RIGGED? LEFTIST 'JOURNOS' STILL SHOCKED VOTERS NOTICE FUNNY NUMBERS

It seems some in the 'legacy media' are still struggling to grasp basic arithmetic, especially when it involves election results. Noozhawk, ever the diligent purveyor of state-sanctioned narratives, ran a fascinating piece breathlessly reporting that some people — the 'right-wing ecosystem,' no less — dared to question the immaculate perfection of California's voting processes. The horror!

The esteemed Dan Walters, writing for that bastion of objectivity CalMatters, apparently believes that simply because the 'experts' declare an election 'secure,' any questions from the unwashed masses are 'baseless claims.' What's truly baseless, however, is the assumption that the citizenry should blindly trust systems that, year after year, seem to produce outcomes perfectly aligned with the wishes of the state's ruling progressive elite. Perhaps Mr. Walters missed the memo that 'trust us, we're the government (and the media)' is no longer a compelling argument for anyone outside of a faculty lounge.

Funny how the mere mention of President Trump's name sends certain journalists into paroxysms of hand-wringing. It's almost as if they've forgotten that asking for transparency and accountability in elections isn't some fringe conspiracy, but a fundamental pillar of democratic health. But in the Golden State, where ballot harvesting is a feature, not a bug, and election 'glitches' always seem to favor one side, inquiring minds are simply relegated to the 'right-wing ecosystem.'

The real story Noozhawk conveniently overlooked? The widespread and growing suspicion among ordinary Californians, from all walks of life, that something just isn't quite right. While the CalMatters cabal can keep printing their op-eds about how 'baseless' these concerns are, voters are increasingly using their eyes and common sense. Perhaps instead of sneering at those who demand integrity, these outlets should start demanding it themselves. Or, better yet, they could just admit they're more interested in protecting the establishment than reporting the truth.