>>20576186, >>20576326 Alina Habba - We Are Witnessing Election Interference At The Highest Level, In The End We Will Win. >>20575841 Kash Patel - Congressional death blossom (PNs)

On the last bread I brought up the J6 committee was a continuance of the RICO case that Trump filed in 2021-22.

Alina in this video said with X22 that all lawsuits in NY are basically an ongoing RICO case. Proves that Trump called it and that will be used on all the members involved.

She confirmed that Letitia James worked with the WH and met with Kamala.

Calling it now, every hoax from Russiagate on, are a seemingly a never ending Criminal Conspiracy Case RICO charges, with numerous more targets. This will be a massive investigation and trial, when the time comes.

It’s coming but I think the stealing of 2020 Presidential election and the future attempt of 2024 are going to be the basis of the massive Prosecutions to come. This is BIG! WW as a matter of fact. The countries in Europe that participated in the rigging of the 2020 election will be revealed.I hope Macron is the first to be arrested by Interpol. Trump calls him a “wise guy” which is a term for Mafia members.

It’s all tying together. We will finally have some fun and Godly retribution!

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Listen starting at 8:05, Dave asks “is that grounds for a mistrial”. Alina replies:yes it like RICO

Zuckerberg Org Keeps Training Leftist Election Workers Despite State Bans.

Nonprofits like the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL) are still finding ways to influence electoral processesdespite a half-dozen states moving to ban their involvement. CTCL and other organizations received substantial private funding during the 2020 elections from tech moguls such as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Through a series ofpublicly available webinars, CTCL provides training on topics like working with leftist fact-checkers, lobbying elected officials, and building relationships with selected journalists.Despite promoting a ‘non-partisan’ public image, CTCL’s founders and some of its board members trace back to Democratic political operations. The organization itself has received millions in funding from left-leaning sources. In response to the laws prohibiting private election funding,

CTCL launched the Election Infrastructure Initiative, which aims topool together election officials, nonprofits, counties, and cities to advocate for $20 billion in federal fundingfor election processes over the next decade.

https://thenationalpulse.com/2024/03/16/zuckerberg-org-keeps-training-leftist-election-workers-despite-state-bans/

==Anons the last search engine I’m using blocks all searches

which is duck fuck go, what search engines work?==

“Lawfare Is Crumbling”: Bannon Discusses Dems’ New Plan To Target Trump After Lawfare Strategy Fails. Left wing lawyer says Fani Willis, this case is going No WhereThe MSM is losing it so bad, that sound insane. Cold Open, i can’t listen to all of it

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>>20577846

Proof, the Left are losing their minds

Toobin on Willis disqualification ruling: ‘A very good day for Donald Trump’

BY LAUREN IRWIN - 03/16/24

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin argued a Georgia judge’s criticism against Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) in his ruling marks a “very good day” for former President Trump,because the case is “going nowhere.”

“Today was a very good day for Donald Trump. This case is going nowhere,” Toobin told CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Friday.

Georgia Judge Scott McAfee released the highly anticipated ruling Friday, in which he determined Willis could proceed with her prosecution against Trump in her election interference case so long as she removes an investigator with whom she had a romantic relationship from the case.

Even though McAfee didn’t outright disqualify Willis for the potential conflict of interest, he handed down a scathing review of her conduct so far in the court proceedings.

The judge criticized public remarks by Willis where she implied race might have been a factor in the case defendants made about her and the investigator, Nathan Wade. McAfee floated the idea of a potential gag order because of her comments.

He also criticized her for the “unorthodox decision” to participate in interviews with authors writing books about Trump’s prosecution, as well as the relationship she once had with Wade.

Despite the lack of disqualification,Toobin said he thinks that it is “extremely unlikely” that Willis’ case against Trump and the other co-defendants will go to trial before the fall.

“Think about this, there’s another racketeering case in Georgia where jury selection, not the trial, jury selection, has taken a year,” he said, highlighted by Mediaite. “This case is never going to trial before the election.”

The judge’s ruling allows the case to move forward after either Willis or Wade steps aside. Shortly after McAfee’s decision was published, Wade submitted his resignation. Still, Toobin said the case is “an embarrassment.”

