jmayo wrote: » Well she did back Trump's handling of Covid. In March she said staying home was an over reaction. And then in May she refused to back further coronavirus relief funding. She claimed Democratic-voting states and cities had mismanaged their budgets for decades and that they shouldn't get any more aid. She opposes same-sex marriage and abortion. She was the first senator ever appointed to serve alongside someone to whom she initially lost an election. Her appointment was only because governor had to fill McCain's old seat after his nominated successor Kyl resigned. She once said she wants the federal government out of education. She supports privatising social security and raising retirement age. She keeps waving the flag about her being a fighter pilot and then called into question the patriotism of former astronaut and ex Navy pilot Mark Kelly just because he was involved in Chinese trade delegation. And she used Trump style tactics by labeling him as "Counterfeit Kelly".
Quin_Dub wrote: » To be fair , their belief is that the request to rescind their approval that the two GOP canvassers asked for last night is legitimate (Spoiler - It's not). So in their world , the results haven't been certified but in the world the rest of us live in , they have been certified and oddly enough there are no "backsies" allowed.
MJohnston wrote: » Was it both of them wanted to rescind their approval or just the woman?
Brussels Sprout wrote: » She has now been replaced by a younger model who appears to be getting louder the more she talks
looksee wrote: » That was beyond unbelievable rubbish. And Guliani looks as though he has covid.
murpho999 wrote: » I remember Rudy at 9/11 time and he came across so well at the time and seemed the right person at that time and was seen as a future president. Now I see him ranting and shouting and sweating like a lunatic. A completely different and unlikeable person.
TomOnBoard wrote: » Rudi's performances on/post- 9/11 were an aberration. He was always a goon, whose prosecutor/SDNY days were described thus: "What's the most dangerous place on Earth? Being between Rudi Giuliani and a microphone! "
DubInMeath wrote: » The amount of memes from this will keep people busy for years, from the hair dye running, the look on his face and your one behind him. Add the rubbish they are coming out with, it'll be comedy gold as you say.
Blowfish wrote: » So this is pretty amazingly pointing out the competence of Giuliani. Basically, the Trump campaign are withdrawing their litigation to prevent the election being certified in Michigan because they say that Wayne Co. have declined to certify the result, hence they gained the result they want. This is despite the fact that Wayne co. reversed the decision and have actually certified. The Trump campaign are claiming they won out of court....even though they lost:https://twitter.com/johnkruzel/status/1329443846422454275
Carfacemandog wrote: » Exactly. FB on the other hand have openly been enabling this madness and division. They've done this in a number of places to the point the Myanmar/Rohingya genocides of recent years have in part been attributed to them. They have been selling off user data to Cambridge Analytica without consent. They have played a central role in enabling foreign influence of other nations' elections (a reference beyond just Trump/Russia stuff). They have been the epicenter of anti mask/lockdown/5g lunacy, and if many far left and far right extremists in the US over the last several years, but the last 10-12 months more than ever. I don't think Zuckerberg is pushing any particular ideology to be clear, he just wants more influence and comes over as an outright sociopathic narcissist (in silicon valley? Who would have thought! :pac: ). Of course it won't happen, but ideally Facebook should just be shut down for good. They're a prime example of why these large social media companies need to regulate their content, and a very cautionary taken of what happens when you indulge the "free speech" brigade that actually give zero fcuks about free speech at all for anyone that isn't them. There's no two ways about it, FB are nothing short of evil.
TomOnBoard wrote: » Wasn't she also the wan who said that people should "miss a meal" and donate the money saved to her campaign?
V8 Interceptor wrote: » Whatever about the US election, would any of you guys be comfortable with mail in voting here? I wouldn't. I think going down to the booth and posting your ballot is the safest and most tried and trusted method there is.
Carfacemandog wrote: » What's mad is I'm absolutely certain if that were some democrat lawyer, the QAnon nuts (like Trump himself) would be claiming its proof that they are using doppelganger, or cloning humans to amass more votes, or something along those lines. Im not saying that as a joke either, this is where a good 30-40% of that country are at, at present.
V8 Interceptor wrote: » ^^ Good points there. Its just from a layman's perspective I'd imagine mail in would be more vulnerable to fraud than in person. But its interesting you say in Canada it seemed just as secure.
OhHiMark wrote: » One thing I don't get about the electoral college system is, who are the electors? I keep reading that Trump will try to put his own electors forward but surely they already know who they are?
murpho999 wrote: » He claims USA is greatest democracy is greatest in the world, but : It's completely open to fraud.FBI is on it. Democrats have been doing it for years. Dominion machines are manipulated. People went into count room in middle of the night and gave Joe Biden 196,000 votes. Violence threatened against witnesses Cities and counties have been corrupt for decades. Mayors held back votes to get Kennedy elected in 1960Clintons involved and they made up 2016 Russian collusion They have evidence but they cannot reveal yet Media is involved as they censor information Really ridiculous stuff
TomOnBoard wrote: » Rudey, who is now Donald's lead legal resource for post-election challenges, was in full flight on Fox News this morning with his last-ditch effort to get the Courts to throw out the results in multiple States. The focus is now the Smartmatic voting machines. Let's hope this ****e gets brought into Court immediately, so that Rudey can get his Ass handed to him by a judge. As it stands, the Courts have thrown out 19 of the 20 cases brought so far. I eagerly await No. 20.