jeremydai.bsky.social
Truth really is stranger than fiction. How else to explain these times we are living in? I tremble for my American nation.
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One line of code in the vote tabulation machines. But he was greatly exaggerating. It was a sophisticated effort that took a long time to plan and implement.
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Absolutely spot on.
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1 in 5 Californians live in LA County.
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Although I am sympathetic to your outrage, that is a myth about the second amendment.
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He was elected in 2022.
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If you're explaining, you're losing.
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And yet they keep getting re-elected.
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Do people not wash their cuchs anymore?
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Weren't the Sandanistas voted out in Nicaragua back around 1990?
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Teapot Dome, and even the far more serious Watergate, are small potatoes compared to the current corruption.
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Sorry, I must've missed the part where Biden gave trump immunity. I thought that was the Supreme Court.
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He sure as hell did. And the SS was in on it. All of them are accessories to murder. Trump is a murderer.
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Have them all drive backwards.
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verification because it can show how you think you voted, while a subroutine in the machines can subvert enough votes to give the count to Trump. The subroutine then deletes itself so there is no evidence. Look at some states Trump "won", where all the Dems also won. Does that make sense?
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The only way that vote counts can be verified is if the voters used paper ballots that were then hand counted in random precincts to see if they matched the totals on the electronic counting machines. Many states use touch screen voting that is all electronic. A paper receipt is useless for
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Actually, I agree. The Dems have lost millions of voters to voter suppression carried out by the GOP. Last year it really came home to roost. The frustration is that the Dems don't seem to get how the party's vote numbers have been gutted. Their biggest challenge is restoring these voters' rights.
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Computer hackers can always find a way to alter vote totals that hide the cheat. Besides, Trump said it, Elon's mini me said it. I believe it happened because Trump ALWAYS cheats.
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Someday we may find out. Musk's teenage hackers in DOGE were doing something before that. They didn't just appear out of thin air.
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Saw a post somewhere that asked why the constitution makes it so hard for a president to do good things, but so easy to do bad stuff.
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Was there a grand jury? I thought only a grand jury can indict.
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Originally, I supported Israel's retaliation, but it later became clear that they went way beyond that and are now committing genocide. Shame.
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Wouldn't it be more accurate to say he was born in 0?
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The Democrats biggest challenge is reversing the GOP's decades of voter suppression, which cost us literally millions of votes last year.
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I'm beginning to think Starmer is incompetent. After the Tory horror show, how sad for the UK. I would think Labour could put up one genuine leader, but I'm not seeing it.
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Wow. That would be an EPIC administration.
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Has she actually been released by her captors?
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Funny how that works. It's almost as if Republicans just make shit up to arouse the masses.
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I can't imagine any former FBI director arguing with a senator about the constitution. Patel, of course, was tailoring his responses for one person only.
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He's an idiot. Full stop.
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This happened in his first term, too. Pathetic, watching his cabinet kiss his ass.
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Becoming Reform Lite is not an election-winning strategy.
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That's odd. I thought only Republicans opposed saving lives.
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Is he gonna make them goose-step?
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There are so many reasons to impeach this walking disaster.
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So when the 6 fascists on the court vote to allow public religious schools, will they restrict them to Christian-only, or will they also allow Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Scientology, and any other belief system that calls itself a religion?
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Wow, what happened to her? She was such a fighter.
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It's really about the grift. Any company that cuts Donald a big check can be exempted from tariffs.
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So where was the Secret Service when this guy walked away with her purse?
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Some of them may actually believe this nonsense.
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Does anyone think Fox is stupid enough to hire him back?
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If he's talking, he's lying. Just like his boss.