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Democrats held a simulation in June 2020 on how to drive President Trump from office if he wins. They called it “Transition Integrity Project ” and it has nothing to do with integrity and everything to do with stealing back a lost election.

Democrats held a simulation in June 2020 on how to drive President Trump from office if he wins. They called it “Transition Integrity Project ” and it has nothing to do with integrity and everything to do with stealing back a lost election.

{{quotebox-float|“All of our scenarios ended in both street-level violence and political impasse,” Rosa Brooks, a Georgetown law professor told the press. “The law is essentially…it’s almost helpless against a president who’s willing to ignore it.”}}

{{quotebox-float|“All of our scenarios ended in both street-level violence and political impasse,” Rosa Brooks, a Georgetown law professor told the press. “The law is essentially…it’s almost helpless against a president who’s willing to ignore it.”}}

[[File:Podesta elias.jpeg|right|350px|thumb|[[Marc Elias]] and John Podesta. Neither one were ever prosecuted for lying to Congress about making payments to [[FusionGPS]] for the ''[[Steele dossier]]''.<ref>https://jonathanturley.org/2017/10/27/clinton-campaign-lawyer-marc-elias-allegedly-sat-next-to-podesta-as-he-denied-any-campaign-involvement-in-the-russian-dossier/</ref>]]

[[File:Podesta elias.jpeg|left|350px|thumb|[[Marc Elias]] and John Podesta. Neither one were ever prosecuted for lying to Congress about making payments to [[FusionGPS]] for the ''[[Steele dossier]]''.<ref>https://jonathanturley.org/2017/10/27/clinton-campaign-lawyer-marc-elias-allegedly-sat-next-to-podesta-as-he-denied-any-campaign-involvement-in-the-russian-dossier/</ref>]]

By “ignore” she means not bow to Democrats. By “law” she means Democrat election cheating.

By “ignore” she means not bow to Democrats. By “law” she means Democrat election cheating.

{{quotebox-float|“Scenario exercises don’t predict the future,” she said, adding, “They explore possible futures: some of the ‘what ifs.’ Our scenario exercises did not end in good places, but it’s important to note that this does not mean that there is something inevitable about chaos and [[constitutional crisis]] in the coming months — just that these particular exercises suggest that these are real possibilities.”}}  

{{quotebox-float|“Scenario exercises don’t predict the future,” she said, adding, “They explore possible futures: some of the ‘what ifs.’ Our scenario exercises did not end in good places, but it’s important to note that this does not mean that there is something inevitable about chaos and [[constitutional crisis]] in the coming months — just that these particular exercises suggest that these are real possibilities.”}}