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The rigging Factors: The 2020 Election – What They Don't Want You to Know




Folks, let's cut through the spin and get to the facts. For years, the mainstream media and the political establishment have dismissed any questions about the 2020 presidential election as "baseless conspiracy theories." But now, even *Time* magazine – hardly a Trump-friendly outlet – has let the cat out of the bag. And with fresh FBI actions in Georgia, Arizona, and beyond, the American people deserve straight talk, not more gaslighting. This isn't about sour grapes; it's about election integrity, the foundation of our republic.


Back in February 2021, *Time* ran a piece titled "The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign That Saved the 2020 Election." Written by Molly Ball, 

This article describes a "well-funded cabal" of powerful people – left-wing activists, union bosses, corporate CEOs (including Mark Zuckerberg's money pouring in), and tech insiders – who worked behind the scenes to "influence perceptions, change rules and laws, steer media coverage, and control the flow of information." They bragged about it. This wasn't some organic get-out-the-vote effort. It was a coordinated push to alter how America votes, especially with expanded mail-in ballots and drop boxes during the COVID chaos. They changed procedures in key states, suppressed stories like the Hunter Biden laptop, and mobilized voters in ways that conveniently benefited one side. If that doesn't smell like interference to you, what does?


Dinesh D'Souza's documentary *2000 Mules*

Using geotracking data from True the Vote and surveillance footage to allege organized ballot harvesting – "mules" making multiple trips to drop boxes in swing states like Georgia, Arizona, Michigan, and Wisconsin. The film claimed this coordinated trafficking could have moved hundreds of thousands of illegal ballots. While critics have nitpicked the data matching and some specifics (D'Souza himself later addressed inaccuracies in certain video correlations), the core issue remains: widespread concerns about unsecured drop boxes, chain-of-custody problems, and ballot stuffing that traditional safeguards would have prevented. Eyewitness affidavits from poll watchers – thousands of them – described blocked access, mysterious van deliveries late at night, and ballots appearing in pristine condition without proper envelopes.


Garland Favorito and VoterGA .

 This Georgia activist and his group have been relentless, filing lawsuits and demanding audits of Fulton County's 2020 ballots. Favorito has pushed for years to examine the physical evidence, arguing counterfeit or duplicated ballots swung the state. His efforts, backed by public pressure and now aligning with federal moves, highlight real questions about signature verification failures, ballot images, and processing anomalies that state officials downplayed.


Biden-era DOJ under Merrick Garland.

 For years, it seemed more interested in targeting parents at school boards and pro-life protesters than aggressively pursuing election integrity complaints. Contrast that with the current push: the FBI is now digging into these very issues.


As of 2026, the FBI has executed search warrants and subpoenas in key spots. In Fulton County, Georgia, agents raided the elections hub, seizing over 650 boxes of 2020 ballots and records – materials tied directly to the fraud claims Favorito and others have raised. In Maricopa County, Arizona, subpoenas went out for audit records and voting data. Reports indicate investigations into potential irregularities across other states too. While past audits and courts didn't overturn results, these actions suggest the Bureau is finally treating serious allegations with the scrutiny they deserve – voter roll inaccuracies, non-citizen voting attempts, duplicate counting, and more. The establishment called it all "debunked" for years. Now the feds are busting open the files.


Other red flags from 2020 that demand answers:


-Late-night vote dumps: In multiple states, massive batches of ballots arrived after observers were sidelined or windows were covered, overwhelmingly favoring Biden. Statistical anomalies in places like Milwaukee and Atlanta raised eyebrows – turnout spikes in specific precincts that defied historical patterns.

- Mail-in vulnerabilities: Expanded no-excuse absentee voting, relaxed signature matching, and backdating claims. Affidavits detailed ballots with missing postmarks or improper curing.

- Dominion and voting machine concerns: Questions about software glitches, internet connectivity (despite denials), and vote tabulation in key counties. While not "hacked" in the movie sense, chain-of-custody and auditability issues persist.

- Bellwethers and turnout: Biden's win defied many historical indicators, with razor-thin margins in states where Trump performed strongly in down-ballot races.

Courts dismissed many lawsuits on procedural grounds or lack of "standing," not always on the full merits of the evidence. Big Tech censorship and media suppression of dissent didn't help public trust.

Look, no one wants to undermine faith in elections. But pretending everything was perfect in 2020 insults the intelligence of millions of Americans who saw the irregularities with their own eyes. The *Time* admission of a "cabal," D'Souza's documentation of mules, Favorito's dogged pursuit in Georgia, and the FBI's current busts in Georgia, Arizona, and elsewhere paint a picture of an election that was, at minimum, tilted by extraordinary, non-transparent means – and potentially far worse.


The American people have a right to know the full truth. Transparency now – full audits, ballot examinations, and accountability – is the only way to restore trust. Because if we can't secure our votes, we don't have a republic. That's the Factor. What do you think? Send your comments – we'll read the best ones on air.

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