The electoral fraud evidence is accumulating to the point where I must conclude that the November election was stolen by the Democrats. In the months leading up to the election, report after report surfaced highlighting significant erosion of support for President Obama. Electoral fraud can occur at any stage in the process, but there are three main types.

Cliff Kincaid’s latest column at RenewAmerica says a number of important observations that have been bouncing around in my head the last couple of weeks. The evidence is clear that-yet again-an exposed RINO cannot fool the Republican base into supporting him. It is also clear that Mitt Romney’s loss, and the historic losses for marriage in some states, were not unrelated events.

In the wake of President Obama’s decisive reelection, the GOP is engaged in some serious soul-searching. Pundits on the Right and Left are cautioning Republicans that their party is facing extinction unless some major changes are made. They maintain it’s evolve or die for the GOP. The question is, how much can an institution change without losing its identity? If “change” for the Republican Party means ceasing to stand for the conservative principles that have defined it since the time of Abraham Lincoln, is that what Republicans want? Is that what America needs?

Honesty is always the best policy because when you’re fooling yourself, you’re not fooling anyone else.  The recent election should have been a wake-up call for everyone committed to the traditional principles of our great republic: constitutionally limited government, personal liberty, and economic freedom.  The weeping has lasted for a night, and now it is time to be honest with ourselves to face the cold clear light of day and to prayerfully find our way in this brave new world.

To the Progressives who fight voter ID I want say, “This voter fraud. Here it is? There was massive and systemic voter fraud!” To those who refuse to call a spade a spade, hiding their heads in the sand and pretending this election was the result of a demographic shift, the power of negative advertising, or anything else besides Chicago style politics as usual I want to ask, “Why are you so quiet about something that is so obvious?”

Suddenly hundreds of thousands of Americans are asking that their state be allowed to secede from the Union. When I first saw this news spreading, I smelled a rat. First of all, a secession movement is worthless, unless it is a state government movement, and even then, it is next to fantasy. Citizen petitions are ignored by the commie devils in power, because they could not care less what Constitution-loving Americans want. Secondly, am I the only one here who is noticing the fact that these citizen petitions are White House website-based?

You may have heard by now that there is a growing movement by some people in several states to secede from the United States in the wake of the pro-socialist election victory on Nov. 6. Many people have had it with the desire of roughly half of our country to rape and pillage the other half for free stuff, and to ignore the U.S. Constitution, and rather than continuing to try to save America, they just want out.

It seems to me that what was worth fighting and dying for back in 1776 should remain front and center today. What created our country is what will speed our present quest. Despite all the highbrowed prognosticators, and the weak spine tutelage from our corps of experts, the basic tenets found within our Constitution remains as our Eucharist for freedom’s salvation.

As amazing as it may seem to some, there are some non-Americans around the world who understand far better than many Americans what makes America special, what makes it good, what makes it the greatest nation on earth. Peter Hitchens of the British Daily Mail recently shared his Election Day observations, and they do not bode well for America’s future.

Woody Allen once quipped that there are two sides to a person, one being the side that aspires to such nobler things as art, beauty and pondering the meaning of life, and then there’s the other side that has all the fun! It was an appeal to the latter that sealed victory for the Democrats, although with economic stagnancy on tap for the foreseeable future, the Democrats can hardly claim to offer anything fun.