The Trump supporters are increasingly angry about the election riggingTrevor wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 12:11 am> I consider it dangerous when you can't trust an election outcome
> and many people don't. I'm a little suspicious, but far from
> absolutely convinced. However, it's a bit rich for the people who
> spent four years saying that Trump stole the election now turn
> around and say questioning the election is treason.
and the massive censorship of conservative voices.
The Democrats are increasingly desperate. They've already sent an
army of over 100 lawyers to Maricopa Country Az to stop that audit.
And now the Justice Dept is launching a full-scale attack on the audit
process with the full force of the Biden administration.
*** Garland charts DOJ collision course with Maricopa County election audit
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news ... tion-audit
The results of the Maricopa audit are expected in early August. If
the DoJ finds a way to stop the audit, then there will be a furious
reaction from the 75 million Trump supporters, and there will be
aggressive changes at the state level - which is already occurring
anyway.
If the audits prove that Trump should have won, it will be a political
disaster for the Democrats, but it will not flip the presidency, since
the results have already been certified.
This is a huge strength of America's federal system, and one of thethinker wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 1:29 am> Another problem that the democrats did not count on is that the
> states have started to take back their power and have begun to
> pass laws closing all the avenues that they used to steal this
> election as well as passing laws to strengthen the 1st and 2nd
> amendments ( for the 1st look at laws curbing the power of big
> tech).
reasons why America's constitutional government is possibly the most
stable in history. Obviously, this is a big contrast to Cuba and
China.
According to Jonathan Turley, the Supreme Court has scheduled a seriesthinker wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 1:29 am> For example I have noticed that the supreme court has been giving
> the right some very important wins lately including a decision on
> a gun rights case where the court's decision was for upholding gun
> rights by a vote of 9 to 0. I think that is the justices trying to
> signal to the populace that they screwed up and that they are
> trying to make up for it. I know some will say that the justices
> don't care about anything but the rule of law and the constitution
> but they are human beings and not robots so things like the mood
> of the populace will play a part in their decisions and all the
> elites know that the populace is really pissed right know.
of cases where they have a 9-0 vote, in order to show the leftist
loons that they have nothing to gain by packing the Supreme Court.
However, there are some really big split decisions expected in the
next week.
This is again an advantage of America's federal system. Critical racethinker wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 1:42 am> A couple of other things, critical race theory is also being
> attacked and removed. There are now people that were not
> politically involved before that have now become very politically
> involved. I see it in my regular life and it can be seen online as
> well, for example the videos of parents going to school board
> meetings and taking them over and starting to get rid of things
> that the school boards have been implementing for years.
theory is an indocrination system like the ones used in Cuba and
China, but now people at the local level are turning against it.
One of the ironic results of the pandemic is that it closed down the
schools and forced at-home learning (for people who can afford it).
So what happened is that parents were able to watch the online
sessions with their kids and see what was actually being taught, which
they found shocking. Some school districts tried to pass "laws"
making it illegal for parents to watch along with their children, but
that didn't work. Tsk tsk.
Yeah, that's really funny. Obama used to be called the greatest gunthinker wrote: ↑Sun Jun 13, 2021 1:42 am> I immigrated to the U.S. from Cuba. When Castro and the communists
> took over they got rid of guns. This is a problem the communists
> in this country have had from the start and I think it is a
> problem that they still haven't been able to figure out. Every
> time they try to move on firearms the population just goes out and
> buys more guns and ammo thereby making their problem even more
> difficult to solve. These truly are some interesting times we are
> living in.
salesman in the world.