Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
You have nothing to fear from me in that regard. Your crown is secure.
January 6th insurrection thread...
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You have nothing to fear from me in that regard. Your crown is secure.
sturg33
I
don't worry we have a whole bunch of people who will defend democracy over life and I'm sure they will demand we get to the bottom of this
The lecturer specifically likes to argue against measures with perceived suppression of anyones vote. Nothing could suppress the vote of any people more than something like this. Thats over 2% of the total vote with 3.3M total.
This moves elections.
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Just curious but:
1.) How many of these states had Repub governors and/or Repub controlled legislatures?
2.) How many Repub and/or flat out Trump appointed judges looked at their lawsuits and/or other claims and threw them out?
3.) If Repubs were all that concerned about competence and "100% trustable election results" shouldn't they have been working on that from 2016-2020? Face it Repubs don't care 1 iota more about truth and fairness than Dems, maybe even less. It's just that this time this issue bit them in the ass rather than what happened in 2016.
4.) As for "taking back the nation" by using a chapter from Malcolm X's playbook (by any means necessary) where's good old Smedley Butler when you really need him?
PS: Hey sturg, is it still warm down there deepinthehearta?
Just curious but:
1.) How many of these states had Repub governors and/or Repub controlled legislatures?
2.) How many Repub and/or flat out Trump appointed judges looked at their lawsuits and/or other claims and threw them out?
3.) If Repubs were all that concerned about competence and "100% trustable election results" shouldn't they have been working on that from 2016-2020? Face it Repubs don't care 1 iota more about truth and fairness than Dems, maybe even less. It's just that this time this issue bit them in the ass rather than what happened in 2016.
4.) As for "taking back the nation" by using a chapter from Malcolm X's playbook (by any means necessary) where's good old Smedley Butler when you really need him?
PS: Hey sturg, is it still warm down there deepinthehearta?
The Republican Party is at odds with their voters. I agree with your points speaking to their incompetence.
All we heard for months was "NO EVIDENCE". Now that the receipts are coming out showing clear systemic fraud people still want to talk about court cases?
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sturg33
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Just curious but:
1.) How many of these states had Repub governors and/or Repub controlled legislatures?
2.) How many Repub and/or flat out Trump appointed judges looked at their lawsuits and/or other claims and threw them out?
3.) If Repubs were all that concerned about competence and "100% trustable election results" shouldn't they have been working on that from 2016-2020? Face it Repubs don't care 1 iota more about truth and fairness than Dems, maybe even less. It's just that this time this issue bit them in the ass rather than what happened in 2016.
4.) As for "taking back the nation" by using a chapter from Malcolm X's playbook (by any means necessary) where's good old Smedley Butler when you really need him?
PS: Hey sturg, is it still warm down there deepinthehearta?
LOL it's actually not been bad we have a ton of rain so Temps have stayed in the 80s. The locals telling me not to get used to it!
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Glad you're making out OK. I chuckle at the DeSantis memes and ads I see to "Make America Florida". Other than not having the cool breeze off the ocean here in southeastern OK I can promise you we already have FL at least in the weather/climate area.
EDIT: I actually think you'll like the weather down there once you get used to it. You just have to make a few adjustments. I can't work out in the heath like I did when I was younger but to me it's still better to be able to get outside most of the year without a parka and/or arctic gear. It's way easier to do stuff early in the day or late in the day than to make it 72 degrees outside when the thermometer says it's 12 degrees.
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Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
You see, we can agree on something. I do have a couple more things though.
1.) Did those folks allegedly altering votes to cheat Trump and help Biden not change any of the other votes that were cast, just those for president?
2.) Why did all those Repub legislators elected last year not want to challenge their own vote totals? I guess they were OK with any cheating that went on as long as they weren't the ones who were cheated?
3.) You didn't address Smedley Butler.. I think he's a very relevant figure from history given what I've heard from Trump supporters of late.
(1) There has been nothing released yet about down ballot races. I could only speculate that hte impact would be similar for all federal races.
(2) A coordinated media propaganda operation to make people look away from the obvious voter fraud
(3) There are times in a nations history where its citizens need to remind the government who is in charge
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
My first day back after two weeks in south Florida I was miserable. I told my wife it was crazy, the temp and humidity weren't much different, but it was just awful here in Georgia. She said the same thing you did, that ocean breeze makes all the difference.
Personally I think I would prefer the climate in the Dakotas or Alaska. Georgia feels like I'm walking through a swamp all the time after growing up in the mountains.
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Angered by the results of the 2020 presidential election, two men in Northern California plotted for months to blow up the state Democratic Party headquarters in Sacramento, according to federal authorities.
The men, who face conspiracy and weapons charges, consulted with an antigovernment paramilitary organization, hoping to start a “movement” that could keep former President Donald J. Trump in office. Using encrypted messaging apps, they discussed various targets, including the Governor’s Mansion as well as Twitter and Facebook offices, court documents said.
“I want to blow up a democrat building bad,” documents quoted one defendant, Ian Benjamin Rogers, 45, as texting to the other man, Jarrod Copeland, 37.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/16/...nd-indicted.html?referringSource=articleShare
The men, who face conspiracy and weapons charges, consulted with an antigovernment paramilitary organization, hoping to start a “movement” that could keep former President Donald J. Trump in office. Using encrypted messaging apps, they discussed various targets, including the Governor’s Mansion as well as Twitter and Facebook offices, court documents said.
“I want to blow up a democrat building bad,” documents quoted one defendant, Ian Benjamin Rogers, 45, as texting to the other man, Jarrod Copeland, 37.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/16/...nd-indicted.html?referringSource=articleShare
