Well, Trump was correct, the vote was rigged. Too bad it was his party that did almost all the rigging.
When will real Americans wake up?
It’s a 1,500-Meter-tall woman, silly Earthlings. It’s easy to find what you are looking for. Reality howsomeever is a bit harder.
I would be interested to know what laws, if any, actually cover what they’ve done. We live in a time of needing to create laws for things we never imagined would happen.
Hmmmm…a “full image backup of our server” is not unusual. To GIVE it to someone ‘unauthorized’ is. It would be an immediate fire able offense. It doesn’t matter that one went to his ‘private attorney’. WTF?
However, the bit about him suing her for ‘using improper software in the 2020 election’ is kind of hinky. He had access to take a backup but the SOS ‘used’ improper software? Where was HE? HE would be the one in charge of the software. Destroying records? How? Really? WHY is it the Republicans keep getting busted in voter fraud?
On a similarly OT note, I just came across a mock story about how Yoko Ono is threatening to put her music on Spotify if Joe Rogan’s channel isn’t pulled. Funny as shit. For those not familiar with Ono’s body of work, here’s a sample:
Actually, color-wise, Trump is from Mars, MTG is from his (oral) anus. Get it? Never mind.
(Uranus is actually full of methane, so it fits.)
In the past “legitimate political discourse” hasn’t required bear spray and baseball bats.
IDK it sounds like if baseball bats and bear spray were available in the 19th century…which would be more efficient an axe handle or baseball bat?
Tell that to Nixon, who chose Ford after Agnew was popped.
He should have said this, oh, no later than January 6 of last year; but we take what we can get, I suppose.
What we did get was Pemce burying the seven states’ alternafraud votes by saying that he was counting the vote certificates validated by the House and Senate parliamentarians. If he had directly addressed the alternafraud slates it would have legitimated them (to some) and started a huge shitfight.
It is obviously Bigfoot.
Apparently, markets aren’t concerned about the potential for harsher minority rule or even electoral autocracy. The forward looking 10-year treasury rate is still below 2% and has moved up just 70 basis points since a year ago. What to make of this expectation of low-volatility long term? Is it that most investors, and even central banks only worry about the short term (the key to successful driving in Italy) or is it a reluctance to think about the future? Perhaps markets have much greater confidence in American democracy than they usually get credit for.
With the consent of Congress. A key difference.
Everybody says she’s walking. It looks to me like she’s taken a pause to sit on a rock and shake some sand out of her sneaker. The shadows on the terrain also indicate she’s probably one of those shadow people.