Virginia Attorney General Demands Conspiratorial State Sen Share Evidence For Her Wild Claims | Talking Points Memo

Virginia’s attorney general has had enough, demanding that a conspiratorial state senator provide evidence for her “baseless” assertions that the upcoming election results will reflect Democratic cheating. 


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Convene a grand jury, subpoena her ass, and make her answer under oath.

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For Chase and her ilk the lack of evidence is all the proof you need that liberals have suppressed all evidence.

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In related conspiracy news!

The story that O. Henry should have written, but didn’t.

The “no true scotsman fallacy” is certain to get a workout.

ETA.

According to VICE News, Todeschini also subscribes to the so-called “frazzledrip” conspiracy theory, a particularly violent piece of political fan-fiction assumed to be real by adherents which alleges that former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been captured on video sexually abusing and torturing a young girl with a trusted longtime aide before using the child’s blood in a ritualistic fashion.

“This is proven beyond a reasonable doubt and to a moral certainty with physical, undeniable, irrefutable evidence,” he told the outlet, failing to provide any such evidence or proof.

Bonkerlicious!

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They’re moving, in cyberland, they are switching inactive voters to active voters, all in the same week, it’s undetectable. I know what they’re doing, John,

Undetectable, huh? And yet she somehow picked up on it.

Facebook…I mean Meta…are you listening? She’s not only available, she shares your moral compass. Go get her, Zuck!

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We don’t need no stinkin’ evidence.

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Chase, who’s called herself “Trump in Heels” and was an unsuccessful contender for the Republican gubernatorial nomination,

If by “Trump in heels”, she’s alluding to being on her way to losing 60 cases in various courts, I guess I can’t argue with that assessment.

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“They’re moving, in cyberland, they are switching inactive voters to active voters, all in the same week, it’s undetectable.

Anyone want to try and take a stab of why registered voters that are inactive but are now voting is against some sort of rules?

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Will she be wearing her tin foil hat when testifying or will she be required to check it at the door?

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His irrefutable retort?

“It takes one to know one!”

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Yep. They’re probably fed up like the rest of us and voting a straight Democratic ticket.

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Perhaps declare it as an illegal transmitting device.

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Tres chic, high gain.

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Didn’t happen the 60-odd times they had a chance in court. It isn’t going to happen now, either.

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I’m not even getting an accusation like that out of her. I am taking what she said literally. “They’re moving, in cyberland, they are switching inactive voters to active voters, all in the same week, it’s undectable”.

So “cyberland” means the internet, where we all store files, and update files nowadays.

Inactive voters are people registered to vote, but have skipped out on voting in some current elections. Not that unusual, I consider myself a very active voter, but I have skipped some, especially if it is one item issue that I don’t care about either way.

“Switching inactive voters to active voters, all in the same week”-could this mean that someone checked their voter status? Thus the election board had contact with someone on the inactive list?

“all in the same week”- so what

“it’s undetectable”-no it’s not if you’re talking about it then the actions you are questioning are traceable.

The only good thing about these people is that I feel smarter every time they open their mouths to speak.

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Speaking of Virginia:

Synonym for demagoguery: Youngkinoguery!

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Food Fight or I should say Fox Fight

Geraldo Rivera Calls ‘Bullsh*t’ On Tucker’s False Flag Series | Crooks and Liars

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It’s the same thing as the mother freaking out about her son reading Toni Morrison’s Beloved in his AP Lit class. Ignore all the actual context that is relevant to the circumstances and issue a fatwa.

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As much as Geraldo has fallen in my view, at least at one point in hid career he was an on the ground reporter, and investigative reporter. What has Tucker ever done but sit behind a desk?

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I like the use of fatwa, it would be cultural exploitation to use the word, but it really does fit, and it’s only 5 letters.

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Chase Chase!! Make her squeal!!

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