This massive math problem has opened up a can of worms the Dems probably wanted to keep buried. It's tough to explain away a number that big as just a few "disenfranchised voters" without admitting the entire party is in utter shambles. So, the more we talk about this "magic number," the better.

And on that note, Jim Jordan recently appeared on CNN and brought it up, blowing a hole in Biden's so-called glorious victory.

Yep, good question, Jim, and one that many Americans are asking right now.

Where are those phantom voters?

Of course, what Jim should have done was say 2020 was stolen—but as we all know, most of our GOP leaders, even the good ones, lack a spine. So, we'll take what we can get with these guys. But credit where it's due: it was good to see Jordan call out this glaring "math" issue. More should join him and keep asking the question: Where did these voters go? After all, shouldn't Democrats be dying to know the answer so they can win these folks back? Oddly enough, it doesn't seem to be a blip on their radar. Funny how that works, right?

So, let's help the Dems out: it appears that as of today, there are nearly 11 million missing voters, even though there's been an increase in all prior elections. That's an awfully big number, and should be raising eyebrows all over the country.

Are these 11 million voters okay? Should we be checking on them?

Actually, many folks believe that the real number of missing Biden voters is actually much higher—closer to 20 million. They argue that you have to factor in the 7 million new registered voters plus the unknown count of illegal (non-citizen) votes. When you do the math, a lot of frustrated Americans claim the true figure is more like 17 million+ voters who are now "missing in action."

Of course, the hacks in the liberal media are quick to discredit any mention of missing votes with their so-called "fact checks." They don't cite facts or figures—instead, they just spout the same stale left-wing talking points, insisting how "fair" US elections are. They also claim that nothing nefarious could alter an election in such a massive way.