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Sens. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) and David Perdue (R-GA) torched Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s failure to release a final list of newly registered voters ahead of early voting for the Georgia Senate runoffs as “totally unacceptable,” Breitbart News has learned exclusively. The senators said that this lack of reform may jeopardize the runoffs. ... It’s been one week since the voter registration deadline passed and the Secretary of State has failed to compile and release a final list of newly registered voters. This is totally unacceptable – the deadline for new voter registration was December 7, 2020. In-person early...
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Stephen Miller on Fox & Friends says "an alternative" group of electors is also voting today: "As we speak, an alternate slate of electors in the contested states is going to vote and we are going to send those results to Congress."
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Roaming bands of white supremacists trawled the streets of Washington D.C. on Saturday, setting fires to Black Lives Matter banners and getting into stabbing fights in what appeared to be a free-for all outpouring of racist rage. Earlier in the day, MAGA supporters gathered in the nation’s capital for a rally to protest the election results, where the Washington Post reports they heard from Alex Jones and Michael Flynn (who was recently pardoned by Trump for lying to the FBI). Videos posted on social media show a band of diminutive, pinch-faced, red-hatted white men chanting that they will “destroy the...
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Path to election Nullification: "Dominion" SoftwarePlus the 14th Amendment For U.S. Citizens, there is no clearer or more sacred expression of the "Equal Protection Under Law" clause of our Constitution's 14th Amendment than the individual Citizen's vote -- commonly expressed as, "One Person; One Vote". Use of "Dominion" Software for tallying or "tabulating" votes will be shown to be a de facto violation of "One Person; One vote." Each individual's single vote is indivisible-- an integer, a whole number equal to one. Nor can any voter divide their vote between two choices; the entire unit vote must be devoted to...
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Officials said that Michigan Statehouse and Senate office buildings will be closed Monday as the Electoral College meets, citing security concerns. “The decision was not made because of anticipated protests, but was made based on credible threats of violence,” Amber McCann, a spokesperson for Senate Majority Leader Mike Shirkey, said in a statement to news outlets. The Michigan state Capitol in Lansing will also be closed to the public, with only those essential for the Electoral College meeting allowed inside, according to local media. McCann said Senate leadership does not have the authority to close the Capitol and that the...
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This is an interesting article on what those strange monoliths are as the pop up everywhere. Why are so many people enchanted by them and what is the mystery as to so many being found in obscure places and even in populated areas such as big cities? Are they alien in nature? There is some insight on how they are constructed and in the closing of the article where you can go locally to buy your own monolith.
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I woke up on time this morning, hitting the alarm on the first ring. I had slept OK that night according to my fitness tracker. I didn’t need it to tell me I normally slept badly, but the social workers wouldn’t let you get healthcare under the limited government programs if you didn’t wear it.
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BREAKING BIG — The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Sunday night issued Emergency Directive 21-01, in response to a KNOWN COMPROMISE involving SolarWinds Orion products. This was only the fifth Emergency Directive issued by CISA under the authorities granted by Congress in the Cybersecurity Act of 2015.
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This morning, during an emergency hearing, MI 13th Circuit Court Judge Kevin A Elsenheimer granted permission to Attorney Matthew Deperno to release the findings from their forensic examination of 16 Dominion Voting machines in Antrim County, MI where thousands of votes flipped from President Trump to Joe Biden on November 3, 2020.
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I predicted days ago the United States Supreme Court would not issue decisions on the election lawsuits based on the law or Constitution, but based on how the justices in the middle felt. I was skeptical of Gorsuch, Kavanaugh and Barrett, having researched them in the past for articles when President Trump first started considering them to be on the Supreme Court. Their records were devoid of much to judge them on, and each one had a decision or two that could be construed as questionable. While all were members of The Federalist Society, that is meaningless other than they...
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Advertisements December 14, 2020 | 09:15 ET Moments ago, Michigan state judge Kevin Elensheimer ordered the release of a redacted report on the results of an examination of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County, Michigan. The results had been shielded by a protective order, but this morning, Judge Elensheimer removed that order, clearing the way for the audit results to go public.
