Welcome to blog and May blog from Doug Wills.com.

This audio is brought to you by Canon Press. The authority of a fraudulent election, November 5th, 2020.

Introduction. I will begin by saying that there's a sharp difference between saying not my precedent on the one

hand and not our president on the other.

It is very easy for individualistic Americans to sport a bumper sticker that says,

don't blame me, I voted for the other guy.

That is not how a Democratic Republic makes decisions.

We have an established constitutional mechanism that determines how we as a nation decide to go this way or that.

And when 40% of the people don't want to go in a particular direction, they wind up going in that direction anyway.

If five people in the family want to eat at Panda Express,

and one guy is holding out for chilies, almond chicken it is.

And so it's not possible for one man to opt out because of his deep-seated disagreements.

He voted no and voted with intensity and that doesn't matter.

And neither is it possible for one state to just say no.

When Nixon swept 49 states over McGovern in 1972, a bumper sticker appeared later

which said don't blame me I'm from Massachusetts. But Nixon was still president

in Massachusetts as much as he was in Alabama.

Now when the disagreements get to a certain level of inflammation, they cease being mere disagreements

and become occasions for war.

At least that is what South Carolina thought.

They had more than just a mere disagreement with Lincoln.

That is why we ought to abide by the results of elections that we don't like. That is what

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