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By Selwyn Duke<\/p>\n
It won\u2019t be news to many that New Jersey is as crooked as a dog\u2019s hind leg. This extends, of course, to its electoral system. Thus can it be said assuredly that without vote fraud, the remarkably corrupt and fairly stupid Garden State governor, Goldman Sachs guy Phil Murphy, would have lost Tuesday\u2019s election hands down.<\/p>\n
Murphy\u2019s challenger, Republican Jack Ciatarelli, has a slim advantage after late-counted votes have trimmed his margin. As of this writing,\u00a0he leads the incumbent<\/a> 49.65 percent to 49.60 percent with 97.51 percent of the precincts reporting. It\u2019s a good bet at this point that more than enough votes will be found to put Murphy over the top. After all, anyone who thinks spontaneous generation is a myth hasn\u2019t seen Democrat ballots magically appear in a car trunk or in a truck overnight.<\/p>\n How can we know Murphy is only competitive because of vote fraud? It\u2019s simple: \u201cThe best predictor of future behavior is past behavior,\u201d as the saying goes. So time for a little flashback.<\/p>\n \u201cA judge has ruled that new elections must be held in Patterson [sic], New Jersey, after mail-in voting allowed massive voter fraud to take place,\u201d\u00a0wrote<\/a>\u00a0The Political Insider last August. At issue was a May 12, 2020 City Council special election between two\u00a0Democrats<\/em>.<\/p>\n \u201cAn investigation\u00a0caused 20 percent of ballots to be rejected<\/strong><\/a>, and charges of voter fraud were brought against [challenger Alex] Mendez, another councilman, and two other men,\u201d the Insider continues. \u201cMendez and the councilman were accused of the unauthorized possession of ballots that weren\u2019t their own, and also of submitting voter registration applications for those not eligible to vote.\u201d<\/p>\n Mendez would nonetheless go on to win a November election redo over five-term incumbent William McKoy \u2014 by\u00a013 votes\u00a0<\/em>\u2014 also, allegedly, aided by ballot fraud. But was this just a one-off? Hardly.<\/p>\n Another flashback: A man the\u00a0New York Post\u00a0<\/em>described as a \u201ctop Democratic operative\u201d spoke to the paper last August under the condition of anonymity and admitted that he and his team have been committing mail-in vote fraud \u201con a grand scale, for decades,\u201d as the\u00a0Post<\/em>\u00a0put it<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cThere is no race in New Jersey \u2014 from city council to United States Senate \u2014 that we haven\u2019t worked on,\u201d stated the Democrat operative. He also revealed that such efforts, which extend far beyond NJ, \u201ccould be enough to flip states.\u201d<\/p>\n Get the picture?<\/p>\n