"The masterful Joe Fried's eagerly anticipated new book -- How Elections Are Stolen - There are 23 ways -- validates all of the data that he has provided on the Two Mikes' podcasts and adds much more. In 27 short chapters -- each 4-to-7 pages -- the author presents 27 electoral problems and recommendations for fixing them. We found the book extremely accessible and that it enabled the reader to easily jump from the table of contents to any section of the book. Mr. Fried's brilliant book is a source of definitive answers for the citizenry on how the 2020 presidential election was stolen. For the White House, the Democratic Party, DOJ, and FBI it will be a nightmare that arrives in the midst of the manifold other forms of corruption they have been shown to be practicing."
--Colonel Mike and Dr. Mike of the toomikes podcast
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Identifying election problems is easy. In his last book — called Debunked? — Joe Fried CPA identified many serious problems — multiple times. He says the difficult part is finding solutions — ones that have a chance of succeeding. Even simple solutions can be elusive when the wrong people are in charge of our elections. Unfortunately, some state leaders want anything but election integrity.
This book (about 180 pages in print) describes 23 serious problems that undermine the integrity of our elections. Possible solutions are presented, some of which can be implemented fairly easily.
In case you are not convinced of the need for improvements, the book also includes a summary of the many serious election irregularities of the 2020 election. Those problems, which should have been resolved before certifications were made, are itemized in Appendix A.
Perhaps you would like to personally help the cause of election integrity. If so, consider assisting some of the organizations and individuals listed in Appendix E. You could help in many ways, some of which are very effective and rewarding.
Finally, please feel free to leave a comment regarding this book. Joe welcomes all feedback, and would like to hear your ideas.
