The only funny thing here is your lack of self awareness and how you try to deny things that everyone else knows to be true.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
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The only funny thing here is your lack of self awareness and how you try to deny things that everyone else knows to be true.Quote:
Originally Posted by brett05
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https://news.yahoo.com/research-firm...233154305.html
A research firm investigated Donald Trump’s assertion that the presidential election was fraudulent, but its findings were suppressed because they found nothing to support his claims, The Washington Post reported citing four sources familiar with the matter.
The Berkeley Research Group, hired by the former president’s 2020 campaign, gathered a team of around a dozen people to look into alleged voter fraud and irregularities in six states, according to the Post.
The team reportedly briefed Trump, his former chief of staff Mark Meadows and others on a conference call held in the last days of 2020 — before Trump held a rally urging his supporters to march on the Capitol preceding the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection. The call reportedly became contentious.
But the researchers had looked at “everything,” one source told the Post.
“Literally anything you could think of. Voter turnout anomalies, date of birth anomalies, whether dead people voted. If there was anything under the sun that could be thought of, they looked at it,” the source said.
As recently as Saturday morning, Trump has claimed that the 2020 presidential election was “rigged” or “stolen” from him, pushing various conspiracy theories about voting machines and election workers.
Again, this is the person who is currently under multiple criminal investigations and is the likely republican front runner for president in 2024.
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Originally Posted by nyyfan555
The modern day republican party:
https://www.businessinsider.com/sidn...ion-fox-2023-2
Trump-allied lawyer Sidney Powell sent Fox an email full of wild claims from a woman claiming to be a decapitated time-traveler, according to a recent court filing.
Excerpts of the message formed part of a filing from Dominion Voting Systems released on Thursday in its defamation case against Fox.
Dominion said that Powell forwarded the email to Fox personality Maria Bartiromo in November 2020, and informed Bartiromo that she'd received "evidence" about voter fraud.
At another point she described herself as being able to "time-travel in a semi-conscious state."
The evidence is meant to support Dominion's allegation that Fox and its executives knew the claims its hosts and guests were making about the election were false, but let them push unsubstantiated information anyway. The company is alleging that Fox defamed Dominion in its reporting, and is seeking $1.6 billion in damages.
In legal proceedings, the mental competency of defendants is usually a topic of importance. I think we need the same thing for voting. Most republicans are not mentally competent to vote and are doing irreparable damage to the country. They should not be allowed to vote.
With any luck, this hits Fox majorly and they have to fire many of the top folks pushing the Big Lie. Hannity should be the first to go. He said in court that he never believed Trump's claim yet ran his show every night under the premise and having many of the craziest ****ers on his show.Quote:
Originally Posted by nyyfan555
It sounds like the Georgia grand jury has recommended indicting Trump, among multiple other people, according to the forewoman of the jury.
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Asked whether the jurors had recommended indicting Mr. Trump, Ms. Kohrs gave a cryptic answer: “You’re not going to be shocked. It’s not rocket science,” adding “you won’t be too surprised.”
Calling the Secretary of State and trying to get him to change the vote count because he didn’t like it was always putting himself in danger.
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-...2020-rcna72870
For much of Joe Biden’s presidency, a variety of Republicans have pointed to fentanyl seizures at the U.S./Mexico border as proof of lax security measures. That’s never made any sense — the claims are inherently self-defeating — but an amazing number of GOP officials have spent the last couple of years pushing the line.
This came up again yesterday during a House Homeland Security Committee hearing, when Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene pointed to the Biden administration successfully seizing fentanyl before it reaches American soil as evidence of the Biden administration failing to stop fentanyl before it reaches American soil.
That was, to be sure, quite weird, but it wasn’t the Georgia congresswoman’s only misstep. Greene also published this missive to Twitter:
“Listen to this mother, who lost two children to fentanyl poisoning, tell the truth about both of her son’s murders because of the Biden administrations [sic] refusal to secure our border and stop the Cartel’s [sic] from murdering Americans everyday [sic] by Chinese fentanyl.”
The tweet came with a video of Rebecca Kiessling, a Michigan woman who told lawmakers about losing two sons to accidental fentanyl overdoses.
But while Greene saw Kiessling’s tragic story as proof of the Biden administration’s policies, there was a fairly obvious problem with this attempt at blame: Kiessling’s sons died in 2020, when Biden was a private citizen.
And while I don’t imagine anyone was especially surprised to see that the right-wing Georgian hadn't done her homework, it was part of a curious recent pattern in GOP politics: Republicans keep forgetting who was president in 2020.
Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas, for example, recently blamed Biden for “paying people to stay home” in 2020, referring to a law that Donald Trump signed the year before Biden took office.
The same week, Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado blamed the Democratic president for Covid-related school closures in 2020 — which, again, was a year that Biden spent on the campaign trail, not in the Oval Office.
The GQP always tries to flood the zone with ****. It's nice when the media can put it all together to highlight just how stupid the GQP is.
Shocking that you watch Rachel Maddow
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Didn't Nate catch you saying you think Tucker Carlson would be a good candidate for government office? Pot meet kettle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brewersfan255
....but he doesn't even watch FOX News! Y'know, just like SpecialFNK didn't even watch FOX News.
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You know what? I agree with you Rachel is a tool. She soaked up the Russian gate for a high rating and a bump in pay for a job well done. What bites my arse is how she played up the latest anti-war protest as kooks and malcontents.