>>21949560 pb
it's not high road.
it's trolling.
rubbing it in they have no money.
also, Election Finance rules.
Media gave them donations, "in kind"
And that might be illegal.
If it's not recorded properly.
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>>21949582 pb
alright newfags ^
you misread the message from Trump. You must be ex-democrats?
Or maybe still Democrats?
suckers.
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/113453369063248928
funny.
you never know.
Considering the SCOTUS is corrupt it's unlikely to come through.
But if the temper of the public (awakening) comes through, and they see the fraud is exposed widely, and there may be consequences?
They might get their alleged courage for reasons of optics.
Then they may be motivated to adjust their "vision."
As of now, SCOTUS are pretending there was nothing wrong and they had no duty to correct the injustice of 2020.
At one point we thought the message came that two would have to step down; would that be for fraud? or what?
Things change. Especially when you deal with predictions regarding the future, and when you are constrained since the bad guys also read your notes.
and we are told "disinformation is necessary" or somesuch.
I 'm quite certain Roberts and Cunty are compromised.
The three communists who hate the Constitution and who never should have been confirmed obviously can not be trusted,
that brings it to five ringers against four possibly decent.
If they were clean they would've adjudged the Brunson case already.
That they haven't, proves they are comped.
We knew that already when they refused to review the dispute between the States regarding the 2020 steal.
"It takes a busload of faith to get by"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFCzhzHydxk
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DEVELOPING: 🚨 President-Elect Donald Trump Outlines Plan to “Shatter” Censorship Regime, Restore Free Speech 🚨
President-Elect Donald Trump has released a comprehensive strategy to dismantle what he calls the "left-wing censorship regime," promising swift action on his first day in office.
He warned that without free speech, America is not truly free, saying, “If we don’t have free speech, we don’t have a free country.”
The five-point plan includes:
An executive order to prevent federal agencies from collaborating on speech suppression with private companies. Executive orders are not long term solutions, but this could be a start to gain the momentum needed for legislation.
DOJ investigations into censorship practices, with possible charges for violating civil rights and election laws.
Reforming Section 230 protections to hold tech giants accountable for biased content moderation.
Penalties for universities found engaging in censorship, including cuts to federal funding. This point is interesting because Trump also planned to crack down on antisemitism on day one by noon.
A "Digital Bill of Rights" to safeguard Americans’ online freedoms.
Trump’s strong stance against censorship has ignited debate over the role of government in regulating tech platforms.
Could this move reshape free speech in the digital age? Should this be the priority?