We would be failing in our due diligence if we did not point out a history of UniParty affiliations and the subsequent willful blindness. First, today’s UniParty useful headline:
WASHINGTON DC – House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) said he has not witnessed any signs of the national voting fraud that President Trump has claimed.
“On the voter fraud issue, that really happens at the county level,” he told reporters Wednesday, according to CNN. “I don’t see any evidence.”
“But the president has 100,000 people at the Department of Justice, and if he wants to have an investigation, have at it,” Chaffetz added at the congressional Republican retreat in Philadelphia. “I just don’t see any evidence of it.” (read more)
Ah, yes, there’s Rep Chaffetz coming out of the shadows to protect the swamp – again.
Remember the IRS hearings that went no-where? Remember the House Committee hearings on Clinton’s email use that went no-where?… and more importantly: Remember the 2010 Tea Party led surge against the usurping GOPe agents and the push to have Jason Chaffetz challenge Senator Orrin Hatch?
Oh yes, there’s a history here to track the exact moment when Chaffetz joined the UniParty. That moment when he retracted his challenge to Senator Hatch and took the payoff from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in combination with the McConnell constructed promise of a major House Committee chairmanship if he removed himself from the equation.
That was the decision point, the exact moment, when Representative Jason Chaffetz chose to align with the internal construct of the DC UniParty apparatus.
Everything from that moment seven years ago forward to today has been constitutional patriots pushing the candle of accountability under the horsehair holding up the Sword of Damocles; and hidden in the background Representative Chaffetz sneakily blowing out the flame each time.
Look back. Look closely. Don’t take our word for it….
Look at actions, not words.
You’ll see.
The apparatus and institutional structure sustains itself. It presents the impression of opposition. However, it is an impression – nothing more.
Inasmuch as candidate Donald Trump immediately exposed the “crony conservative” George Will, Bill Kristol, Krauthammer, NRO et al, and the hidden ideology of the media apparatus…. so too does the arrival of President Trump in Washington DC expose the hidden ideology of elected representatives who have advanced a false and self-serving presentation for more than a few election cycles….
…. It’s often disconcerting to accept, but the more dangerous enemy is usually within the wire.
The risk: “The People’s President“…
[…] Yes, there is another government concealed behind the one that is visible at either end of Pennsylvania Avenue, a hybrid entity of public and private institutions ruling the country according to consistent patterns in season and out, connected to, but only intermittently controlled by, the visible state whose leaders we choose.
[…] The Deep State does not consist of the entire government. It is a hybrid of national security and law enforcement agencies: the Department of Defense, the Department of State, the Department of Homeland Security, the Central Intelligence Agency and the Justice Department. I also include the Department of the Treasury because of its jurisdiction over financial flows, its enforcement of international sanctions and its organic symbiosis with Wall Street. All these agencies are coordinated by the Executive Office of the President via the National Security Council.
Certain key areas of the judiciary belong to the Deep State, such as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, whose actions are mysterious even to most members of Congress. Also included are a handful of vital federal trial courts, such as the Eastern District of Virginia and the Southern District of Manhattan, where sensitive proceedings in national security cases are conducted.
The final government component (and possibly last in precedence among the formal branches of government established by the Constitution) is a kind of rump Congress consisting of the congressional leadership and some (but not all) of the members of the defense and intelligence committees. (read more)















“…. It’s often disconcerting to accept, but the more dangerous enemy is usually within the wire.”
A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist. A murderer is less to fear.
– Marcus Tullius Cicero
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Sounds like a perfect description of McConnell/
Notice in photos he always whispering/
definitely a close talker/ ALWAYS LOOKS GUILTY/
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Great post!
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Can I add…
“If I had but one bullet and were faced by both an enemy and a traitor, I would let the traitor have it.”
Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
^^^This is the attitude we all must adopt and ensure our government representatives understand we are serious and take to heart. There MUST be consequences – these people have literally and figuratively enslaved us and our heirs.
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Last chance before we wake up dispossessed in a hostile country occupied by enemies bent on genocide.
