Reset Intelligence: Why Is Trump So Calm About the Vote?
By Reset Intelligence | @EXIT_FIAT
On election night Trump was talking about massive fraud. On Sunday, in a long television interview, he did not mention it once.
2 days earlier he made Stephen Miller, his loudest voice on ballot fraud, his chief of staff.
The calm
Trump put the loss down to the war and to gasoline prices. “Well, number one, I was not on the ballot,” he said. He made no claim that the count was rigged. Yet on Saturday his feed reposted a call for “answers at the ballot level”: hand counts of paper ballots, poll books checked against the votes counted, and voter files showing who actually turned out.
What else moved
- Miller – becomes chief of staff from today. When a Democratic congressman told him to “lawyer up,” Attorney General Todd Blanche replied: “Stephen Miller has a lawyer. It’s me and the entire Department of Justice.”
- The cases – the Justice Department has charged 63 people in 15 states with illegal voting and fraudulent registration, and 239 since the administration began.
- The deadline – the intelligence chief’s report on foreign interference in the vote is due by December 18. The new Congress sits on January 3.
- Iraq’s border – Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein says Washington has formally asked Baghdad to close every land crossing with Iran except two. The US military has set up Task Force Iron Gate on Iran’s land routes.
- Tuesday – Baghdad’s cabinet sits on the 2027 budget. Baghdad’s street closed Sunday near 168,400 IQD for $100, against the official 152,000.
The question
If Trump thought he had lost the fight over the count, why did he go quiet on camera and put his fraud hawk in the chief of staff’s chair?
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