These two remind me of Ossoff and Warnock.
Posted on 09/19/2022 8:38:19 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
These two remind me of Ossoff and Warnock.
Thanks a rot Mike. Maybe next time pray for the good guys to win.
Kind of weird logic. You hope the enemy wins so that you can say they cheated? I’m trying to determine how that helps.
Obama is a f***ing idiot. He's not the mastermind of anything. People need to stop giving that stupid, ignorant, mouthy fool credibility. He's a simpleton.
Good grief - what an idiot.
I agree with you about the ballot stuffing “won” the election for Biden in MI, PA, WI, GA, AZ.
However, I disagree about Obama being the mastermind behind the curtain. I have said this for years. Obama was just another figurehead. Except, he was a charismatic speaker when behind his trusted Teleprompter.
He was/is not that smart. He is a lazy slacker. He spent most of his presidency playing golf and watching Sportcenter.
IF he had been really intelligent we would have seen his transcripts from Occidental College, Columbia and Harvard Law. We would have all seen his SAT scores showing how brilliant “The One” was. We heard about John Kerry’s SAT scores when he was running against GWB. We heard all about Bill Clinton’s.
There were people behind the curtain making the decisions. Soros, the CIA, the Saudis, Podesta, unknowns.
Obama is the glue that holds this all together. Whatever you think of his independence (he isn’t) it’s him that turned the Democrat Party from liberal left to hard left. You don’t have to be brilliant to be destructive. This ballot stuffing scheme would have been readily apparent were it not for the entire ‘mainstream’ media throwing shade, especially their amplifiers, the social media. That’s fascism. I’m not saying Obama is brilliant... I’m saying he is petty and vindictive... enough to move heaven and earth to punish the man he perceived as embarrassing him in 2016.
My take on this was that Lindell was in full ramble mode and his remark about praying that "they take two of these senators" did not make sense to me. If you listen to that full part of the speech, I guess he was making the point that if the Democrats only stole one and not both seats, then the Republicans would have not challenged the election. Which also doesn't logically make sense to me. In either case, the Republicans actually did not do a whole lot of contesting and was willing to see Trump go, even at the cost of losing the Senate.
Mike Lindell does ramble on for almost another hour. Apparently he was outside speaking to people waiting to enter the Trump rally that was happening later that day but they should have pulled the hook on him much sooner.
I generally like Lindell, his products, and especially respect his zeal to expose election fraud, but he's certainly not a polished speaker. It's unfortunate that his unpolished and not always thought out well remarks gives the other side the ammo to dismiss him as a crackpot.
I think he could have made his points without having to insinuate that he was praying for Republicans to lose that run-off. That's just not a good look. Handing the imposter Biden the Senate was not a good outcome for our country, no matter how you spin it.
Let's hope the MAGA crowd overwhelm the polls a few weeks from now and start undoing some of the damage caused.
No sitting this one out folks or relying on mail-in ballots. We all need to get to the polls on election day and vote in person, no excuses.
That is an oversimplification. The gamble was that Republican leadership could be forced to *DO SOMETHING* about election fraud if they faced the loss of two Senate seats.
The gamble did not pay off, but it was still worth the risk. Apparently two Senate seats are not sufficient motivation to get them to *DO SOMETHING* about election fraud in Georgia.
What do you suppose would have been necessary to *FORCE* them to take the problem seriously? If the loss of the Presidency *AND* two Senate seats would not motivate them to open their D@mn mouths and scream about the election fraud, I don't know what would.
Besides, had they launched a war against election fraud in Georgia, we likely would have been able to toss out the fraudulent election and do another one with better safeguards, and in this case, we would have won outright without the need for a runoff.
All I see from that strategy is 87,000 new IRS agents, and very nearly getting packed courts, HB1 (end of anything close to fair elections), and God knows what else by ending the filibuster.
The bastards should have screamed about election fraud, shouldn't they have? Again, *THEY* are the reason this happened. *PUT THE BLAME WHERE IT BELONGS*. It belongs on the people who did nothing about vote fraud.
So, again, our strategy to ‘punish’ the GOP is to let Democrats win (by not voting), with the above results.
The above results were caused by the leadership *NOT DOING SOMETHING* about vote fraud. Do not blame the voters. Nobody should willingly participate in a system that is deliberately fraudulent.
It is loss of confidence in the integrity in the system, and *THAT* is what should have been addressed before any runoff occurred.
How does that help us? What are we missing here?
I'm at a loss as to tell you how anything can help us. *YOU* tell *ME* how we get the party leadership to take election fraud seriously?
Do we just keep voting? Is that going to fix the country when they can rig the system?
You are the one that needs to explain things to me.
By the way, even with the fraud, we did pick up seats in the House in 2020 and nearly took control - and that was ONLY because Republicans voted, despite your advice.
This is either ignorant or dishonest on your part. Nobody said that the rest of the nation should not vote. What people said was that when Georgia is clearly screwed up with their election system, people need to demand something be done about it.
