With the GOP the reality is 1 Faction will remain standing, barely, but will remain.

I do NOT like Either 1, let's get that fact Understood.

We must extricate the Mob, Dump the Dominionists

Then we can face the Koch's

It's a 3 headed Hydra And we'll end them, one at a time

And yes, it will get confusing because many are entertwined.

Don McGahn, Trump ex-WH counsel, to testify behind closed doors about Trump’s efforts to obstruct the Russia investigation

Full story:

This McGahn testimony agreement looks a little like another subpoena stand-off: over Jim Comey’s testimony in 2018

Not-so-ancient history but feels like eons

Also in history: Mueller found all he needed to charge Trump with obstruction. Then left decisions to Barr, Congress.

755 days later, McGahn can repeat to the House what he told Mueller.

I wrote this Apr 18 2019, the day the Mueller report was

What could possibly go wrong … 🤷‍♀️⛽️

#GasShortage2021

The gift that keeps on giving … ⛽️

#GasShortage

With a Team of All-Female Execs Behind It, Uncle Nearest Becomes the Best-Selling Black-Owned and Founded Spirit Brand #AfroTech https://t.co/Z8ux2wEVuA

@patriottakes Jan 6 GOP Plan*:
1. Recon tours
2. Crowd gathered
3. Crowd incited
4. Crowd directed
5. Defenses softened
6. Response delayed (not quite long enough, this time)
7. Distract media
(8. Assassinations and 9. Martial law TBD)

*copyrights held in Russia

Judith Black was arrested at The Villages “The Friendliest Town in the USA” (FL), after she threw a Whopper at the head of a BK cashier because the tomato was too thick. She screamed the N-word and called her a “f—king black

And now she is famous. Matt Gaetz and Marge Greene are holding a rally at the Villages this Friday. Probably a good chance Judith will be one of the guest speakers now. Here is Judith Black’s police report.

@atrupar Never let the Republicans rewrite what happened when Trump inspired his mob to violence and police officers were dragged down the steps of the Capitol & savagely beaten.

I know it doesn't matter but The New York Times alone has run 14 articles about Gitmo / Gitmo detainees just this year. https://t.co/Lh4gtnvrSo

It also doesn't matter but no, the Substack guy didn't write a single article about Guantanamo or the plight of its remaining prisoners during the entirety of the Trump presidency, when he had a platform to publish anything he wanted.

🧵Still thinking about the bigger barns thing. It would be helpful if people actually read the story:
Luke 12:15 - " Then [Jesus] said to them, Watch out! Be on your guard against all kinds of greed; life does not consist in an abundance of possessions.” 1/

I mean, yes greed is a part of the problem, but Jesus explicitly states that "abundance of possessions" is directly tied to that. 2/

The problem is that we human beings never reach a point of having "enough." Enough is never enough. 3/

So, instead of having enough, we store up and store up forever and ever. You can go through the whole bible and see where the act of storing up is the fundamental problem 4/

Pharaoh and his "store cities," the Israelites who can't help but try and store more than 1 day's worth of mana, Solomon and his store cities (1 Kings 9:19), and etc... Consistently "storing up" is an activity associated with all sorts of sin and evil.

Is this your man, Meghan McCain? Go sit somewhere, girl.

#TheView

When I dug into Mitch McConnell’s election results so many people said

“Now do Lindsey Graham”

I get it.
Lindsey got 672,941 votes in 2014.
In 2020 he DOUBLED his votes to 1,369,137.
Really😳

So I wanted to share more questions on Kentucky & some from South Carolina

THREAD👇

I initially was able to spot patterns in Kentucky since counties used different voting systems & results were inconsistent. Counties with unusual big wins for Mitch all used ES&S voting machines

But it’s harder to detect patterns in South Carolina since they use ES&S state-wide.

Recently while revisiting Kentucky’s data it led me down a path to South Carolina.

First I saw:
👉2,134,996 Kentuckians voted for the President
and
👉2,134,446 voted for the Senate
A difference of exactly 550?
That number felt tiny🤔

So then I reviewed Kentucky’s historic data.

In past elections, 20,000+ folks voted for President but left down-ballot races blank. That changed in 2020’s election:

2008: 25,687 (1.41%)
2016: 20,684 (1.07%)
2020: 550 (0.03%)

This number still stuck out so I went back further...before KY’s shift to electronic voting🤔

The change in the numbers since Kentucky shifted to electronic voting machines is stunning.

👉71,498 left down-ballot races blank in 2004 (3.98%)

👉Only 550 left down-ballot races blank in 2020 (0.03%)

Wow?!?😳
So I compared KY to other states & that’s how SC jumped out at me.

New CDC guidelines just dropped: Fully vaccinated people can venture outdoors without masks

everyone gonna be lookin like...

Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks.
Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks.
Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks.
Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks.
Maricopa County ballots do not have watermarks.
Maricopa County ballots do not have wate

Here's a Maricopa County news release sent last night to correct some rumors:

Here's a short Q&A - doing what I can as I have time to answer questions.

NEW: I followed three regular guys on their journey getting deep into trading on Robinhood. They started dreaming about stocks at night and waking at 5:30am to trade. At first, they made more money than they thought possible.

While they joked about "lambos" what they really hoped to get out of investing was financial security. The ability to save for retirement and pay down debt. So far, it hasn't worked out that way.

Just in time for earth day, my story on very rich people and their extreme pursuit of trophy trees.