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Why is it that those celebrities most vocal in lecturing others about ‘the rules’ are the first to break them? British news anchor Piers Morgan has been slammed as a total hypocrite after being caught not wearing a face mask in public over the weekend, despite lecturing everyone else for months about the need to wear a mask. Morgan was pictured getting into a cab in London without a mask on, prompting him to admit he was being an idiot: Morgan claimed that he put the mask on after the picture was taken, but it was too late, given that...
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BREAKING: Judge Just Ordered In Favor Of Trump 🚨CLICK HERE TO READ FULL ARTICLE🚨 Monday December 14, 2020 8:38 AM Just now, in Michigan, state judge Kevin Elensheimer ordered the release of a redacted report on the results of an examination of the Dominion voting machines in Antrim County, Michigan. The results had been shielded by a protective order, but this morning, Judge Elensheimer removed that order, clearing the way for the audit results to go public. The judge further ordered that the case move to the discovery phase and mentioned the case could go to trial by April of...
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A few months after the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, health experts started to notice that while the majority of those infected with the virus made a full recovery, there were also a lot of people who were still suffering from mysterious symptoms months after their initial infection. This group of people has come to be known by the term "long haulers," and researchers are still struggling to understand why they can't recover—especially since some of them experienced little to know symptoms during their initial infection. If you are currently suffering from unusual symptoms, it could mean that you...
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority on Tuesday will consider raising the maximum speed limits to 80 mph on rural portions of some turnpikes. The current maximum speed limit is 75 mph. Among the areas proposed for the change is a 13-mile stretch of the Turner Turnpike in Creek County, from milepost 203 to milepost 216, within the newly constructed six-lane section that extends from Sapulpa to 6 miles east of Bristow. The recent passage of House Bill 1071 set the stage for statewide studies on potential maximum speed limit increases to 80 mph on rural turnpikes and 75...
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Black Lives Matter signs that apparently were burned and destroyed at historic Black churches in Washington, D.C., during a pro-Trump rally this weekend are being investigated as possible hate crimes, authorities said Sunday. D.C. police said they were seeking information about the incidents, which occurred at Asbury United Methodist Church, founded in 1836, and Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal Church, where Frederick Douglass' funeral was held in 1895. "This weekend, we saw forces of hate seeking to use destruction and intimidation to tear us apart," Mayor Muriel Bowser, a Democrat, said in a statement Sunday. "We will not let that happen,...
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I remember several years ago watching a documentary about James Meredith, the African-American veteran who was able to enroll in the University of Mississippi in 1961 after overcoming considerable resistance from Governor Ross Barnett on down. I particularly remember one scene in which Governor Barnett was on the phone with one of the Kennedys saying that Mr. Meredith was registering for his first course, “American Colonial History”. I asked myself while watching it, “Why is there a separate course on American Colonial History ? Why not just a full course on United States History, of which American Colonial History was...
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Last week it almost seemed that EU leaders had finally taken it upon themselves to take concrete action against human rights abusers such as Iran’s leaders.But within just a week of EU foreign ministers adopting the "global human rights sanctions regime," targeting those responsible for serious human rights violations, the EU’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell was scheduled to hold the Europe-Iran Business Forum – an event that was postponed at the very last minute after the regime hung yet another former European resident over the weekend.Borrell was to give a joint keynote address on Monday alongside the regime’s Foreign...
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Germany’s Angela Merkel has rejected Boris Johnson’s pleas for face-to-face talks to help secure an 11th-hour Brexit deal, with a source saying she is “determined to make Britain crawl across broken glass” for an agreement. With December 13th becoming the latest “final” deadline for the talks to be pushed back yesterday — the first was in the summer — Boris Johnson has been trying desperately for a breakthrough, flying to Brussels to talk directly to European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and offering to do the same for high-profile national leaders such as Chancellor Merkel and France’s Emmanuel Macron.
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