As to be expected, the Democrats somehow magically pulled ahead of Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton in California.

Thanks to these late ballots that came in well after Election Day, and we all knew this is going to happen because this is what happens in California every single time.

But Donald Trump is accusing the Democrats in California of cheating.

And I agree. And I will definitively state,

yes, it's cheating, but you see, when you make the claim that Democrats are cheating,

what you will get in these liberal debates is they'll falsely frame what you are stating to make

it seem like you're out, you're stating something completely outrageous or

impossible or conspiratorial. No, I think cheating just strikes at the spirit of an election is

supposed to be. We all come out. We express our thoughts on who should be our leader, who should be

running this particular jurisdiction in this particular authority or office, and then whoever we all vote for ends up getting that job.

I would not call it democracy when activists go door to door convince people who don't want to vote

to fill out a mail-in ballot, collect it, and then drop them off after the fact, and also giving

them time, if we want to get into the hardcore cheating, giving them time after the election to

figure out exactly how many ballots they would need. Because the most interesting thing about the late

ballots that they're counting in Los Angeles is that they like to say, you know, Democrats,

they vote early. And that's why after an election, you see a whole bunch of votes coming in just for the Democrat.

The problem is that California instituted a jungle primary to try and lock out Republicans,

meaning that all parties go for the same primary and the top two will advance to the general election.

They did not expect a Republican to muster up enough votes to actually get that slot.

Based on this mail-in vote system, it's actually really easy.

First, you get, if they didn't do the jungle primary, you'd get to the general election

and you'd have a Republican on the ticket who's probably not going to win and a Democrat,

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