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2,000 mules, They thought we'd never find out. They were wrong, Dinesh D'Souza

eng

Includes bibliographical references and index

illustrationsplates

index present

non fiction

2,000 mules

1346153652

Dinesh D'Souza

They thought we'd never find out. They were wrong

Forget everything you've heard so far. Forget everything that you "know" about election fraud. I'm writing a book that doesn't rely on suspicions, hunches, or speculations. I'm not making a case for what could have happened. I am showing you, through evidence as reliable as fingerprint evidence and DNA evidence, what did hap- pen. I cannot tell you the full story of the 2020 election because I don't know it. But I can tell you what I do know, and what I know is both decisive and damning, and comes with the largest conceivable implications for our future as a democracy. In the end, I'm confident you'll agree with me there was a heist, the criminals are still at large, and the party of the criminals is now running the country. This might seem like a deeply depressing book. That is not my tone or approach. Rather, my approach is sober, investigative, skeptical, and analytical. Like a prosecutor making a case, I'll rely on various types of evidence. I will answer objections and candidly confess what can and cannot be shown. For me, this is a liberat- ing enterprise because the truth is always liberating. I even find it exhilarating. I'll end the book by showing how the criminals can be held accountable-how satisfying it would be to see all of them in handcuffs and how to prevent such a heist from occurring again. -- Excerpt from back cover

Two thousand mules