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He's here. He's here. Now broadcasting from the underground command post. Deep in the

bowels of a hidden bunker somewhere under the brick and steel of a non-distrib building.

We've once again made contact with our leader Mark Love them.

Hey, this is Doc Washburn filling in from Mark Lovevann. I do the afternoon talk show.

Mark's affiliate and little rock Arkansas and use radio 12029 K-AR and always the delight and a pleasure and an honor to fill in for the great one.

Number of calls to get into the conversation is 877-38138-11 and you're going to want to get in on the conversation tonight.

This is my ninth time filling in for Mr. Levin. I think this is the first time that I've done this, but I've got to start

with our one with an incredible article that dropped today over at UncoverDC.com from one of my favorite columnists,

a guy named Brian Cates out of South Texas, and the article is entitled, There is no election month in the Constitution.

And here's what he says. For the past five weeks, citizens of the United States have been getting a civics lesson on how

the elections are supposed to be held. Deviation from what the Constitution clearly establishes has reached a tipping point because of the way certain states handled the election.

The way that Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, and Nevada carried out the November 30 election has now brought them into

blatant and clear conflict with the Constitution itself. The Constitution says there is a designated election day with very real deadlines for voting.

There's no reference in the Constitution to election week or election month or even an election quarter year. Votes are to be cast within a single day and the votes are to be counted at the end of the deadline period.

Various states have over the years deliberately undermined the Constitutional limit by passing state laws that essentially have drawn out elections for federal offices.

So they last for a week or more.

In 2018, Democrats in California used state laws about ballot harvesting to flip several House of Representative races after the official election day.

In one blatant instance, Republican candidate Young Kim saw a 14 point lead on election day somehow disappear.

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