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The California election system is not secure.

So the election results are just essentially not real.

You have no obligation to put your trust in the results of an election that was conducted in this environment where there's holes in every single aspect of what would constitute

integrity if those holes were plugged. The idea that you can have ballot harvesting be legal and have voters

feel secure about the integrity of the election is just a farce. It is absurd. You have no obligation

to trust an election that isn't guaranteed to be free and fair by the administrators who are

running that election. If the laws in California make it so that you can't trust the election, well, you don't have to trust it.

We don't have to accept the rigged system, the rigged election system in California just because it's

California.

The federal government has multiple things that can be done to ensure the integrity of California

elections.

We can certainly look at the course of American history and we can see these pivotal moments where if we don't course correct, if we don't

remain committed to our founding principles and our founding documents that guide us,

then our country is going to be very different than what it has been in the past. We certainly are

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