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The movie just ended. Trump just conceded (or as close as we will get) by ordering GSA to start the transition planning Tuesday AM.
Chatzi hallel with shachris tomorrow AM??
GadolhadorahParticipant“We need Meir Kahane A”H to stand front and center, and shout Never Again!”
Acutally, we need Gadolei Yisroel to speak with a clear and single voice and call out the few among them who have allowed such disgusting actions as the “Satmar 7000 potential rochztim wedding” and say Never Again should any group of yidden hold such events until we have a sufficiently high level of vaccination. edited* There is a deafening silence form other Jewish leaders aside from Dov Hikind. What the Satmar did and what other copycats may do will likely result in dangerous levels of covid transmission before we have herd immunity through vaccination.
* better, but not enough
GadolhadorahParticipantrightwriter…..I suspect most of the CR posters have figuratively had masks sewn on for the past several months and understand that we will probably have to continue wearing masks for at least several months after being vaccinated. Yes, there are yidden whose reckless and mindless behavior …edited… but most yidden have followed the guidelines. The best estimates now is that the U.S. will need at least 200 million vaccinated before the “herd immunity’ from a combination of vaccine induced antibodies and those who have already had the Covid can be relied upon.
GadolhadorahParticipantEither take the vaccine or have an N-95 mask surgically implanted over your mouth and nose.
GadolhadorahParticipantBiden needs to get the country back on some degree of normalcy and will not entertain any efforts by his fringe lefties to push a crazy agenda. He will have a number of progressive women and minority appointments in agencies like Interior, Agriculture and HHS but will have steady, trusted and experienced appointees in DOD, State, DOJ and Treasury. He will have some “progressive” Day 1 decisions like restoring DACA status, signing notice of intent to rejoin the Paris accords etc. But he won’t remove Iran sanctions, outlaw all fossil fuel leasing on federal lands or “tear down” those few sections of the wall Trump was able to complete.
Yes, there will be right/left tensions within the Democratic Party but I suspect they will be manageable.November 22, 2020 1:20 pm at 1:20 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1922020GadolhadorahParticipantHe was an Obama appointee originally promoted by former Sen Rick Santorum (R-PA) who is now a Trump surrogate on TV and blue slipped by Pat Toomey, the current Republican Senator from PA. He is an active member of the Federalist Society and respected Republican who was supported by virtually every Republican senator when his nomination came to the floor. Highly respected by everyone except Crazy Rudy whose 2 hours in his courtroom shreeded any remaining credibility. His decision in this case will be required reading in 1L constitutional law and federal procedure classes for decades. Depending on the 3d Circuit panel, his decision will likely be upheld. Not sure if they will ask for an en banc hearing or try to move to Scotus.
November 22, 2020 12:30 pm at 12:30 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1922002GadolhadorahParticipantRudy said those 36 Lawsuits were not from Our Team!
Health: You are right. They were filed by REAL lawyers who actually knew the legal standards of review and evidentiary requirements, knew the definition of “opacity’, did not hold news conferences in the parking lots of Adult Book stores and most importantly, did not shmear Just for Men/Dark Brown on their heads just before a news conference to roll out the 5th iteration of the “opening argument” oftheir legal strategy.
Yes, these 36 cases were filed by real lawyers, but sadly for the Trumpkopf, each was rejected, thrown out proceduraly or withdrawn when the affiants realized that they could go to jail for swearing to a false statement.November 22, 2020 11:29 am at 11:29 am in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921980GadolhadorahParticipantKol Hakovod to Congressman Bill Pascrell (D-NJ-09) who just today filed petitions in Arizona, Michigan, Nevada, New York, and Pennsylvania (the states where Crazy Rudy holds a license to practice) seeking the disbarment of Rudolph Giuliani based on his fraudulent and knowingly false statements in support of attempts to overturn the 2020 election results. Similiar efforts to sanction Giuliani and other “lawyers” appearing in these cases have been filed under Rule 11 of the Federal rules of procedure. Sadly, it can take a year or longer before a bar association rules on such petitions so the circus parade may continue for the near term.
GadolhadorahParticipantGadol: what are you looking forward to most?
Restoring some normalcy and civility to our political system and removing the stench emanating from the oval office.
And yes, elections do have consequences, as the Trumpkopf has reminded us for the past 3 1/2 years. I would expect that Biden will reverse many of the Executive Orders that have been issued by Trump as he can w/o having to go through a full APA rulemaking procedure. Some I agree with, others not but many of us feel the net change will be a vast improvement for our country. Clearly, others don’t.November 22, 2020 1:37 am at 1:37 am in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921842GadolhadorahParticipant“How can anyone comment without seeing any evidence??””
Thats the problem for this judge in Pennsylvania and at least 8 or 9 other federal and state judges in 5 states who have thrown out the Trump cases. In half these cases where they had submitted affidavits, they were vague assertions with no specifics. Crazy Rudy blamed the media for not investigating the “global conspiracy” and promised that he had a “secret plan” to prove it . Times up Mr. Mayor A courtroom is not the parking lot of an adult book store where you can scream nareshkeit and expect a judge to take you seriously. Its called “evidence” and two weeks later you’ve shown none. Case dismissed with prejudice.!!
