Anonymous ID: ff4094 March 24, 2023, 2:36 a.m. No.18571384   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>1398 >>1568 >>1590 >>1655 >>1896 >>2018 >>2021 >>2075

@TRHLofficial

 

Probably the most important story happening right now has gotten virtually no attention. So let’s give it attention.

 

Saudi Arabia and Iran— Sunni & Shiite Muslim— are sworn enemies, yet China just brokered a peace deal between them. China.

 

But wait there’s more

 

Saudi Arabia is talking about settling their oil trades in the Yuan, replacing the dollar. This is in spite of being allied with the US.

 

But I’m not done yet.

 

There is also discussion of Saudi Arabia and Iran joining the BRICS alliance.

-Brazil

-Russia

-India

-China

-South Africa

 

“But Josie what are the consequences of that?”

 

That would mean all of the major oil producing countries in the world would be part of the same alliance. These countries also make up half of the global population. And I imagine there would be a level of protection safeguarding Iran from American invasion.

 

Most apparent, there is no need or room for the US in this new boys club. There is no seat at the table of this super alliance.

 

For those who cannot see the catastrophe The Deep State has made of our country, our values, and our global status, who take our Bill of Rights for granted, spend all the time and resources prosecuting political dissenters, and victimize themselves over sins they never experienced because they have it so damn good they have to sit there and make up ways to self exploit — I just don’t think there is any saving these people.

 

https://twitter.com/TRHLofficial/status/1638627076776271898

Anonymous ID: ff4094 March 24, 2023, 2:44 a.m. No.18571396   🗄️.is đź”—kun   >>1568 >>1655 >>1896 >>2018 >>2075

South Dakota Bans Ranked Choice Voting Which Favors the Left and Idaho Might be Next

 

South Dakota scored a major win for election integrity on Tuesday by becoming the first state in 2023 to ban ranked-choice voting (RCV) in elections, with Idaho potentially following suit.

 

On Tuesday, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed SB 55, which stipulates that the state’s board of elections “may not authorize” and political subdivisions “may not adopt or enforce” in any manner “a rule, resolution, charter provision, or ordinance establishing” a ranked-choice voting system. The bill received overwhelming support in the state’s House of Representatives (63-5) and Senate (31-4).

 

“South Dakota’s election laws are built with integrity. We have one of the best election systems in the nation,” Noem said in a statement. With laws such as SB 55, “we will further strengthen our fantastic system and provide accountability for the future.”

 

In addition to South Dakota, Florida and Tennessee banned the use of RCV in state elections last year. On RCV ballots, voters rank their options rather than choosing only one. RCV tends to boost leftist candidates and often leads to confusing and even inaccurate election outcomes, as The Federalist has reported.

 

Meanwhile, Idaho Republicans put their state one step closer to banning the confusing system following the state Senate’s passage (28-7) of HB 179 on Tuesday. The measure had previously cleared the House of Representatives (56-12-2) earlier this month and will soon head to Republican Gov. Brad Little’s desk for approval. Little did not respond to The Federalist’s request for comment on whether he intends to sign the bill.

 

This is great news…..

 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/south-dakota-bans-ranked-choice-voting-which-favors-the-left-and-idaho-might-be-next/