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We have had a traitor within the gates for the past eight years, more pointedly, within the white house. But more to the point, I would have Chaffetz look within the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) where a voter registration is embedded in the application. These are sent to the states and the newly enabled “voters” are not vetted as to whether they are citizens.
How about that for some fraud Mister Ignorant. Go run that trail down and catch a few non-citizen voters! Chafe me, you are going down, buddy for your acts against a wholesome America.
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Also, Mr. Chafe me, go to http://www.blackboxvoting.com to see who controls the voting apparatus and how easily any vote can be turned to the candidate of your choice.
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Should we have national election standards? Or would a national law aimed at reining in fraud by Dems in some states eventually lead to a future democrat congress using federalized voting standards to facilitate even more fraud?
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I’ve been mulling the idea of an upgrade to our flimsy paper social security cards. Maybe have something like the National ID card that Mexico has? There should be someway to prove you are a citizen. States definitely need to clean up their voter rolls,
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I do NOT want the Feds making us all register for their ID. Nope, uh uh, nada, it smells too much like more control, and would be ripe for abuse.
Having all states be required to provide state voter ID for elections would be smarter, and safer, imo.
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They have all the info they want in SS cards and Medicare cards. Do you own a home or file taxes. Did you ever buy a car? Do you have a credit card or debit car, banking or checking account. Get the picture? Getting a FED ID is SUCH a big deal. Wake up FIZZI! If they want info on you they already have it.
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Repealing the 17th Amendment would help.
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T.H.I.S.
(I know, I’m back on my soap box again!!)
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President Trump is asking for opinions and input from the Repubs gathered there. I wonder if he is using this issue to flush out opposition and get a measure of each person? (Just like he flushed out the MSM and also NeverTrumpers?) A lot of those lawmakers have been trying to fly under the radar.
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Why do Mormons hate Trump? lol Ronna Romney is a concern, imo
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Not all, Kathy. I am Mormon, but I am a fiercely proud American. And I love our President Trump like no other. All I can tell you is that although I knew and supported him from the very start, it took awhile for many of my friends and fellow Mormons to come around…but they have indeed, and ours are among the millions of prayers that go out each and every day for President Trump, his family and our mighty nation.
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http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2016/08/why_mormons_don_t_like_donald_trump.html
Mike Lee: “Citing one of the darkest days of the Mormons’ long history of enduring state-sponsored religious persecution, Lee continued, the Mormons are ‘a people who were ordered exterminated by the governor of Missouri in 1838. And statements like … [banning Muslims from the U.S.] make them nervous.’”
“Chaffetz told a group of 50 Utah Muslims that Trump’s call to ban Muslims is un-American, immoral, and does not represent ‘who we are as a people.’”
“The Mormons’ past has helped them empathize with the predicament of Muslim Americans; Mormon empathy for Mexicans is more a product of the church’s present. With close to 1,400,000 church members, Mexico is second only to the U.S. as the nation with the largest Mormon population.”
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Mike Lee is living in his own head – quite common with crazy people. 1838 Mormons are not 2017 terrorists. Mike Lee – what a maroon.
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Lee did not say they settlesin UT because they were run out of every other state. With theirn1-4 wives “etc”. Mormons are not god, apple pie, flag waving cult they want you to think they are.
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Obviously Chaffetz and Lee don’t bother to look beyond the MSM headlines, President Trump did NOT say he would ban Muslims.
Bunchaidiots.
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The Mormon church brings in people from all over, like the Mexicans, Tongans etc to increase their membership and so do all other religions. They care less about the damage to the US.
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Didn’t Utah vote for Trump? Didn’t McMullin come in third in Utah?
Hasn’t the Pope said a number of unflattering things about Trump? Aren’t there a number of Catholics that don’t like Trump? To be fair then, and use the same standard, why not ask, “Why do Catholics hate Trump?”
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i agree with you Fluff and Libertybelle…..Romney really gave Mormons a black eye….why you all dont toss him overboard is confounding.
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Being Catholic here in the US, TRUMP is more popular within the Catholics than this POPE is?
