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How many? A damn sight fewer than the number who have suffered life ending problems from NOT having the vaccine!
Lost, Not Stolen
The Conservative Case that Trump Lost and Biden Won the 2020 Presidential Election
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Well... that's interesting.
I had my vaccines, got covid, almost died from pulmonary emboli.How many? A damn sight fewer than the number who have suffered life ending problems from NOT having the vaccine!
What did I do wrong?
Wanna see my CT scan report?
I just finished a bout , caught it from my vaxxed wife . 9 days of positive tests not much in the way of symptoms , mostly tired with a slight fever .
Lost, Not Stolen
The Conservative Case that Trump Lost and Biden Won the 2020 Presidential Election
Well... that's interesting.
This clown again. Let talk about getting a fucking life..
His voice sounds anal, like he still has the dick up his ass.. he talks like a Virginian - Gay as shit
A bill to prevent Trumpās attempted coup is finally ready ā and must pass
That President Donald Trump attempted to steal the 2020 election is scary enough; that he or another candidate could steal it next time around remains a terrifying threat. This is what makes the passage of a just-introduced bipartisan proposal to reform the Electoral Count Act so essential.
Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Joe Manchin III (D-W.Va.) have been laboring for months to overhaul the countryās arcane system of counting and certifying votes for president and vice president. Finally, theyāve released a product ā and itās a fine one. Their bill not only guards against the gambits the lame duck White House attempted in 2020, but it also limits the potential for other nefariousness by a future candidate. A companion bill addresses the security of election workers and the U.S. Postal Service and reauthorizes the Election Assistance Commission.
The Electoral Count Act as it stands is full of ambiguities. According to one scholarly study, the losing party in nine of the past 34 presidential elections could have exploited gaping holes in the law to overrule the peopleās decision. So far, enough has stood in the way ā sometimes a general respect for norms, sometimes particular political courage ā to prevent disaster. But the events following the 2020 election, including the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol, made clear that the danger of a constitutional coup is real, and growing.
The bill introduced this week would create blocks against the specific maneuvers Mr. Trump attempted. It would clarify that the vice presidentās role in certifying electoral votes is āsolely ministerialā; that speaks to the former presidentās efforts to coerce Vice President Mike Pence ā with the help of a mob ā into rejecting the votes of several states. It would raise the threshold for Congress to challenge a stateās submitted results from a single member of both chambers to at least one-fifth of members; that answers last yearās frivolous objections from six GOP senators and more than 100 representatives.
Perhaps most important are changes that would impede state-level mischief. By identifying governors as responsible for submitting a slate of electors, appointed according to rules in place before Election Day, the legislation would exclude competing lists from other officials. Better yet is a process to counter a rogue governor who lodges an illegitimate submission for approval by a friendly House or Senate. Under the reformed act, any such attempt could be challenged by a vice-presidential or presidential candidate in federal courts, to whose judgment Congress would be bound. Finally, the bill would ensure that state legislatures canāt simply override the popular vote by calling it a āfailed election.ā
The Electoral Count Reform Act will not fix everything, because it canāt fix everything: Some additional protections can be provided only by the states; others, including enhancements to the Voting Rights Act desired by Democrats, arenāt politically possible. Even now, the electoral reform portion of the Collins-Manchin package has only nine of the 10 Republican votes needed to surmount a filibuster. Democrats are right to dream of even more than is on offer today, and theyāre right to push hard as they investigate the events surrounding the Jan. 6 insurrection. But they would also be wrong to say no to what they might be able to get from this legislation.
Linky-dinky.
Not seeing where that would prevent rigging vote counting machines or bags of mail in ballots being left uncounted until too late as has happened in Canada.
Bipartisan Senate bills would overhaul Electoral College count - Roll Call
A bipartisan package of bills would clarify what role Congress and the vice president have in certifying presidential elections.
About freakin' time!
Trump White House aide goes on sexist tirade, calls Jan. 6 panel āanti-Whiteā
A Trump administration aide who met with the House Jan. 6 committee this week unleashed a 27-minute inflammatory tirade, calling the lawmakersā investigation into the Capitol riot racist against White people and using sexist slurs to describe his former colleagues who also testified.
Garrett Ziegler, a former aide to President Donald Trumpās trade adviser, Peter Navarro, revealed on his Telegram page that he appeared Tuesday before the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Hours later, Ziegler said without evidence that he was being targeted due to his race and posted a lengthy audio file calling the probe āa Bolshevistic anti-White campaign.ā
āIf you canāt see that, your eyes are freaking closed,ā Ziegler said. The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League noted that Zieglerās words are āoften used as a code for Jews.ā
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He seems nice.
Occasionally shit happens when no one did anything, quite often it's most likely from neglect somewhere that you can't put your finger on. How many of us are potentially at risk from some anonymous asshole running on bald tires or a loose tie rod end?