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American Thinker Op-Ed: Election Fraud Claims or ‘Idiots’—Voters Must Choose

A scathing op-ed argues the 2026 midterms force a binary choice: either the results were fraudulent, or most Americans are 'complete idiots' embracing radical policies.

American Thinker Op-Ed: Election Fraud Claims or 'Idiots'—Voters Must Choose

An incendiary op-ed in the American Thinker frames the 2026 midterm election results as a stark either-or proposition: either the vote was riddled with fraud, or a majority of Americans have embraced policies the author deems economically and culturally suicidal.

The Binary Choice

Eric Utter’s piece, published November 9, 2026, dismisses the possibility of legitimate Democratic victories by presenting a hyperbolic dichotomy. Accepting the results as fair, he argues, requires believing voters enthusiastically support ‘countless billions’ funneled to ‘Somali Muslims,’ rampant NGO money laundering for Democrats, and soaring taxes—all while allegedly balking at minor grocery price hikes.

Cultural Grievances Amplified

The article blends economic complaints with culture-war flashpoints: transgender access to women’s spaces, late-term abortion, and what it calls ‘irrational hatred for God’s chosen people.’ It warns of a ‘Muslim takeover’ and sarcastically suggests candidates adopt Islamic names and extremist rhetoric to win future elections.

Media and Voters as Villains

Utter attacks the media as complicit and labels left-leaning voters as ‘Marxist’ cult members or ‘useful idiots’ for Islamists. He claims half of Americans misunderstand governance, while the other half seeks to dismantle it—with some ‘followers of Satan’ for good measure.

A Call to ‘Fight Back’

The piece closes by mocking the ‘United States of Ass-hattery’ and urging resistance ‘no matter the cost,’ though it avoids specifying actionable steps beyond rhetorical defiance.

Source: www.americanthinker.com — https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2026/11/fraud-idiots-and-charlatans/





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