Now that makes some sense.
I keep an open mind on these but Sundance has pretty well documented that Wray, Haspel, Durham, Barr are protecting the swamp.
SP needs to be AG asap. Her street cred amongst patriots is off the charts. The Senate would have to burn that bridge if they refused to confirm her.
And Grenell for FBI or CIA director.
I had the privilege of watching one of these do touch and gos at Robins AFB. Was on the golf course and it was flying right over our heads either at speed or banking if he was coming or going.
They'll never make another plane like it unfortunately
Key dates
12/8 State certification
12/14 Electors vote
1/6 House certification
1/20 Inauguration
If we assume Biden will not be president then 12/14 is the cutoff date. There might be some scenarios that play out between 12/14 and 1/6, and a few between 1/6 and 1/20.
Time is running out if there's anything bigger than court cases until 12/14. The Storm has to be in the second term imho.
Every day that we wake up and Trump is still our president is a reminder that Trump has not used a single offensive bullet. Overtly at least. Trump is winning with just defense these 4 years. And its another day where traitors expose themselves to the people
I got it from here: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/factbox-key-dates-on-the-2020-u-s-presidential-election-calendar/ar-BB183cPR
I'm from WA also. I would actually give credit to WA's mail in votes. It's probably the best system in the country. I would still prefer in-person voting though. The Sec of State is a Republican so that says a lot when coming from a blue state
I tried digging through WA's results to find anomalies. They really make it hard to do though; I had to try to adjust everything to the county level. A lot of work and I stopped bothering after a while. There is enough there that could be fraud that may have flipped a few races. Not saying there's evidence of it, rather, the opposite that I could not convincingly rule out fraud to my liking.
Sorry, going to respond to myself 'cuz I just remembered this. I don't like the DelBene win. Maybe they gerrymandered enough blue for her to carry a largely red area. But her race was one that triggered my spidey sense.
comms bread, thanks, I'll check it out