Shady California Vote Counting, and Dems' Platner Hypocrisy, with Sohrab Ahmari and Sean Davis, Plus James Patterson on Patriotism | Ep. 1333

California’s vote counting isn’t broken—it’s deliberately engineered to delay results and manipulate outcomes, with 60% of ballots already tabulated but the gubernatorial race still unresolved weeks after Election Day. The state’s mail-in system, far from a convenience, functions as a political weapon, enabling Democratic-leaning votes from unverifiable sources to flood in after initial results are reported. Javier Becerra and Tom Steyer appear poised to advance, but Steve Hilton’s narrow lead is vanishing amid allegations of systemic bias and opaque counting practices, raising urgent questions about electoral integrity. The situation is compounded by the L.A. mayoral race, where Karen Bass edges ahead despite Spencer Pratt’s strong start—fueling suspicions of ballot manipulation. This crisis isn’t isolated; it’s part of a broader pattern of Democratic hypocrisy, exemplified by the Plattner scandal in Maine. While Democrats once demanded extreme scrutiny for Brett Kavanaugh, they now dismiss serious allegations against a Democratic Senate candidate, including physical abuse and a Nazi tattoo—exposing a dangerous double standard where accusations are weaponized selectively. Meanwhile, the Carmelo Anthony trial is being reframed through a racialized narrative despite overwhelming evidence of premeditation, revealing how identity politics now distorts justice.