By The People?: The 2020 U.S. Presidential Election and Theft of Americans' Right to Self Rule

Written by Daniel Alan Brubaker

Narrated by Daniel Alan Brubaker

In advance of the 2020 election, influential partisans of candidate Joe Biden in the name of "emergency" caused the election to be conducted in violation of laws passed by the legislatures in every swing state. These deviations, which violated the U.S. Constitution and overrode the will of the people as expressed in their laws, increased opportunity for cheating while removing security and transparency.

In April of 2021, a Rasmussen poll found that most voters, including many Democrats, believe it is “likely” that cheating affected the outcome. Yet, within a week of the election, at the very moment serious allegations of corruption were multiplying, media and Democrat partisan authorities suddenly announced that the 2020 election was the “most safe and secure in history.”

Veteran investigator Dr. Daniel Brubaker, turned his attention to these issues. This book is the culmination of that investigation. What he discovered adds to a growing body of research that demonstrates why—as a result of Democrats' own manipulative actions—it cannot be known that Joe Biden won.

For Americans who care about free and fair elections, this book is a must read. For those who feel overwhelmed or powerless, it will help them know what can and must be done.

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"Amazing—a huge work." —Rabbi Daniel Lapin

"A superbly comprehensive work which will serve as a permanent factual record for historians." —John Langlois, OBE

"The most cogent, detailed, and thoughtful presentation of the facts and real issues surrounding the 2020 election that I have seen. I believe that most people simply do not understand so much of what Brubaker covers. Americans and others of all political persuasions will benefit from reading this book." —Bishop E.W. Jackson, President, S.T.A.N.D. Foundation

• Language: English
• Publisher: Think and Tell
• Release date: Dec 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822660229