If losing an election is what is required to make people take the problem seriously, then that is what needs to be done... in Georgia.
And they still don't take the problem seriously. Too much of the Republican leadership gets their news from the media liars in New York city.
Clearly not enough. It was believed at the time that we were dealing with seemingly intelligent people who could learn from events, but alas, that was not to be.
Some people want to believe what the "authorities" (in this case, the national news lying system) tell them, rather than what real evidence actually tells them.
The Asche conformity experiments reveals that quite a lot of people will believe whatever they are told by the group they perceive as the "majority."
So the Republican leadership learned nothing. They simply did not want to entertain the idea that Georgia was stolen, because less face it. Many of them hated Trump and only pretended to support him because so much of their own constituency supported him.
They did not want to see Trump win, so they did not want to see election fraud, and so they refused to even look at it. They still do.
Trump was not going to become president after November...
Certainly not with the cowardly Republican leadership refusing to challenge fraudulent elections. Again, the voters *WANTED* them to *DO SOMETHING* about the election fraud problem. Instead, they just turned a blind eye and pretended it didn't happen.
But I ask you to consider an alternative timeline after November. A timeline in which every Republican waited a bit to see the evidence of election fraud come out rather than immediately and gleefully agreeing with the media liars that the election was fine.
Suppose instead they very angrily denounced the election and demanded an investigation into the fraud? Supposed every one of them used every media opportunity to demand the crimes which occurred in Georgia's election be examined?
Suppose an army of lawyers and investigators traveled to Georgia and demanded that all the records be turned over precinct by precinct to be examined for fraudulent voting?
When the actual evidence came out that especially Fulton county was rife with fraud, and the election could not be certified, then the State of Georgia would have had to hold a new election.
And in this new election, with much more scrutiny, Trump wins outright, as do the two Republican candidates.
This creates pressure for the other battleground states to examine their own election fraud problems. Have you ever heard the term "preference cascade"? There might have been other elections tossed out and new ones held. There is no doubt that in such a case, Trump would have won.
But yeah, with a leadership that throws in the towel and quits without putting up a fight, nothing of value would get done in Georgia.
This. I am not sure what it would have taken to motivate them to actually *DO SOMETHING*.
We really didn't have anything else we could threaten them with. Nobody thought they would be that stupid.
I generally like Lindell, his products, and especially respect his zeal to expose election fraud, but he's certainly not a polished speaker.
This. Some people have it, and some people learn it, but Lindell does not appear to have had it or learned it.
Im gifting all my liberal relatives with My Pillows this Christmas
usconservative writes:
Completely agree. I have zero confidence in our election system anymore. Especially since where I live, Democrats rule and Dominion voting machines are used.Election you say? Nah. I'll pass. Not wasting my time anymore. Especially here in HELLINOIS. Maybe when I move to somewhere that Democrats don't run everything and Dominion machines aren't used I'll start voting again.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/4094499/posts?page=9#9
Chicago is a shithole (thus my calling it Shitcago) and I live out in the far, far, far southwest suburbs of it, bordering on Will County, ironically where I used to live pre-divorce. While my office recently got transferred back into Shitcago from Naperville, IL I've thus far refused to go into that hellhole more than once a week, and I always go armed, breaking the law and my employer's "no guns" stickers on the doors.
While I lived in Will County for 35 years, I voted in every primary, every election and served often as election judge or poll watcher. I was *very* active in the local politics.
Since selling my old home (no longer needed, kids raised, divorced the wife, couldn't take care of a 3100SF home on 1/2 acre any longer) and moving to Crook County, I just don't see the point in voting where I live.
When I moved here, I acknowledged to myself this was a temporary place to live, and come end of 2023 I'm out of this shithole of a state I disaffectionately call HELLINOIS.
Likely places to go: eastern TN (away from all the idiots in Nashville and up in the mountains where I love it) South Carolina, where I'm going later this week to look at a few properties, or Texas which I've been to many times and love.
In as much as I hate HELLINOIS, I'm leaving this shithole to itself. I no longer care.
I hope you find a better home than what you have now.
Still waiting to see those Data Packets he says he has.
This ex crack addict is a nut job.
Doubt we'll ever see them. My guess is that Lindell realizes that he got rolled by the likes of Mary Fanning, Dennis Montgomery and Colonel Philip Waldron.
He certainly got rolled by Montogomery I don’t have any experience with the other two.
Well Dominion will demand to see them.
Dominion has sued Lindell in Civil Court.
The Case is still pending.
Lindell does not seem to be rushing to Civil Court with his Data Packets.
Eventually Dominion will win their Case against Lindell
And folks here will be buying their pillows, sheets and slippers from Dominion.
Agreed.
A couple of FReepers suggested last year that Lindell was saving the packet captures for civil action. Nothing but crickets from those FReepers now about this issue.
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