Do some research, you like to read.Who was putting up Christmas decorations with her 4 year old son.
Do some research, you like to read.Who was putting up Christmas decorations with her 4 year old son.
You're talking about the kidnappers. This as a different group of kinder, gentler "stop the steal" protesters.Do some research, you like to read.
You need to research before you post. They were Trump hating, government hating extreme RW radicals....you know, the Yin Yang of Antifa.[/QUOT
im pretty good reader i seriously doubt these clowns who are part of the proud boys or antifa or whatever groups theyre part of they are dangerous radicals and to see trump failure to condemn them and their dangerous activities
Oh dear.....She illegally accessed the FDOH computer system, posting unauthorized messages on a public warning system. 😱
Search warrant spelled it out. She breaks the law, she gets charged like any other perp.Allegedly. what happened to innocent until proven guilty? willing to forfeit that right too?
Hold on to your granny rages Bears and KC! This "could", notice I said "could", not "would" be a game changer! The Texas law suit could just put Trump back in the White House!
Once again KC, you have your head up your tailpipe! What makes this suit different is that it's not about "fraud"!In your dreams. One thing that is often overlooked in these..."THIS will win us the election" posts is this. For the Supreme Court to hear something, they have to hear something that is called "evidence". There have been 35 lawsuits thrown out from the states in question...so one has to wonder, what evidence does Texas have that the other cases didn't? Because "this election was full of fraud" isn't really evidence. So it will be dismissed.
Then what are they suing about? Election rule changes? What evidence (there's that word again) do they have that can prove that the changes were either illegal or fraudulent? What exactly is the attorney general of Texas going to argue?Once again KC, you have your head up your tailpipe! What makes this suit different is that it's not about "fraud"!
We will. But back in 1966 Delaware sued New York over the "winner take all" electoral votes. The court didn't hear the case, but what is interesting is that it was cited as part of this:Hey guy, there is a lot of speculation on your party in that post!.......... But you you may be right! We'll have to wait and see, now won't we?