The benefactors/donors in both instances are the same entities.Posted on 09/13/2023 2:02:23 PM PDT by SoConPubbie
A baseline is important to frame the accurate context:
♦ Our government is controlled by corporations and financial interests who operate on an independent agenda, not in our interest.
♦ The RNC and DNC are private clubs inside the U.S. political system, who construct the illusion of choice as directed by their benefactors (donors).
The benefactors/donors in both instances are the same entities.
This reality forms the core of the Uniparty agenda that we see surface every day in government policy that runs counter to the interests of U.S citizens and voters. The two wings of the UniParty vulture are the RNC and DNC. Any entity that exists outside the framework of the modern political industry, is considered a threat.
WASHINGTON POST – […] Jason Torchinsky, a partner with the Virginia law firm Holtzman Vogel, has in recent days initiated conversations about the idea of trying to disqualify Trump with a range of figures, including a Democratic secretary of state, fellow election lawyers and a retired federal judge who has helped lead the push to question Trump’s eligibility, according to multiple people familiar with the calls, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations.
[…] Torchinsky’s firm has done legal work for the campaigns of former New Jersey governor Chris Christie and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, as well as for Never Back Down, the political action committee promoting the presidential campaign of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Torchinsky, a longtime GOP election lawyer who has also represented the Republican National Committee, is researching the issue not for Trump’s rivals but for Jacob Harriman, the founder of a nonpartisan service organization called More Perfect Union, Harriman said in a statement to The Washington Post.
“It is critical to understand if there is a legitimate risk of nominating a candidate who could be deemed to be ineligible for office,” Harriman said. Torchinsky declined to comment. (read more)
We The People are in an abusive relationship with government and the party system used to retain control and power. Once we accept that a disparate political structure exists above the election systems, a structure that runs the election systems through party/club rules, then we can begin to address how corrupt the illusion of choice has become.
In the biggest of big pictures, seeing this reality clearly is the gift from the era of Trump.
I blame the head snake. The buck in Florida stops at governors desk. If you think otherwise, you are moron-squared.
This is surrealistic.
The headline says that an "RNC lawyer" is doing X. This guy is NOT an "RNC lawyer." He may have been retained at some point by the RNC at some point in the past for whatever, but per the story, the RNC is not his client now. Whatever he's doing, he's doing for someone/thing else.
The false allegation that an "RNC lawyer" is doing X is then getting turned into an indictment of the RNC -- which is still chaired by Ronna McDaniel, who was Trump's pick for RNC chairman.
If you want to indict the RNC, fine. But if you do, you are indicting The Donald's own personnel selection -- which is easy to do since The Donald's record on appointments is probably the biggest clown car fiasco in the history of presidential appointments.
Don't blame the RNC for something that a lawyer who is not working for the RNC is doing. And if you want to fault the RNC leadership, start with Trump, because he picked the current RNC leadership. On what planet is a president not responsible for the people he selects?
“Trump needs to hire better attorneys” as if it matters who the attorney is with the corrupt deep state “law system.”
So true.
Okay...so he and/or his firm has been hired before to represent the RNC so Sundance creates a fake headline to get the reader to believe an employee of the RNC is engaging in this.
More Sundance garbage.
She was Trump’s handpicked RNC chair, not Mitt’s.
The money quote:
“Torchinsky’s firm has done legal work for the campaigns of former New Jersey governor Chris Christie and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, as well as for Never Back Down, the political action committee promoting the presidential campaign of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.”
Well, we’ll, well…as usual, the most dangerous enemies come from within.
A stolen election or coup, that DeSantis refuses to acknowledge, while he also participates in the deep state's efforts to gaslight the public that everything is fine.
This 👆👆👆👆👆👆👆👆 👀
One might also ask: How many lawyers and politicians, across our country, work for the cartels? This would explain a lot of things.
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The “lawyer cartel”
They certainly are.. and the top schools know just how to keep that complex and highly lucrative racket going.
“A stolen election or coup, that DeSantis refuses to acknowledge, while he also participates in the deep state’s efforts to gaslight the public that everything is fine.”
Yeah, that’s part of the reason why I am not a DeSantis supporter.
It wasn’t the contents of the article that mattered, it was your comment.
“Trump makes it even trickier because he is leading a cult of personality, not a political party.”
So you are a democrat or a DeSantis Bush bot supporter.
Nice try, but no banana
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