Off hand I’d say those two women.
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Wait…what? How is this the first I’m hearing of some sort of Krishna cult involvement? What’s the story there?
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Almost all of the lawsuits were filed in the six “disputed” states. And my point goes to the claims they actually asserted in the various lawsuits, as opposed to the bullshit about actual fraud they were spewing on Fox News and right wing media more generally. The lawsuits (mostly) did not traffic in that same garbage, because the lawyers (mostly) did not want to lose their licenses over that shit.
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It’s what keeps their brain-dead voters voting for them.
The answer for all of our problems boils down to…RW voters won’t remove even open criminals from our govt. and while that might not be exactly NEW (see Civil War) it seems to be new territory the last decade +. They don’t care what happens as long as the other team is being harmed more than they themselves are.
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I’m much closer to CA, but that’s not necessarily a barrier. Thanks
Oh dear dog, has that lunacy somehow missed your attention previously? Yeah, she’s a devoted member of a Krishna cult. Been that way her whole life. And I don’t say “cult” lightly.
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One of trump donor DeJoy’s first actions after appointment was to trash millions of dollars’ worth of automated sorting machines, to the dismay of postal workers. First they were just unplugged, and the workers plugged them back in. Then, by the express order of DeJoy, the sorting machines were deliberately dismantled and trashed. This slowed down deliveries noticeably, at great cost to the US Postal System.
That action, along with massive layoffs and altering delivery schedules to make them less efficient, has caused these bizarre delivery routes that needlessly ricochet packages back and forth across the country. DeJoy deliberately sabotaged the USPS to screw up voting by mail, and also because he and his family have huge investments in the private delivery service industry. He profits from killing off the USPS.
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There was no room for foundation garments under a dress that tight.
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Yep. Trump could kill and consume a baby onstage at one of his rallies and they’d all decide that it’s fine because the baby was a lib.
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And now, it seems that there’s no interest in removing the guy, even though the board configuraiton has changed to make it easier to do so.
Someone should be asking the question as to why he is still here… It’s a valid question and probably a good deal more important than anyone’s laptop.
I’m seeing horror stories of medications not getting to recipients on time, because they’re getting delivery to the wrong address, both at the farm and back in Wisconsin.
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Ooooh, for some reason I read you post as referring to Sinema haha…fucking Mondays…
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Sinema was raised Mormon, but it didn’t stick past BYU.
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Daffodils everywhere embarrassed for her… she’s the dimmest of bulbs, perrenially the worst dressed Democrat
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Me, too. Or on the side of the store, where the employees park. Although, that is also where the bag boys 'n girls go to smoke weed and vape. Seems to me a win/win.
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Consider soccer (football to the rest of the world): the laws of the game fit in a small pamphlet (about 50 pages, including explanation and instruction to match officials). There is a ton of commentary and examples that referees train on and with, but the laws are simple, brief and to-the-point.
A number of the laws make it clear that it’s the opinion of the referee that counts. If the referee believes a player deliberately tripped another player, that is all it takes to issue a warning and the appropriate sanction (a free kick if the infraction occurred outside the penalty area, a penalty kick if the infraction occurred inside the penalty are).
The only law that’s remotely complex is offsides. It should come as no surprise that most of the replay delay in soccer is due to offsides calls.
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