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(1) So today I'm doing something I've never done before. I'm publicly questioning an aspect of the Trump campaign's work.
Yes I am confident about the lawsuits being successful but they need to be filed ASAP & I need to see the details. The usual statements are not enough bc:
Yes I am confident about the lawsuits being successful but they need to be filed ASAP & I need to see the details. The usual statements are not enough bc:
(2) Some of us are info geeks who like to dig a bit deeper than "trust the plan." Folk are getting assaulted in the street, with Dem-run PDs and media continuing to ignore them.
This cannot stand. The survival of the Republic itself is at risk.
This cannot stand. The survival of the Republic itself is at risk.
(3) For >4 years now I've been able to deal with the pain of watching innocents getting assaulted or even killed because I knew the 2020 election would give us a chance to shore up Congress, & state govts & let out the throttle on the MAGA agenda.
We won it, by a landslide.
We won it, by a landslide.
(4) Basic physical safety of innocent Americans is at risk.
I always tell folk to stay home, ready & able to defend yourself. The march on Saturday was a wonderful sight, but some of the marchers didn't know you gotta go home quickly bc of the Antifa/BLM terrorists.
I always tell folk to stay home, ready & able to defend yourself. The march on Saturday was a wonderful sight, but some of the marchers didn't know you gotta go home quickly bc of the Antifa/BLM terrorists.
(5) Tragically, in this interregnum the likelihood of Trump deploying the federal resources designed to uphold the rule of law is even lower than it was before election day. The mandate voters gave him was meant to increase the likelihood of such deployments.
(6) The enemies of the people have stepped up their information war and that must be countered with the full and clear information the people need in order to be assured of our future. I have no doubt the case in the courts will be compelling. But ofc, not every judge is honest.
