Reposting upon request to clarify.

I'm not here to trash Tim Pool. I think he's fairly honest with his opinions. He oscillates back and forth on where he stands partially because he just recently came to discover why Donald Trump is so unique as a president. I also sympathize with wanting to protect your company from being taken away. Very few people have the influence of Joe Rogan and Alex Jones.

That said, there comes a certain point where you just have to take a risk. Tim needs to change his tone, in my opinion.

We know for a fact that several Democratic executives changed their state election rules without consulting with the Republican legislatures. In several battlegrounds - most notably Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin - the Republicans were pushed out of the process. Governor Whitmer has shown a complete disregard for the other 2 branches - as have the officials in Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Detroit and Philadelphia.

People at all levels have pointed out for months that using unsolicited ballots in states that don't have pre-existing infrastructure is irresponsible. Let's even ignore Dominion. The irregularities and misconduct found just with 3 weeks of time have been unprecedented in modern politics. In samples exceeding 100,000, a significant percentage of absentee ballots were never checked. Other ballots were checked but never requested. And now there's sworn affidavits from Democrats that ballots have been tampered with.

Standing on your feet requires more than just being a fence sitter. A patriot doesn't just stick to the 'milquetoast" label. The election has already been broken. Sydney Powell's litigation can only make the election's integrity less believable. The Democrats changed rules against the wishes of the main opposition party who had control of the legislative branch. If you love the Constitition, that is all you need to believe the election was illegitimate in at least those 3 states. You can't claim to love the Constitition and then hope you can just skip town when it is ignored.