By Ben Whedon

Updated: July 19, 2022 - 3:33pm

Eleven alternate electors for former President Donald Trump in Georgia have become targets in a criminal probe investigating former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the election results in the state.

The Fulton County district attorney conducting the investigation told the slate of Trump electors that they were under investigation, according to court filings on Tuesday, per CNN.

"[A]s our investigation has matured and new evidence has come to light, in a spirit of integrity we feel it only fitting to inform you that your clients' status has changed to 'Target,'" wrote Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' office, according to the filings.

Attorneys for the electors denounced the subpoenas from the grand jury as "unreasonable and oppressive," CNN reported.

A grand jury previous subpoenaed Trump ally Rep. Jody Hice, R-Ga., for his role in the same effort, though he has moved to transfer the proceedings to federal court and out of the state's jurisdiction.

Trump ultimately lost Georgia to President Joe Biden by 0.2% in the 2020 presidential election. Though Trump appeared ahead on Election Night, Biden gradually overtook Trump as ballot counting continued throughout the week.

The long ballot counting process and alleged irregularities due to the COVID-19 pandemic became the subjects of criticism by the Trump campaign, who alleged that fraud affected the final statewide result. Trump has targeted Republicans Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger for allegedly mishandling the election in their state.

The news comes as former Trump adviser Steve Bannon faces trial for contempt of Congress for his refusal to comply with a subpoena from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/alternate-trump-electors-georgia-become-targets-criminal-probe

Sec202 of the National Emergencies Act requires Congress to expeditiously consider legislation to terminate an emergency 6 months after declared. My resolution, HJRes46, terminates the COVID-19 emergency, but Pelosi adopted a special rule to turn off the expedited procedures…

So I introduced HJRes52, again attempting to terminate the emergency declaration. Pelosi then passed HRes508 which turned off expedited procedures for ANY termination of the COVID-19 emergency, effectively extending the emergency declaration in perpetuity…

https://twitter.com/RepGosar/status/1549441107137888257

MALVERN, Pa. — Jackie Kulback was just one of the Pennsylvania GOP leaders who was worried in May when Doug Mastriano clinched the Republican primary for governor.

Mastriano was a MAGA state senator who worked to overturn the 2020 presidential election and Kulback thought he would struggle to win the critical battleground state in the fall. But she’s feeling differently these days.

“The higher the gas prices go, the more electable Mastriano is,” said the chair of the Cambria County Republican Party. “Honestly, I feel this is Mastriano’s campaign to lose.”

In the immediate aftermath of Pennsylvania’s messy gubernatorial primary — which included an ill-fated, last-minute attempt by the GOP establishment to stop Mastriano — many Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania thought the race was all but over. Attorney General Josh Shapiro, the Democratic nominee, is a first-class fundraiser with a record of winning tough statewide races. He emerged unscathed from the Democratic primary after clearing the field.

Mastriano, on the other hand, has a shoestring campaign, regularly antagonizes members of his own party, and is known for his far-right views on hot-button issues. He chartered buses to the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, where he appears to have been part of a crowd that crossed barricades. He believes in no exceptions for an abortion ban. He has said that the state legislature has the power to appoint presidential electors, and as governor, he would have the power to “decertify” election machines. When Mastriano pulled out a win in the primary, many national Republicans kept their distance and, privately, assumed Shapiro would waltz to the governor’s mansion.

But as the political environment has worsened for Democrats across the country, the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania has begun to look more competitive than either party expected. Polls show Mastriano behind Shapiro by only three to four percentage points, which is within the margin of error. Though many still have doubts about Mastriano’s ability to run a successful campaign, that has made Pennsylvania Republicans more optimistic — and served as a wake-up call for Democrats, particularly in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned.

“I have the feeling that the race is too close, and that there is this very vocal group that Mastriano has behind him, and that Shapiro has got a lot of work to do,” said Pat Moulton, a retired nurse who attended a meet-and-greet with Shapiro in northeastern Pennsylvania last week. “As a Democrat, it’s frighteningly close.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/07/19/mastriano-pennsylvania-governor-race-00046423

Every election lost since since 2000, democrats complain of some type of voting issues but no one said they were trying to destroy democracy or held a show trial - I wonder why?

Flashback: In 2005, @SpeakerPelosi objects to Ohio's "questionable" electoral votes, citing "credible reports of voter intimidation"

"There are still legitimate questions about the integrity of our elections … it's not about a conspiracy, it's about the Constitution"

https://twitter.com/brisco_0317/status/1549413482923266048

more pizza comms fr daily mail…

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-11025947/Dominos-customer-shares-WILD-pizza-order-20-toppings-costing-whopping-275.html

House Democrats blocked a resolution Tuesday condemning the violence that has targeted dozens of pro-life pregnancy centers and churches since May.

Republicans on the U.S. House Rules Committee criticized Democrat leaders after the vote, saying they refused to even consider U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson’s House Resolution 1233.

Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, introduced the measure to urge wide-spread condemnation of the arsons, vandalisms and threats against pro-life and religious organizations since a leaked draft ruling in May showed the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. The resolution also urged President Joe Biden’s administration to crack down on the escalating violence.

LifeNews has recorded more than 50 reports of arson and/or vandalism since the Supreme Court overturned Roe on June 24 and more than 100 since a draft ruling was leaked in May.

“This has gotten out of hand,” Johnson said on the House floor. “Radical leftists were emboldened by the inaction of this body in the aftermath of the leaked opinion, and now they’ve targeted their violence against the very groups that care for women and their unborn children in their most vulnerable moments. It’s unconscionable.”

https://www.lifenews.com/2022/07/19/house-democrats-block-resolution-to-condemn-violence-against-churches-and-pregnancy-centers/

awhile back, i thought finkelstein shill was jeffrey epstein

now i think red text guy shill is hunter biden