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I personally know some Mormons who are for Trump. I was thinking mostly of the Mormons who hold public office, like the ones mentioned in the Slate article, including Chaffetz, obviously. It started with me wondering whether he was LDS since he was from Utah but has an ethnic last name. Turns out he’s a convert.
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Here’s that hidden camera video of the NYC Board of Elections Commissioner talking AT LENGTH about how RAMPANT voter fraud is: Now that it’s public, Mayor Bolshevik Deblasio has canned him.
http://projectveritas.com/video/hidden-camera-nyc-democratic-election-commissioner-i-think-there-is-a-lot-of-voter-fraud
Tell me again, is voter ID enough? Heck no: the Dims game that system, too.
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Wow! While Trump is draining the swamp, NY needs to clean out their cesspool!
And not just NY, either.
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Anyone who claims there is no evidence of voter fraud is lying through their teeth. The Project Veritas videos alone had a Democrat operative claiming they’ve been bussing people around for 50 years. I’ve seen plenty of other videos of fraudulent activities at the polls as well. If they haven’t seen any voter fraud it’s only because they’ve closed their eyes, plugged their ears, and been yelling “la-la-la” any time it’s been brought up.
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Oh yes “we” will.
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More winning!
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Well, shoot. It won’t work here though it shows up fine in my browser. It was
Try this one, instead:

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This so called “conservative” Jason Chaffetz (if that is his real name) should be investigated for impersonating a U.S. Congressman. Chaffetz is a voter’s fraud.
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Agree! Great post!
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I knew there would be resistance from the GOPe because I understood who their master is, and it isn’t their constituents, but I didn’t have an appreciation for just how much they are controlled. We are witnessing a choreography of resistance. The puppets dance in and then out when another dances in. It’s like a pack of hyenas attacking a lone lion. Darting in to nip and then retreating when the lion focuses on the attacker only to have another hyena dart in and nip on the other side. It seems this is the tactic being employed to slow and stymie Trump without exposing the puppets in a frontal attack. They agree on one thing while someone else disagrees only to have the roles reversed on a different subject. Trump is strong, but these weasels are in their element – it’s their battleground and they know the terrain well. They will try to box him in and slow his momentum until he either (1) gets frustrated enough to step in a trap, or (2) he loses public support because the economy isn’t picking up and providing the jobs he promised.
I’m reminded this is going to take a lot of prayer from a lot of God’s people.
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We are fools if we think Trump can’t do this without our support. Winning the election was just the first battle. We’ll face many more if we want to win the war. We need to stand by Trump, and engage the enemy at every turn.
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I am so bothered by how mouthy these people are towards President Trump. They didn’t speak to Obama in such a rude manner.
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Wow! I was not aware JC was such a black hat! Nor had I ever heard about the “consent decree” from the early 80’s! Good grief! Hope Pres Trump knows about that and can get the folks in place to get that sucker over turned! Thanks Sentient for bringing it up, and SD for the link to the wnd article on it! As always, I come here to get educated, and Sundance YOU and the Treepers never disappoint! Bet there are tons of people like myself who never knew about the cs, and now that we’ve got the majority of people behind the POTUS and support growing daily, there’s no better time than now to reach for the brass ring and get rid of it!!! …but then again, Pres Trump is usually so many moves ahead in this multidimensional chess game, that could very well be why he brought it up now!! If he’s not, surely his staff that follows SD will bring it to his attention! Sharing the link to this article, and to the wnd one too (as I do many!)
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Rule of thumb: unless proven otherwise, all, and I mean all Congressmen are lying, on the take by global interests, and do not follow the will of their voters.
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Chaffetz sounds like he has an agenda to keep illegal aliens on the rolls. Is it the voter rolls he wants to keep intact, or is it the worker rolls he’s protecting? Something smells fishy Chaffetz. I’d like to get to the bottom of this by investigating the voter rolls for voter fraud. I support President Trump.
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This thread has been enlightening – in so many ways!
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Wasn’t Chaffetz part of the committee that listened to Catherine Engelbrecht? What a blind ostrich he is. When conservatives are over a sensitive target the left usually declares a subject out of bounds for discussion or ridicules any changes as unnecessary. Why is voter ID enforcement out of bounds? This maybe the most important issue Trump investigates otherwise future elections will be decided by Mexican citizens who believe SE USA is rightfully theirs anyway.
