here's a question.
most courts say you must have a 'legal standing', when filing a lawsuit, injunction, or anything related.
isn't that in violation of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution?
You should be able to sue on the basis of a law being unjust, and in violation of the Constitution, not because some cabal of judges acting like bureucrats saying so…
there's a difference between a 'bug' and a glitch. glitches are usually put there in the programming code to be used later on.
it's all part of the movie.
shadilay, I guess.
it's a 'gotcha'. if Biden's determined to be a national security risk, giving him 'security briefings' when he's neither president-elect, nor suitable for receiving such information, would be a violation of federal law.
more nails for the coffin, really.
try including (lb) or (pb) when linking to old breads, lest you get other anons calling you out with explicit terms
that did it for me.
the KP freak is IP hopping…
you have to wonder, though. if the KP is being posted, how close are we to a big boom? there's been lots of digging regarding the election fraud. more and more people are waking up.
still, the KP is where I draw the line. o7
King County, WA uses Clear Ballot, not Dominion, so it wouldn't show any votes being switched in that report.
But being how Clear Ballot software is non-public, some treachery is afoot.