged 239 people with voting crimes • Courts refused to set aside 20,000 California ballots the DOJ flagged as possible noncitizen votes Then came one of the biggest midterm swings in decades. 1,000 DOJ monitors were watching. 22,000 RNC poll workers were watching. So far, no findings have been released. Where are the reports? Asking questions about an election doesn't make you a conspiracy theorist. It makes you a citizen. Every legal vote should count, and every illegal one should be found. 1. Do you trust the results? 2. In the next 45 days, will these efforts uncover fraud big enough to matter, or will they confirm the results?We're not saying it was stolen. We're saying prove it was clean. Before Election Day: • DHS flagged more than 256,000 possible noncitizens on the voter rolls in just four states • DOJ charged 239 people with voting crimes • Courts refused to set aside 20,000 California ballots the DOJ flagged as possible noncitizen votes Then came one of the biggest midterm swings in decades. 1,000 DOJ monitors were watching. 22,000 RNC poll workers were watching. So far, no findings have been released. Where are the reports? Asking questions about an election doesn't make you a conspiracy theorist. It makes you a citizen. Every legal vote should count, and every illegal one should be found. 1. Do you trust the results? 2. In the next 45 days, will these efforts uncover fraud big enough to matter, or will they confirm the results?

Jesus came the first time to offer mercy and save. He will come again to judge and destroy the kingdoms of evil.The same God who is “a man of war” (Exodus 15:3) is the one who sent his Son not to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through him (John 3:17). Matthew 10:34 — “I have not come to bring peace, but a sword” — is not a call to violence. Peer-reviewed scholarship (David C. Sim, HTS 2000; N. Clayton Croy, JBR 2019) shows it describes the division the gospel creates and the eschatological judgment that is coming. Revelation 19:11–16 shows the end of the story: the Rider on the white horse, Faithful and True, who judges and makes war in righteousness. The sword comes from his mouth — the word of judgment.Mercy first. Judgment later. Power and grace in the same person. #Jesus #Revelation19 #DivineWarrior #MercyAndJudgment

Stay focused on your local community and office. Change starts and grows from your neighborhood! CPR News (Nov. 4, 2026) on Props 134/135 passing; Colorado Sun (Nov. 4, 2026) on Prop 134 being a statute; Rocky Mountain Voice on statewide results; Colorado Constitution Article IX, Section 15 (local control of instruction).

Now the new Governor of Colorado is looking at making adjustments to propositions 134 and 135. (Kids playing sports with their biological sex and no sex changes on kids under 18). Phil Weiser's options range from throwing the bill out completely to minor tweaks. Either way, with the Democrat supermajority the Bill's implementation will be re-written before signed into law negating the will of Colorado voters. Colorado Conservatives now officially have no voice.