Tammy Mulchi: Hoax of the Century

When will all the mess coming out of Washington end? The last year has mass media headlines about how evil and bad former President Trump is. The Biden Administration has installed a justice system that offers anything but blind justice against Trump and allies while supporting the Biden family and those they favor. It has brought hate speech that resulted in an assassination attempt.

As many of us suspected, the underlying issue was to play an evil hoax on the American people. Let us consider the facts as we know them now. Many were involved for their own selfish reasons:

• The political insiders — who did not want to give up power, knowing they had a President who was beyond his capability to make rational decisions.

• A family that either did not care about President Biden’s condition or, more likely, wanted him to make it past Election Day to pardon them without political repercussions.

• A wife who was more focused on her status than him, or maybe she knew that he, too, could be indicted for his role in illegal activity.

• A media that was all too willing to be fed lies about Donald Trump.

• A President who might not have been at full capacity yet unwilling to accept that he should be a one-term president. He may have honestly believed that since he defeated President Trump, he was the only one who could. Certainly, he doubted Vice-President Harris could. He knew that he had placed her in the position simply for political purposes. Congressman Clyburn had made this a condition for his early support of Biden.

• A Vice President who knew of the president’s decline and denied there was a problem. She fully understood that if he could successfully get past Election Day, then she would be the president either on his demise or, if necessary, lead his removal for health reasons.

If the events of the last month had occurred earlier in the year, other more qualified Democrat candidates would have emerged. The only serious one who dared to challenge the scam was Robert Kennedy Jr., who was blocked by his party from running in any primaries.

Having these events occur in July precluded any chance of anyone other than Harris being nominated. The party has no vetting of her versus other candidates. We know little about the Vice-President. However, we do know why she was placed on the ticket. We also know that she has not successfully achieved anything she has been tasked to accomplish.

As Border Czar, she made no serious efforts to stop the flow of illegals coming across our border.

As the Artificial Intelligence point person, she has also been a flop.

As an employer, she is so unloved that 47 people have walked away from what is perceived as a cake job — a 91.5% turnover!

We also know that she is fast and loose with the facts. During the 2020 debates, she drew national attention with her interpretation of school busing as a child. She laid that at the foot of Joe Biden, knowing full well that he had no role in racial busing in California. Through other tales, she created a young childhood memory of wanting to fight injustices as if she had experienced them.

In the coming days, we will learn more about her rise to prominence, how she rose to power in San Francisco and California, and her true political views.

The final chapter of this hoax is now playing out.

TAMMY MULCHI serves as the District 9 state senator. She can be reached at senatormulchi@ senate.virginia.gov or by calling 804-698-7509.

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