Your rain illustration is wonderful! It looks incredibly hard to draw.
Thank you for the WI news. Finally, a step forward as we wonder what will happen next with Mike Lindell's trial and Tina Peters release to prepare for her case's review. Gosh, are we going to get this all rolling before candidates start campaigning for the midterms?
Hopefully arrests of election officials who allowed or facilitated fraud to follow or maybe set expectations to just the usual strongly worded letters instead of being disappointed
I only glanced at an article about MI SOS Jocelyn Benson because within the article it was saying she was being "impeached"(?) as Secretary of State AND was planning to run for Governor. What a Joke! It is almost to the point that English doesn't make sense anymore. The language has been so tortured it is near death.
Wow -- you keep your EZ-pass low on your windshield! I usually try to hide mine behind the mirror where I as the driver won’t see it. It’s annoying though if a bump jars it loose from the Velcro and it falls on the floor by either my feet or the passenger side while moving.
Sometimes it’s convenient to just put it in the little compartment on the dashboard (as long as it still can be read there). You seem to have split the difference between my two approaches.
I also like the analogy of a “viaduct moment” (when the severe rain stops momentarily as you drive under one) for those times in life when we get a momentary (however long) respite from oppressive problems.
In New Jersey, the ACLU reacted to US Attorney Alina Habba’s formation of an election integrity task force, responding to President Trump’s Executive Order on elections.
Knowing about your discovery of complex voter ID shift ciphers in NJ, the ACLU’s typical knee jerk response makes me want to laugh and vomit at the same time:
“New Jersey elections are fair and secure, and extensive research shows that voter fraud is exceptionally rare…”
“…the task force trades on the myth of fraud to stoke fear and prejudice while establishing a pretext for voter suppression.”
“Like the executive order, the task force is not aimed at a real problem, and instead is premised on false, nativist, and thoroughly discredited narratives about fraudulent voting.”
Your rain illustration is wonderful! It looks incredibly hard to draw.
Thank you for the WI news. Finally, a step forward as we wonder what will happen next with Mike Lindell's trial and Tina Peters release to prepare for her case's review. Gosh, are we going to get this all rolling before candidates start campaigning for the midterms?
Hopefully arrests of election officials who allowed or facilitated fraud to follow or maybe set expectations to just the usual strongly worded letters instead of being disappointed
I only glanced at an article about MI SOS Jocelyn Benson because within the article it was saying she was being "impeached"(?) as Secretary of State AND was planning to run for Governor. What a Joke! It is almost to the point that English doesn't make sense anymore. The language has been so tortured it is near death.
Great news on the Wisconsin letter.
WOW! Thanks for providing this news.
"More to come!" Very much looking forward to that.
Wow -- you keep your EZ-pass low on your windshield! I usually try to hide mine behind the mirror where I as the driver won’t see it. It’s annoying though if a bump jars it loose from the Velcro and it falls on the floor by either my feet or the passenger side while moving.
Sometimes it’s convenient to just put it in the little compartment on the dashboard (as long as it still can be read there). You seem to have split the difference between my two approaches.
I also like the analogy of a “viaduct moment” (when the severe rain stops momentarily as you drive under one) for those times in life when we get a momentary (however long) respite from oppressive problems.
(Or however short the respite may be.)
Now do one where you had Rain-X applied to only one side of the windshield! 😁
🙌
The Wisconsin action follows the May 27th lawsuit against North Carolina for violating HAVA by maintaining an inaccurate voter list.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-help-america-vote-act-lawsuit-against-north-carolina-inaccurate
In New Jersey, the ACLU reacted to US Attorney Alina Habba’s formation of an election integrity task force, responding to President Trump’s Executive Order on elections.
Knowing about your discovery of complex voter ID shift ciphers in NJ, the ACLU’s typical knee jerk response makes me want to laugh and vomit at the same time:
“New Jersey elections are fair and secure, and extensive research shows that voter fraud is exceptionally rare…”
“…the task force trades on the myth of fraud to stoke fear and prejudice while establishing a pretext for voter suppression.”
“Like the executive order, the task force is not aimed at a real problem, and instead is premised on false, nativist, and thoroughly discredited narratives about fraudulent voting.”