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>>12129981

>https://admin.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/12/the_biggest_political_blunder_in_american_history.html

Steve McCann makes a bunch of good, and true, points

However he is wrong

The election theft was only a "blunder" if it were going to be prosecuted after Joe Biden is installed as president in January

In fact, we now know there will be no prosecution as the DOJ has announced repeatedly there was no evidence of widespread fraud and Bill Barr explained over the weekend he is not appointing a special counsel for that reason

Steve McCann, like many anons, still has not gotten his head around the reality that our government is completely corrupted so that Donald Trump has no one to enforce the law

It was not a blunder; it fucking worked

>>12131261

I don't think President Trump will sign the bill (although if he does then Biden's inauguration will be easier to stomach)

Unfortunately, the bill has a veto-proof majority so it is already the law - and one of the worst sets of laws ever passed in America

>>12131343

>https://www.foxnews.com/politics/why-house-split-coronavirus-relief-government-funding-package

Whoa whoa whoa, dumbass

Don't give Fox any traffic:

use this link instead

https://archive.md/wip/3ozS4

>>12131367

Buddy, I think we all now know that silence has been inaction 100 percent of the time