I accidentally deleted all of my political content while trying to reorganize and make it more visually accessible. Unfortunately, I hadn’t saved any of that work elsewhere, so I can’t simply repost it—I’ll have to start over from scratch.

That said, this unexpected setback does give me the opportunity to regroup and organize the information more effectively, and I intend to do exactly that. One of the first topics I’ll be revisiting is one that has been buried by other major events: the 2024 election and the red flags raised by Rockland County, New York.

The suspicious voting patterns connected to Trump’s results in that county continue to be suppressed. Do not take your eye off these alerts for even a moment. If his presidency is illegitimate, then all of his decisions—deals, budget changes, cabinet appointments, and judicial appointments- should be reversed or defunded.

But is this realistic? Trump isn’t the first president to have a questionable path to the White House. Bush v. Gore in 2000 was deeply controversial, and President Nixon resigned before he could face impeachment. So, is it realistic to think we could undo everything Trump has done—even if we were able to prove his presidency illegitimate? Not really.

However, fully investigating Rockland County is still critical. It builds public awareness and continues to shed light on the deep corruption surrounding the Trump machine.