Pastor Lorenzo Sewell Brings Thunder and Truth to Lansing: “We Are the Victims of a Political Serial Killer – Its Name Is ELECTION FRAUD”
In a fiery, impassioned speech that left lawmakers stunned and fellow citizens cheering, Detroit Pastor Lorenzo Sewell delivered a blistering indictment of Michigan’s failed political class—calling out election fraud as the root cause of the suffering in black-majority cities across America.
Standing before the Michigan Legislature’s election integrity committee, Sewell didn’t just make allegations—he brought receipts, reality, and righteous rage.
“We found a political murder in the street,” he thundered.
“His name is ELECTION FRAUD!”
Decades of Decline, One Common Cause
Sewell didn’t pull punches. He painted a vivid picture of decaying Detroit neighborhoods, overrun with poverty, foreclosure, crime, and “packs of feral dogs.” He noted how Democrats—Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, and AG Dana Nessel—only show up in Detroit when it’s time to collect votes, but vanish when it’s time to deliver results.
“These people were not elected by us—they were selected,” Pastor Sewell proclaimed.
He named Elissa Slotkin’s mysterious 2024 Senate win, powered by an improbable surge in Detroit votes despite Trump’s statewide dominance, as a case study in manufactured elections.
The Weaponized Ballot Box
Sewell’s most powerful analogy came when he described a scene of political carnage:
“We see the dead bodies of poverty, crime, foreclosure, illiteracy…
This one serial killer, this political murderer, is ELECTION FRAUD!”
Accompanied by Ramon Jackson, whom he hailed as “the greatest political mind of our time,” Sewell explained how fraudulent elections lead to fraudulent governance, which leads to the systemic rot of American cities.
Applause from the People – Pressure on Lawmakers
The room erupted with applause from the dozens of Detroit residents who traveled to Lansing to back Sewell’s testimony. They didn’t just come to listen—they came to testify about how election fraud has destroyed trust, transparency, and opportunity in their communities.
Their demand is simple:
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Clean the voter rolls
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Purge the dead, fake, and illegal voters
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Restore election integrity before it’s too late
“We are your largest shareholders,” Sewell reminded legislators.
“Will you help handcuff this criminal?”
Bottom Line: Detroit Has Spoken — Now Lansing Must Act
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell didn’t just preach—he prosecuted a case against Michigan’s corrupted electoral system. His message was clear: Without election integrity, there is no justice, no progress, and no future for the people of Detroit and black-majority cities across the country.
Now, the question hangs heavy in the Capitol chambers:
Will Michigan lawmakers finally do what should have been done decades ago—or will they keep enabling the political serial killer in their midst?