Trump and most of his other co-defendants in Willis’ case have pleaded not guilty to their charges. A trial date hasn’t been set yet, and defendants have various pending motions to get their cases tossed.

“All of this, Fani Willis has hung on, but this case is going nowhere,” he said.

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4536315-toobin-willis-disqualification-hearing-very-good-day-donald-trump/

>>20577846

Now Bidan actually has to campaign instead of prosecute Trump

Democrats in survival mode rebuilding Biden’s 2020 coalitionALEX GANGITANO - 03/16/24 1/2

Democrats are in survival mode in trying to rebuild the coalition that helped President Biden win the White House in 2020, working to bring critical voters back to the fold at this point rather than substantially trying to grow the base.

The strategy is unfolding in part from Biden’s travel patterns and appearances. This week, he visited two states that were pivotal to his victory, Michigan and Wisconsin. But he’s also spent considerable time in Democratic strongholds like New York and California and is next expected to spend time in Phoenix and Las Vegas, home to two other closely-watched states in 2024.

In Washington, D.C., he met with the Teamsters to try and sway them to officially endorse him, in an effort to lock in more critical support from a major labor union, a contingent of workers he often lauds as having bolstered his political career.

The efforts mark a broader plan to stitch back together a path for victory in 2024 in a race that has Biden running neck-and-neck with former President Trump.

“It’s a smart focus, it’s a smart strategy,” said former Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y.), who chaired the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. “In electoral politics, you can’t win by losing and so you start with your critical battlegrounds and then expand your infrastructure and visibility.”

The campaign’s focus on Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania is in large part because of their large Black communities, which the campaign sees as essential to shoring up the base. Biden traveled to Atlanta last week— another area where Black voters are a major bloc.

The president has been endorsed by most major unions, including the United Auto Workers after making history by joining their picket line last year, but still has yet to get the Teamsters endorsement.

Biden’s meeting with the Teamsters this week was paired with the major nod he gave to U.S. workers on Thursday by pushing back against the potential sale of U.S. Steel to Nippon Steel of Japan. The potential sale raised alarms among Pennsylvanians about threats to union workers’ jobs.

“We’re not assuming anyone’s vote. We are earning their support by meeting them where they are – investing early to reach key coalitions like Black and Latino voters, building capacity in our battleground states, and running a robust paid program across TV and digital platforms with diverse viewership,” said Seth Schuster, a Biden campaign spokesperson.

“That’s in stark contrast to the Trump approach: attack people who disagree with you, gut programs to reach critical voters, and run on a toxic and losing agenda,” he added.

Biden is also set to travel to Arizona and Nevada next week, trips that are part of his effort following the State of the Union to visit every battleground state.

“The priority should be to defend the states he won in 2020 starting with the most obvious targets— Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Arizona went blue, as did the Georgia Senate race in the 2022 midterms, so those states remain very winnable for the President again in 2024,” said Michael LaRosa, first lady Jill Biden’s traveling press secretary during the 2020 campaign.

But still has a ways to go. He did not see what some allies hoped would be a bump in his polling after his State of the Union address last week, with new surveys showing no improvement in his approval rating or standing against Trump.

HTTPS://THEHILL.COM/HOMENEWS/CAMPAIGN/4533015-DEMOCRATS-SURVIVAL-MODE-REBUILDING-BIDENS-2020-COALITION/

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Ahead of the State of the Union, Trump and Biden were statistically tied in a head-to-head 2024 match up in a Yahoo News/YouGov poll from January with 45 percent and 44 percent, respectively. In a poll on Tuesday, they are statistically tied with Trump at 46 percent and Biden at 44 percent.

In battleground states alone, Biden is also struggling to make grounds on Trump. A Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll in late February found Biden trailing Trump Arizona, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, North Carolina, Nevada and Wisconsin with 48 percent of voters saying they would back Trump across the seven states, compared to 43 percent for Biden.

Additionally, a USA Today/Suffolk University poll this week found Trump polling at 40 percent to Biden’s 38 percent nationally.

