Category Archives: elections

The second in a series of articles on where America may be headed following the 2020 election. In my previous post, I suggested that Silicon Valley tech companies plan to cut off communication between President Trump and his supporters. Less than 24 hours later, the President’s Twitter account was permanently suspended, and according to several…

A video version of this commentary is available at the bottom of the post. As most of you know, yesterday, Mike Pence presided over the counting of the electoral college vote. Contrary to what many of us hoped for, he refused to consider the votes for Donald Trump that electors from several states had submitted….

I wasn’t going to post another message before January 6th, the day electoral votes are counted during a joint session of Congress. I was content to stand on my previous assessment, but recent statements made by Vice-President Pence have made me think that perhaps a different plan may be in the works. The President has…

Over the last month, I’ve provided a number of possible paths for President Trump to be re-elected. This article will explain the simplest, most direct, constitutional path to the President’s re-election and the reasons why some paths are, in my opinion, less viable. Opinions vary on if, and how President Trump might pull off a…

In this post, I’ll describe what I believe is the most viable path for President Trump to be re-elected using provisions outlined in the Constitution, and federal and state laws that govern elections. (In addition to the written text of this post, a video version is provided at the bottom.) This discussion centers on the…