Georgia returns
This is a new thread for the Georgia election results. But I’m not going to report on them moment by moment. My plan is to do something else for a few hours, and then check back. Too much tension otherwise. … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Election 2020
All eyes turn to Georgia
The Georgia runoffs are today. I make no predictions. Polls are useless. And between turnout unknowns, fraud possibilities, and motivation differentials, all bets are off. One thing I can say is that I’m extremely apprehensive. I plan to post another … Continue reading →
My reaction #2 to the Trump-Raffensperger phone call
When I found and read a transcript here, it came as no surprise that Trump’s call with Raffensperger had been mischaracterized by the MSM as nefarious, when the actual call versus MSM discussion of the call seems to have been … Continue reading →
“No evidence” of election fraud?
From what I’ve gleaned from discussions with liberal friends, this statement is true: …evidence of massive election fraud in swing states during the 2020 election is widely known and understood by Americans who obtain their information from independent and conservative … Continue reading →
The further decline of Lin Wood
I’ve previously discussed the problems with Lin Wood in this post. Here’s the latest on what appears to be his continued decline. See also this.
Continue reading →Twelve Republican senators call for emergency audit
Here’s the story, as well as the names of the twelve: Twelve Republican Senators and Senators Elect, led by Ted Cruz, have released a Joint Letter calling for appointment of an Electoral Commission to conduct an emergency 10-day audit of … Continue reading →
Senator Josh Hawley steps up to challenge the Electoral College certification
The senator from Missouri has announced that he will challenge the Electoral College certification of the presidential election: This courageous act, in conjunction with similar pledges already made by members of the House, opens the door to serious discussion of … Continue reading →
The Pennsylvania voting numbers don’t add up
Found at the website of Pennsylvania State Representative Russ Diamond: A group of state lawmakers performing extensive analysis of election data today revealed troubling discrepancies between the numbers of total votes counted and total number of voters who voted in … Continue reading →
I guess maybe Austin is still part of Texas after all
There’s a lot of news every day, much of it depressing. There’s the usual “Trump is going to kill us all” type of thing. There’s the “Biden is a great healer” variety, often coupled with the latest leftist appointment he’s … Continue reading →
Summary of election fraud allegations
Quite a few people have recommended this article, and although I haven’t had a chance to read it yet, I thought I’d spotlight it here so you can discuss it in this thread. The intro: This report assesses the fairness … Continue reading →
A look back at Obama’s plans for his post-presidency
If you have a mordant sense of humor, looking back at this piece makes for amusing reading – both for the fulsome fawning of its author Jeff Stein at Vox, and for the delicious irony of certain claims (that Trump’s … Continue reading →
Shutting the door on voting fraud investigations
From Sarah Hoyt, on the failure of the courts to hear any evidence in the election fraud cases: You know what could have fixed it? The courts taking the cases and allowing for an examination of the evidence. The fact … Continue reading →