Winds of Change

Topic: Goals

I sat on these thoughts for some time before committing them to digital paper so as not to misconstrue what I am trying to get across, and also to ensure I was not premature in arriving at these positions.  They have been forming on the inside for many months, and since those of you who regularly read my work on this journal (one of the highlights of my time working on the national elections crisis) are among the most integral patriots in not only America, but the world, I have decided to give you this enhanced perspective on where I see my mission taking me.

The overwhelming majority of people I’ve interacted with over the past three years, and over my many miles on the road, have been determined to get the bottom of all key issues impacting our freedom, and have been exceedingly hospitable to me and personally supportive of my work.  I have now briefed election integrity problems and solutions in 45 (forty-five!) states and have passed through every state and nearly half of all U.S. counties in just these past 36 months since my first event in Flora, Mississippi, on July 21, 2021.  Now, God is redirecting my path and things are changing right in front of me.

I’ve not spoken at a public event since May 10, in Key West, and will not again until August 12, in Clarion, Pennsylvania.  From then up until Election Day I have nothing scheduled, although I’ve penciled in a few things as possibilities.  My last known commitment is on that day, November 5, when I will be in Scottsdale with Larry Schweikart and Ashe Epp to call the action live and free of misleading propaganda.  It is a dream of mine to be able to call Donald Trump the winner on that night, but I’m not sure if it is even possible, given the state of elections, for such a call to be made on that date even in an election Trump should win.

Every ounce of my personal and professional energy since November 3, 2020, has gone into making our elections fair again.  Ultimately, I believe that corrupt election will benefit the future of America because it mobilized so many great patriots to act, but in the short term, it has been a burden for all Americans, especially those who haven’t given up pursuit of justice for the disgrace of that outcome.  I am not yet 40, and this mission to right this wrong means enough to me to have walked away from my career path to fix.  When I lost my day job in January 2022, I was worried for just a few days until it was clear that my termination was part of a bigger plan to focus my efforts on the issue of free and fair elections.  I have little doubt that I’ve walked the path I was supposed to walk.

When people are critical, they usually say things like, “all of this travel and none of you influencers have changed a single election outcome.”  I understand things said in anger, having grown up around that being a common occurrence, and given that I am not a legislator with a vote or a judge with a legal opinion and the ability to rule against the corrupt, recognize that I’ve probably moved the needle as far as I was intended to move it for this phase of the information war.  We have moved from 44% of Americans at the time of the 2020 election believing it was compromised with widespread fraud to now 62% (5 out of 8!) American likely voters believing such, and an even greater number expecting the 2024 election to be worse, with Trump likely to win with ease if only we could count on a fair race.  In the short run, especially considering the 2022 midterms, our results are terrible.  In the long run, the window for publicly discussing election corruption has opened drastically thanks to the dramatic attempts to cover up the exposure of corrupt practices and results, and I foresee a future with an election system that accurately captures the voice of the American electorate.

None of these things have stopped some people from accusing others of using the elections crisis to become wealthy and famous.  Allow me to adjust your perspective – I would make more money than I do today having not left my career path in January 2022 by using my MBA and climbing the corporate ladder.  I was stiffed on more than $25,000 in expenses or pay for events in 2022 because I agreed to terms on gentlemen’s agreements.  I regularly attend events in which 80% of what I am paid goes to getting there, sleeping, and eating.  Online notoriety is cool at first, at least until people start doxing your family, digging up your personal life, stalking you, or writing articles online that show up in search results first and complicate a successful return to the normal world, if there is such a thing.  Details like these are great reasons why everyday people choose to disengage from government corruption and hope it improves on its own.

I maintain my position that I have no goal of running for public office, and never will unless elections are cleaned up and foreign money and big donors can’t sway election results.  I have little desire to be bent to the will of those who control elected officials with allegiance to ridiculous party planks and loyalty to foreign nations over our own.  Getting up close and personal with the political world changed me for the worse, and if you’ve followed the recent dustup with Wendy Rogers attacking me and Master Sergeant (Ret.) Jack Dona for highlighting a legitimate stolen valor case, then you’ll understand politicians will do anything to keep the gravy train rolling and corruption afloat.

It has been a major disappointment to be shunned by the RNC and their perpetually employed army of do-nothings who safeguard the nest so as not to lose influence and control.  They have taken only a cursory look at my county-by-county analysis down to the precinct level, and it is my fear that my time spent breaking it down the most actionable analytics is going to be recorded as a waste.  I will be left with no other options than to publish all my findings near the time of the election to spread awareness of something I’d rather keep hidden from those who would like to know what some of us know.  Political consultants live for the next election cycle and its cash windfall and would rather repeatedly lose elections than have new ideas and people push them out of the circle of influence.  In fact, two well-known Arizona political consultants (one of whom once worked for Rogers and now works for Kari Lake) working for a State Senator conspired to steal my identity (a felony) and circulate other lies about me last fall.  I will be pursuing justice in that matter.

So, here is my pledge: if the 2024 election suffers the same fate as the 2020 and 2022 elections, I will not be barnstorming the country presenting on how the election was stolen.  I have completed that portion of my purpose, to inform the American public and teach how things are supposed to be.  I have vigorously rebuffed the notion that all of these election events intended to raise awareness are a “grift,” as some say, and I also recognize that repeating the tempo of the last three years would appear to align with grifting and the definition of insanity – doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.  Sure, no matter the outcome of the 2024 quasi-election, I’ll accept an invitation here and there to speak at a Lincoln-Reagan Dinner or on behalf of veterans, and would attend legislative hearings if needed, but I’m reclaiming my life and becoming a more private person.  I have lost so much valuable time with my children and feel that the present circumstances are leading me to invest in my family, veterans, and the overall cause of freedom and liberty.  I may be changing my role, but I’m not giving up the cause for fair elections or for liberty. I have no expectation of serving in a new Trump administration, and would only move in that direction if asked, and if a proposed role aligns with my own beliefs and convictions.

Let no one make the mistake of believing I am here for any other purpose but ultimate victory.  I have little appetite for the grievances and hatred that are rampant in the so-called “freedom movement,” and never have.  I fear that we could achieve every political objective we’ve ever desired in the next 24 hours and arrive on the other side of that timespan and be nowhere good because of all the animosity and venom held against one another.  I don’t care about someone’s past failures, religious beliefs, or insufficient amount of loyalty to the Republican Party or the false idol of conservatism.  I care if someone has valuable information to contribute and the desire to see our Republic restored to its founding principles.  I care about our country having a sovereign border, servicemen being kept out of pointless conflicts, and about America being run by and for Americans, not by other nations or global billionaires.  If we don’t allow for people to change their minds and views, we are not a movement at all.

It is possible I will withdraw from mainline social media platforms (X, Telegram, GETTR, and Truth Social).  I’ve allowed all of these platforms to taint how I view others and sap me of time I should be investing elsewhere.  I love to write and have been blessed with my father’s gift for it, and I will remain in that sphere and here on SubStack, and much of that is owed to my need to support my family.  In that, I hope you’ll stay with me here and if you find my work valuable and insightful, support it.  If you’d like to have me at an election-related event before November, I’m happy to oblige if we can work things out.

I’ve made lifelong friends with my neck out there on the front lines of election integrity.  My work is nothing without the hard work of those who do not have a large following, but have hearts set on restoring things to their proper disposition.  My goal remains the same goal that it was when I woke up on November 4, 2020 – nothing short of victory.

May God bless you, and may you always remember to put your loved ones ahead of any and all other pursuits.