>>11490482 pb

I liked Gingrich "arrest them" if they don't let you observe. They are breaking the law. Way better handwringing than Cruz was playing.

I'm strarting to think Congress is literally in on this play of the coup as well, against Trump. The act is only to get a semblance of government legitimacy following this fuckup.

I've viewed the government as illegitimate for a long time (they lie so much, it makes your head spin; the law is a farce, pay to win, works every fucking time) so I see all this as insincere acting. After the dust settles, most of these same liars are going to have the same power, presitge, and YOUR money. And they will sell the country out for a farthing.

>>11490772

Well that's a brave statement. Will probably go down in history, right next to Patrick Henry.

Friggin Captain Obvious strikes again. These leaders are defective, throw them back.

>>11490730

There are anons who know how to count?

>>11490898

I like Zeldin, agree he is a patriot. But damn man, that is milquetoast bitchin' considering the fucking OUR government is perpetrating.

How about a "hold fire until you see the whites of their eyes" sort of thing. At least Gingrich suggested IMMEDIATE arrest. So what if it's just the lowlife policing the counting area.

But no. We can't arrest people for breaking the law to steal a presidential election. No intent maybe.

I've got righteous anger, and our leaders don't. And the ones that appear to? I think most of them are faking it. Then on Fox(Liar)News, Laura Ingraham is yucking it up like its pre-prom night or something.

>>11490981

It's not his money. He got loads of money to fend off his challenger, and didn't spend it.

Oh, they are stealing your presidency? Here's your consolation prize.

>>11491326

No. This is a small but important fraction. Voting is the ritual that helps you think you live in a self-governing society. The ritual legitimizes every government power grab that follows.

>>11491446

What a genius parchesi move!