I have to wonder why this info was not out there before the election. Way before the election ...... If the info had been out there, it would have presented a real conundrum to voters. Corruptocrat or uniparty?

Quote:Virginia Republican Governor-Elect Glenn Youngkin’s former Carlyle Group cohorts own Dominion Voting Systems, the controversial voting machine company that is at the heart of widespread claims the 2020 presidential election was fraudulently stolen.

This disturbing fact did not prevent Youngkin from running as the “alternative” to those who were declared the victor in the highly-irregular presidential race. He even repeatedly called for an “audit” of the Dominion machines themselves while on the campaign trail.

Was this classic control mechanics at work? First create the problem, to your own immense personal benefit. Then present yourself as the solution, also to rewarding personal effect.

It doesn’t just work with lab-orchestrated viruses and vaccines.

Happy red voters need to pause and ask themselves: Is what went down in Virginia on Nov. 2 an orchestrated drama to reconstitute the Uniparty dominant nexus that was smashed to atoms by Trump in 2016?

Dominion Voting Systems is owned by Staple Street Capital, which was co-founded by two ex-Carlyle Group bigwigs. Axios reported last year:

The Canada-founded and Denver-based company was acquired in mid-2018 by Staple Street Capital, a mid-market buyout firm co-founded by Carlyle Group and Cerberus vets.

Quote:It’s a fact: two Carlyle alums own Dominion Voting Systems.

Do patriotic Americans justifiably elated to see ultra-corrupt Clintonite crony Terry McAuliffe go down to defeat truly understand just how bad Carlyle is?

Carlyle co-founder David Rubenstein personally recruited Glenn Youngkin to join the organization in 1995. He was there for 25 years.

News item: 1993: Nation-destroying progressive globalist billionaire George Soros funds Carlyle to the tune of $100 million:

For Carlyle, the commitment from Soros Fund Management represents a kind of financial blessing from one of the current high priests of investing. Carlyle is best known for its high-octane political connections, which include former defense secretary Frank Carlucci, former secretary of state James A. Baker III and Richard G. Darman, former director of the Office of Management and Budget….

“We are very pleased with the Soros relationship and have enormous respect for that organization’s achievements,” said David Rubenstein, a managing director.

Quote:Do not deceive yourself. This is the world Glenn Youngkin travels in. Never mind his waist, the man is literally shoulder-deep in the darkest globalist power networks.

Quote:WorldTribune has documented the Wilson Center’s extensive internationalist and Hillary Clinton-led pro-abortion feminist ties. The “Feminist Foreign Policy” mantra is a globalist boondoggle especially dear to the hearts of the radicals inhabiting the Biden administration today.

For 26 glorious years, ending after 2014, the Swamp Uniparty ruling establishment enjoyed the very best kind of monopoly over the U.S. political process. From Bush-Dukakis all the way through Obama-Romney, it was able to perpetuate a thoroughly bogus illusion of choice to the American people while assuring that it would hold the reins of power in Washington, D.C. no matter which candidate won.

An attempt is being made to bring back those halcyon elitist days. Those engaged in this crushingly corrosive agenda believe that getting uber globalist Glenn Youngkin elected on the backs of patriotic Trump supporters has aided their cause immeasurably.

https://www.worldtribune.com/post-electi...g-systems/

It has been out there (the Carlyle part anyway) since before the campaign. It came up in a debate, but wasn't an ongoing issue because McAuliffe is also connected to Carlyle so it's a wash. Big money always has and always will play a role in politics. Whether it is Carlyle, Halliburton, Koch, labor unions, corporate media, Lockheed Martin, green energy etc., politics is expensive and all these people, corporations, and special interests are going to have a say.

I'm all for an audit. I'm glad Youngkin won, but we can't preach election integrity and at the same time, turn a blind eye to what looks like a potential conflict of interest.

(11-04-2021 11:58 AM)EverRespect Wrote:  It has been out there (the Carlyle part anyway) since before the campaign. It came up in a debate, but wasn't an ongoing issue because McAuliffe is also connected to Carlyle so it's a wash.

McAuliffe’s image as a professional scumbag has been baked into the political cake going back to his first campaign (2013) and even before that. So, none of his supporters would’ve cared. Some of Youngkin’s supporters would have.