>>3328950

Q 2170

Twelve moves ahead.

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We lead. Have votes. +M

What could that one extra M mean?

M

= twelve (12) + 1 = 13

= 13 th letter of alphabet

= Maine (SEN Collins) R

= SEN Murkowski R

= SEN Manchin D

= SEN Mike Lee R

These four Senators would push the vote from current estimate of 49-47 to 52-47.

But now Q has posted 53-47

To get to 53-47 means another D moving from Nay to undecided and to Yay in a matter of hours. While no other SEN makes a move the other way.

The field is limited now to the middle and this is what makes SEN LG an effective influencer at this moment in time. As much as many Anons distrust SEN LG, he can convince D's in Red States by his example. But which Sens are susceptible?

Someone such as SEN Heltkamp might make that move to undecided and then to Yay and bring some others with her.

Very hard to see how Q could have the count right unless that happens.

This anagram is one that seems better than tea leaves but not as good as Q has suggested.

Anons got different counts of the votes today?

>>3330472

Q 2170 Twelve moves ahead.

Apologies, forgot the graphic. The anagram that falls out produces short list of Sens who might bring the Kav vote to 52-47 and so at least one more is needed.

As in the pic/ anagram, one [M]ore.

>>3330472

>These four Senators would push the vote from current estimate of 49-47 to 52-47.

To explain: SEN Mike Lee is already expected to vote Yay so he is currently in the count of 49 Yays, 49-47, and to reach Q's 53 will need at least one more SEN than the M's listed in prevous comment.

Been discussing this live this afternoon and am talked out. Sorry if posts disjointed today.

Call your Senators.

Speak logically.

Speak firmly, no need to be loud, on this.

Follow your instincts.

Please do your part, frens.