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Backstory:
Jadon’s dad’s 1st wife was kitty 🐱 Dukakis, his step mother. He has step siblings.
Jason, born Jewish, is a convert to the Book 📚 of Morman from the 5 books 📚 of Moses after he moved to Utah.
He is a convert to Republi CON from Demorat – after Mike Dukakis lost the 1982 election to “poppy” psychopath bush. (He was dukakis’ Utah chair- Utah lost)
Wherever the wind blows
Voter fraud is not a subject like the Benghazi kangaroo court theater 🎭 , which he could deceive.
Daryl Issa would have held hearings…ge almost list his seat. Dud to illegal voting.
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About that IRS Investigation. I remember Koskinen getting asked all sorts of technical questions about Lerner’s emails that went missing. He “wasn’t a technical guy” was the narrative. Thought to self at the time where have I heard that name before…search engine said Clinton’s Y2K “Expert”. Oh yes now I recall. Sigh.
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How do you get evidence, if you don’t investigate? You investigate allegations and look for evidence. If there is none, well and good; if there is, you act on it. If there really were virtually no voter fraud, no one would care if it was investigated–in fact, such an investigation would be welcomed.
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“But the president has 100,000 people at the Department of Justice, and if he wants to have an investigation, have at it,” Chaffetz added at the congressional Republican retreat in Philadelphia. “I just don’t see any evidence of it.”’
Prefect. Traitor Chaffetz relinquishing his role in investigating voter fraud. Passing baton to DOJ. Prefect. Sessons…all in due time. Patience. Traitor will be exposed.
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In MN, you only need a utility bill to register to vote. The gas and electric services in my area have a Spanish menu when you call. They only ask for your name and location for the service. They (utility’s) do NOT check on your immigration status, nor do they verify that you are a real person.
These politicians say there is no evidence of fraud because there is absolutely NOTHING in place to verify who, it or what is voting. I put the electric bill in my name, my cat gets the water bill and my truck takes care of the gas bill.
Imagine shopping at a store that does not have employee’s and does not keep record of inventory. The customer is responsible to make sure they pay for everything. Would they have any evidence to suggest that there was any theft?
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Short compilation of studies about voter fraud:
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2017/01/donald_trump_confronting_voter_fraud_denial.html
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Does Trey Gowdy, Chaffetz or Darrell Issa ever win at anything?
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Beyond (re)elections, No.
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Does Chaffetz still beat all of his mormon wives? What a fricken hack. Sturdy oak branch and hemp rope.
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Marcus Tullius Cicero > Quotes > Quotable Quote
Marcus Tullius Cicero
“A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist. A murderer is less to fear.”
I sure hope fully expect that Trump is making a list of all those on BOTH sides of the isle that will be on the chopping block come the mid terms.
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Chafass is a fraud, and he looks like he might be hiding quite a few skeletons in the closet
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So there is little evidence of voter fraud? There’s little evidence of texting while driving. There’s little evidence of spitting on sidewalks. There’s little evidence of teenagers violating curfews. There’s little evidence of jaywalking. Yet we see these crimes happening all of the time. The evidence is almost always anecdotal and is, therefore, rejected by those who have an interest in rejecting it. There is little evidence of these crimes because the victims are few, the practical implementation of enforcement standards is difficult, or the implementation is considered to be a violation of civil rights.
In most states voter registration requirements are low. The validation of voter registration is non-existent, chiefly because the tools for validation are denied us. Voter registration in this country is based upon an honor system. It is a joke exploited by those having an interest in doing so.
With no witnesses around the class smartass knuckle punches a weaker kid in the solar plexus, causing him to double over in pain for several minutes. Later, when the principal confronts young smartass about the assault the kid says, “Prove it!” This is the game the Left is playing.
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If Chaffetz doesn’t see any evidence it’s only because he’s not looking.
Maybe he’s also just very easy to fool. Hey, as long as he doesn’t see any evidence, the crooks can do what they want, it’s fine with him.
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