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Just like creationism: start with the conclusion you want and finagle the evidence to fit it.
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Good! I hope some of the inmates beat him with something.
The controversial effort by Arizona’s GOP Senate to “audit” the 2020 election results from the state’s largest county has taken an even more shambolic turn.
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“Controversial”? Well now, that’s putting it rather mildly I would say.
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And inner city crime is whatever a police officer thinks when looking at black or brown person.
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It’ll be interesting to see how much Dominion Voting Systems bashing there is in this fiasco. And what is the tipping point at which Dominion’s lawyers get interested enough to write sternly worded “shit’s about to get real” letters to the Arizona idiots fueling this farce.
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How about the mathematical average between Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini, and Beelzebub?
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It said a Dominion exec had made “anti-USA, anti-police, anti-Trump and pro-Antifa” statements. It alleged other foreign countries, including Iran and China, were in a position to influence the U.S. election.
Yes, because anti-police includes … uh …
Hang on, let me check my notes.
Oh! For god’s sake. Let’s get this settled by the only person in the country that can do anything!
Where is Jared Kushner when you need him?
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Obviously, it is time for Breyer to retire. He cannot possibly have missed the actions of Mitch McConnell over the past 12 or so years. If those did not raise his hackles regarding politicizing the court, I don’t see how they are up now.
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Just how long will it be until they get sued by Dominion, too? In Arizona, like so many states with Republican control of legislatures in certifiably purple states (which they all really are) they aren’t looking for the truth, they are looking for a lie they might agree on and promote. It is inevitable they will have to accuse the vote machine companies of some sort of fraud to promote their mutual lie, and the ones among them who conspire actively to do just that will face the same sort of civil legal liability that FOX and Rudy now face.
They can’t believe reality, so they will make up one of their own and try to sell it to the “woke” among us, and we will all just shake our heads and lament the double standard that we can’t do anything about because we are too moral to use their cheating tactics against them.
Simple as that.
Bad guys always have that advantage.
We just let them inhabit politics as if they belong there.
Oh, wait…
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Hopefully qualified immunity will not apply to these government officials, and lawsuits will bring everything into alignment. These things have a way of working themselves out.
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Not so subtle way of saying he is incarcerated with people of color and he wants to be locked up with cattle rustlers, cow-tippers and moonshiners?
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So not really “Cyber Ninjas” as much as wankers wearing black pajamas and socks.
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There’s an ointment for that.
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Who cleans up the mess when this idiot’s head explodes once he realizes ballots are not traceable to individual voters?
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Remember, it is customary here for the MSM on slow news days to feature “Arizona lights,” one of a number of UFO lalapaloozas for the RWNJ faithful who tend to swallow things whole like election fraud conspiracy propaganda.
Shhhh. I think we can all agree not to tell either of them about it, right? 
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Well, I guess that’s what you have here: an article published by someone who claims to be an auditor that advances wild theories based on anecdotal claims that were personally communicated to the author. I would prefer an auditor who looks at the actual evidence and if he feels it necessary to advance wild theories that there be some actual evidence that can be put in writing.
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@justruss " Cyber Ninja is beginning to sound like the Fruit Ninja. I wonder how his business is actually doing? Does he have any actual…"
You can’t see him because that what Ninjas do. Especially "Sooper Ninjas."
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