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  1. The lying, slandering, cheating left is evil. They do evil. Everywhere. Always. We have history back to the Reign of Terror in France. It never changes. Evil as far as the eye can see. Because using force to play God with other people’s lives is always evil.

    BTW — Elizabeth Nicks at the Absurdistan substack has a nice rundown on the nuts and bolts of how Democrats pull off their massive election fraud. Anyone who doubts, after all the evidence, is part of the problem.

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  3. Any government or political party that reacts to protests by “trying to take away demonstrators’ children from the custody of their parents” is by definition a tyrannical one and therefore can only impose an illegitimate regime.

  4. There’s a simple reason for that, very simple. It’s that once the rules are changed so that lack of security becomes a significant issue, that same process also erases any ability to track it properly. Recounts will not matter because the thought is not that the count was wrong the first time, but that the votes themselves – ballots, computer data, whatever – were invalid and untethered to the people’s actual will or actual votes.

    Never forget that the government – the holder of the monopoly on the legal use of coercive force – does not enjoy the presumption of innocence.

    Election officials, and those they report to, have the burden to actively and proactively prove that their rules and procedures have assured an accurate and secure election. “Because we say so” and/or “you prove it!” do not count.

  5. @ stan > “Elizabeth Nicks at the Absurdistan substack has a nice rundown on the nuts and bolts of how Democrats pull off their massive election fraud.”

    I couldn’t find that on a search (although I did read a couple of other interesting posts at the substack).
    Can you give the direct link?

  6. The Elizabeth Nickson article is ok, but not great. I would give it a grade of C+.

    I agree with her, the uniparty was targeting Maga Candidates, through means fair and foul.

    I’m curious what the gop congress representatives that got elected did in California. Michelle’s Steeles husband mentioned their campaign did ballot harvesting bin Korean and Vietnamese churches.

    It was mentioned the gop national party is MIA in the Arizona Debacle, and all the legal stuff going on.

    The blame Trump for the Red Trickle seems to have died down. More voters blame the gop party for the fumble.

    Anti Trumpers are out in force, Paul Ryan and Bill Barr leading the charge against Trump.

  7. In any system where there can be fraud there will be fraud. In any system where there can be corruption there will be corruption. These are a couple of the constants I have found in my life.

  8. From the zerohedge story Barry Meislin @ 8:19am linked to, here’s the money quote:
    “A judge in Maricopa County who was asked to adjudicate an emergency motion (pdf) filed by the Republican National Committee (RNC), as well as GOP gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake and U.S. Senate candidate Blake Masters, said that the GOP did not “have evidence there was a voter who was precluded the right to vote” in connection to the tabulation problems.”

    They had a right to vote. Apparently, they don’t have a right to have their vote counted.

    The fact on the day of the election a Maricopa judge wouldn’t extend the voting hours given the trouble the county had getting the printers/tabulators to work, it was going to be an uphill battle.
    My guess is the McCain Republicans are still a force in Arizona politics, and Kari Lake dissed a lot of them.

  9. Anti Trumpers are out in force, Paul Ryan and Bill Barr leading the charge against Trump.

    That’s rich. Had Paul Ryan done his job and backed up Trump’s sound policies with legislation, Biden would not have been able to reverse them so easily when he took office.

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