The election assessment report will be released shortly from the DNI.
Looking at Texas and a few other states I’m pretty sure they will find wide scale foreign and domestic meddling in the midterm election
At that point Trumps EOs from 2017/2025 will become active and the shit will hit the fan…
This is NOT a maybe… This is truly going to happen…
Keep your eye on Scott Bessent in the next 40 days.. It will all start with him…
https://x.com/staceymcca40139/status/2118486775865729309
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! LISTEN TO THIS!!! Democrats I have a feeling that all of you are in a lot of trouble and your election is gonna go right down the toilet
Note the correct EO is 13848 NOT 14838 AS HE SAID
THE DOJ HAD 1000s OF ELECTION MONITORS …AND YET NOT ONE PUBLIC COMPLAINT OF ELECTION FRAUD HAS SURFACED
THERE WERE HUNDREDS OF ELECTION INTEGRITY LAWS ENACTED ALL OVER IN MANY STATES AND YET NOT ONE COMPLAINT ABOUT THIS ELECTION
TRUMP HAS OFFERED A MILLION DOLLARS FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO CONVICTION ON ELECTION FRAUD AND YET NOT ONE CASE HAS BEEN MADE PUBLIC
THIS IS THE FIRST ELECTION SINCE AI ( SI) BECAME WHAT IT IS AND YET NOT ONE ACT OF FRAUD HAS BEEN UNCOVERED
WHAT IF THIS WAS A “TRAP” ELECTION …WHAT IF
BECAUSE IF NOT…THEN IT TRULY IS THE END OF THE REPUBLIC AS WE KNOW IT
ALL HANDS ON DECK
Executive Order 13848 is one of the most misunderstood election-related executive orders.
What it actually does:
It declares that foreign interference in U.S. elections is a national emergency and directs the U.S. intelligence community to assess whether foreign governments or their agents interfered in a federal election.
It requires the Director of National Intelligence to provide an assessment after an election regarding any foreign interference that may have occurred.
It authorizes the U.S. government to impose sanctions and other measures against foreign persons, entities, or governments found responsible for such interference.
What it does not do:
It does not authorize the President to overturn election results. The text focuses on assessments, reporting, and sanctions related to foreign interference.
It does not provide a mechanism to rerun elections or directly seize voting machines. Those claims are not stated in the order itself.
Why it gets talked about so much:
After the 2020 election, some commentators argued EO 13848 could trigger extraordinary actions affecting election outcomes. However, the actual order’s language is centered on identifying and responding to foreign interference through intelligence assessments and potential sanctions.
If you’re interested, I can also explain the famous theory that some people have about EO 13848, military intelligence reports, and election certification, and separate what is in the order from what is speculation.
The Theory
After the 2020 election, some commentators argued that EO 13848 created a hidden process whereby:
U.S. intelligence agencies would detect foreign interference in an election.
Evidence would be gathered through classified reports.
The findings could prevent certification of the election or eventually overturn results.
In some versions of the theory, military intelligence, voting-machine investigations, and sealed actions were said to be connected to the order.
The key point is that these claims went well beyond the text of the order itself.
What the Order Actually Says
The order directs the Director of National Intelligence to assess whether foreign actors interfered in a U.S. election and report the findings to senior government officials. It also provides a framework for sanctions against foreign individuals, entities, or governments involved in such interference.
The order itself does not contain language authorizing:
overturning election results,
delaying certification,
imposing martial law,
rerunning elections,
seizing control of state election systems,
or automatically triggering extraordinary constitutional powers.
Why It Became So Prominent
The order was signed in September 2018, after concerns about foreign election interference. Because it created a structured process requiring intelligence assessments after elections, it became a focal point for speculation during the contentious aftermath of the 2020 election.
An Interesting Historical Note
Many people who cite EO 13848 focus on what they believe could happen if a future intelligence assessment concluded that significant foreign interference occurred. The order unquestionably establishes a process for investigating and responding to such interference through sanctions and national-security actions. What remains debated is the political significance of any findings, not the legal text itself. The text is public and relatively straightforward.
In short: EO 13848 is real, important, and still frequently discussed, but many of the dramatic claims made about it are interpretations or theories rather than provisions found in the order’s text.
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