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To: offduty

Even though there may not have been any action taken adversely against the Trump campaign, the conversation itself could cause a problem for the Tech companies.


Why would a judge stick their out for Trump when his own party won’t? The bipartisan nature of the years long coup is completely obvious to all in the judiciary. The judiciary isn’t going to suddenly start supporting the rule of law after 5 years of support for the coup. I wish is what different but it is what it is.


44 posted on 07/07/2021 2:01:41 PM PDT by lodi90
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To: lodi90

Ordinarily, I would agree with you. But information is coming out in a drip...drip...drip. that the MSM and the Judiciary cannot ignore. Look at the polling. Most Americans don’t believe Biden is running the show. The Dems have done a 180 on de-funding the police.

The elites are slowly beginning to realize the vast majority of Americans aren’t buying what they’re selling.

The judiciary can throw the Tech companies under the bus as long as they can find a way to protect their precious Democrats.

Mid-terms are looming. Polling isn’t going well. They need to find a scapegoat. Enter Big Tech. As long as they have the media, they can still try and control the narrative.


51 posted on 07/08/2021 1:22:29 PM PDT by offduty (Joe Biden, Commander in Thief)
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