“I think they’re all going to be competitive,” said Democratic strategist Simon Rosenberg when asked if any states that Democrats took in 2020 make him the most nervous in 2024.

But, he expressed optimism considering Democrats better-than-expected results in the 2022 midterms.

“We had a test run for 2024 a little bit in 2022 in the battleground states, this post-Dobbs, post-insurrection Republican Party, and it went very, very poorly for them. It’s a central reason why I think the likely scenario of this election is that we win,” he said.

“Because in competitive races all across the country since the spring of 2022, we’ve overperformed and they’ve struggled and it’s because I think that something broke inside the Republican Party when Dobbs happened that for too many Republicans, it meant their party had gone too far,” Rosenberg explained.

Still, the Biden campaign in a memo dubbed “pathway to 270” sent out after the State of the Union focused less on Republicans and more on “shoring up the blue wall and expanding the map.” The so-called “blue wall” refers to the Midwest states that Biden won in 2020 and the campaign is looking to invest big in the Sun Belt battleground states: Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina.

Vice President Kamala Harris was in Denver on Tuesday as part of a five-state swing, which also includes trips to Arizona, Nevada, California, and Minnesota after Biden’s joint address.

The campaign is also eying a new, complex set of voters who either haven’t yet tuned into the election or have no interest in voting at all this November, considering it’s a 2020 rematch. That voting bloc is seen as persuadable to the Biden campaign, though the campaign believes that contingent might not tune into the election until after Labor Day.

“There’s still a pretty decent lane of undecided voters, believe it or not,” Israel said. “And those voters by their very nature don’t tend to activate until after Labor Day. Because they’re independent, because they’re moderate… and so once you consolidate your base, then you’ve got to build on that by engaging, actively turning out undecideds.”

North Carolina, which Trump won in 2020, is a state that the Biden campaign sees as a potential flip in November. The governors’ race in the state will include far-right Republican, Mark Robinson, on the ballot. And, the Biden campaign is eying Florida as a state where Biden may be growing in popularity due to its extreme abortion law post-Roe.

“We barely lost North Carolina in 2020….and the Republicans have an extremist as their gubernatorial nominee in 2024 and we have a very strong candidate. So, I think that North Carolina is going to be competitive,” Rosenberg said.

Other Democrats were also hopeful that Biden can not only rebuild, but also expand the coalition in 2024, mainly because Trump is his likely opponent on the ballot in November.

“President Biden’s winning coalition was record-breaking; reaching 2020 Biden-Harris voters while simultaneously making Trump play defense will continue to be important and that’s what the Biden campaign is doing,” said Adam Abrams, a communications official on Obama’s 2008 campaign, a spokesperson for the Obama White House.(KEK)

HTTPS://THEHILL.COM/HOMENEWS/CAMPAIGN/4533015-DEMOCRATS-SURVIVAL-MODE-REBUILDING-BIDENS-2020-COALITION/

Steve Bannon: The Evils Taking Over The U.S. Emanates From The Big Steal. Anderson Cooper criticizing Fani Willis. Weissmann thought the Fani Willis case was the strongest case they had! These people are out of their minds with TDS. Kekkity, really delusional

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Steve Bannon: The U.S. Leads The Globe In Accelerationism With AI Takeover. We are in major danger. There is no safety and security for the US with AI. This is pretty serious

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God bless and Protect Mike Lindellanons pray for him and all revealing this. Its at the SC, not on the docket yet.

Mike Lindell: The Media Discredits Supreme Court Case Before Details Even Become Public. Idaho meeting last night. Lindell is going to submit another filing with declarations and evidence on election fraud. Media already losing their minds. Mike calls the next filing is the “meat of it”, why we need NO paper ballots

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State Department Scuttled Haitian Elections, To Remove Migrant Encampment in the US Ahead Of 2022 Midterms

Fucking must listen!!!Not kidding in 2021 so many Haitians coming in the US, it would have ruined Bidan democrats midterms. The Bidan DOS stopped Haiti from voting that year, and it kept the Dictator staying in, which has caused the mass migration of Haitians now

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