Yes, the election was stolen.

Yes, the Democrats did it.

There is no better indication that the Democrats stole the 2020 election than their current moves to charge Republicans with trying to steal the 2020 election. Like other liars and thieves, Democrats always charge others with what they’re actually doing—witness Hillary Clinton’s campaign in 2016 paying Russians through a British go-between to tell the world that Donald Trump was too cozy with Russians. And Hillary’s sale of a big chunk of U-S uranium to Russian oligarchs. Or Donald Trump being impeached by a Democrat-controlled House for talking with a Ukrainian president about Biden when Biden was actually being paid off by Ukrainians.

This week Donald Trump was informed he was a target of an investigation by special counsel Jack Squat—excuse me, Jack Smith—because he allegedly tried to flip the vote in Georgia. Sure.

Liberals have made up their minds about 2020. Their hatred of Donald Trump has blinded them to any evidence that might go in Trump’s favor. It is truly Trump Derangement Syndrome. Plus, this is how they wanted the election to come out, so why look further? But I shall point out publicly available evidence that shows both Hanky and Panky were involved in the 2020 vote counting.

First, Joe Biden received 81 million votes in 2020—10 million more than Barack Obama in his best showing. Do you think people were more excited about voting for Joe Biden in 2020 than Obama in 2008? That huge total was necessary because Trump got 75 million votes. The election came down to four crucial states. The Democrats were going to make sure Biden won Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia because they had to. Another four years of Donald Trump would have resulted in all manner of changes in “The Swamp.” Trump’s reelection would have caused him to work much harder to change things in Washington, which would have cost a lot of corrupt people a lot of money and power. He had to be stopped.

Let’s begin with some trustworthy numbers—the count in all 50 states as of 1:37 am Eastern time on Election Night. It was published in the Philadelphia Inquirer that came out the morning after the election, with statistics provided by the Associated Press. Here’s the table, as published.

Notice that Donald Trump is ahead by more than 100,000 votes in Wisconsin, by a quarter million each in Michigan and Georgia, and by more than 600,000 votes in Pennsylvania. Even worse, the AP table shows the vote in Georgia and Wisconsin is nearly complete, with Michigan and Pennsylvania around the two-thirds mark.

But by the time the counting was finished, Trump had lost all four states. How could that be?

Let’s look at some graphs I prepared using the vote counts from the Associated Press at 1:37 am, and then the final official count in each state a few days later.

We’ll start with Pennsylvania. Supposedly 60% of the vote had already been counted, with Trump 600,000 votes ahead. At that point Trump was getting 57% of the vote in PA and Biden was getting just 42%. But lo and behold in the final 40 percent of the count, Biden beat Trump 63% to 36%, to win by more than 50,000 votes and a little more than one percentage point. What an upset! Almost unbelievable, and you can drop the “almost”!

Now we’ll try Michigan. In its reported vote at 1:37 am, Trump is getting 54% of the vote and Biden receives 45%, nine percentage points down. But, surprise! In  the last 40%, Biden gets 59% of the vote and Trump just 38%. In that segment of the vote count, Biden leads by 21 points—after being behind by 9 before!  Biden won the state by three percentage points.

In Georgia, where two women received the Profile in Courage award from the Kennedy Library for being brave enough to count the vote until Biden won, Trump was ahead 52-47 with the counting 86% finished on Election Night. How would he do in the final 14 percent? Joe Biden would get 64% of that count, with Trump receiving only 35%, a neck-snapping turnaround of 17 percent. Mirabile dictu, Trump lost by 12,000 votes.

Wisconsin was similar, though not as abrupt. There Trump led by 51 to 47 through the first 82 percent of the vote count, so in the final 18 percent Biden had to lead 56% to 42%, a 9 percent reversal for each of them. There, Biden won by just six-tenths of a percent.

Occasionally in an election, you will see a candidate who has trailed by a percentage point or two catch up in the late innings and win by a squeaker. That actually happens. But never in the history of presidential elections has an incumbent president led in four key states after more than half their vote had been counted and then lost all four of them and the presidency with such an astounding turnaround in each one.

It does not happen.

Opinion polls can predict people’s voting preferences and most anything else by calling up a thousand or so folks, adjusting them to match the population, and publishing the results. The polls generally say they can predict the outcome within plus-or-minus three percentage points or so. But in each of these four states in 2020, the poll had been of two to four million people by 1:37 am on Election Night, a big sample of the population. That should give observers a very good idea of how the vote was going to go, but instead, it came out the other way in all four.

So yes, the 2020 election was stolen. That’s why Democrats are so determined to stamp out anyone who dares say it was and add that Joe Biden is not only an illegitimate president, he may not even know that he’s president.

Before 2020 I didn’t trust Democrats. Now I don’t believe them, either.