GadolhadorahParticipantMy worst pickle moment was surprisingly at 30,000 feet on the old Eastern shuttle on a flight out of LGA (I’m dating myself). I had purchased several containers of sour pickles from my favorite supplier (see comments above about Guss’) and had put them in the overhead rack along with my carry-on. This was in the pre-security days when you could still pack just about anything but your machatonim in your carry-on. Somehow the cap on one container came loose and on the approach descent into Logan, the pickling liquid leaked out and dripped down the overhead rack from near the back to the front of the aircraft. Was perhaps my most geshmak flight and since the whole plane quickly had that smell, the flight attendants never figured out where it was coming from.
November 21, 2020 10:49 pm at 10:49 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921816GadolhadorahParticipantRational Jew: Ranting in bold font or ALL CAPS doesn’t lend any more credence to your unsubstantiated speculated about what might have happened than it does to Crazy Rudy shrieking in a Pennsylvania courtroom about conspiracies between Soros, Venezuela and 26 state governments run by Dems and Republicans. A conservative Republican Judge in the Pennsylvania case tonight issued an opinion addressing each of Rudy’s theories and eviscerating them along with the proposed remedies. I can understand Trump wanting to drag this out but surprised that you and several other normally rational and substantive posters don’t get that its over.
November 19, 2020 11:39 pm at 11:39 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921519GadolhadorahParticipantCan you imagine how thrilled the Trumpkopf must have been this afternoon watching his personal lawyer and chief legal beagle, Crazy Rudy, holding forth at a press conference at the Republican National Committee offices on Capital Hill to explain their plans to overturn the Pennsylvania results. While the venue was a step up from their last press conference in the parking lot of an adult book store in suburban Philly, Crazy Rudy managed to divert attention from his hand waving and screaming as two lines of hair coloring slowly dripped down either side of his face. Finally, one of the other members of the clown team had rachmonis on him and whispered in his ear about the slow “Just for Men/Dark Brown” drip and he handed off the presser to her while he ran offstage to clear his face.
In some respects, you gotta feel sorry for Crazy Rudy? Can you imagine if the Trumpkopf did one of his White House “briefings” with orange spray paint running down his nose??GadolhadorahParticipantRepublicans: DJT is Moishiach
Dems: Churban Bayis Shlishi
November 19, 2020 6:11 pm at 6:11 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921451GadolhadorahParticipantTo those who are grasping to a fantasy that one or more of the “cases” filed by the Trumpkopf will quickly end up at the Supreme Court, which will grant their request (however defined) to exclude millions of votes and award the election to Trumpkopf, get over it. He MIGHT get two votes (Alito and Thomas) and possibly a third but Roberts and Barrett actually do care about their reputations and legacy. Thats five votes. I also hopeful either Kavanaugh or Gorsuch (more likely the former) will also reject the Trump arguments.
November 19, 2020 7:51 am at 7:51 am in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921192GadolhadorahParticipantHealth: There is something called Rule 11 under the Federal Rules of Procedure. An attorney has an obligation to affirm the accuracy/veracity of any reps he makes in a filing. Rudy can play word games at a press conference held outside an adult book store in suburban Philly…..not in a federal district courtroom. If you really think SCOTUS would take an appeal of this case, you need to take a refresher course in Con law and appellate procedure. I doubt that the 3d Cir would take it seriously much less SCOTUS.
November 18, 2020 9:09 pm at 9:09 pm in reply to: Massive Pennsylvania Supreme Court Defeat for Trump’s Incompetent Legal Team #1921158GadolhadorahParticipantI took a mental health break for a day or two hoping that even the few stubborn Trumkopf voices would finally realize the absolute insanity of what they were saying in the face of what are now roughly 20-25 adverse court decisions from both Republican and Democratic-appointed judges. The coup de grace’ was yesterday’s circus presented in Federal District Court in Pennsylvania by Rudy the Clown.
The Judge wisely allowed Rudy to rant for nearly 40 minutes on conspiracy theories at a national and global level without once ever presenting specific evidence of “fraud”. Finally, the judge begin asking some pointed legal questions about which standard of evidence should apply. The “normal one” responded Rudy, seemingly unable to understand the Judge’s question. Then he claimed that the Trump election observers were denied the “opacity” they were constituionally entitled to. When the Judge inquired whether he really meant “opacity” Rudy affirmed only to be call it “a big word” when the Judge explained it meant exactly the opposite of what he meant. Finally, when an exasperated Judge pushed Rudy to provide evidence to support his “fraud” allegations under statute, Rudy chastised the jduge for focusing on the documents filed by the Trump team rather than his verbal exposition in the courtroom. Once Rudy acknowledged there was no evidence of fraud, he cancelled tomorrow’s evidentiary hearing and seems prepared to rule by the end of the week.GadolhadorahParticipantHealth: I’ve seen all the movies about yidden and the X’tian moishiach. Trust me, it doesn’t end well for us. I’ll continue to take my signals from the guys running up and down Eastern Parkway waving yellow flags.
GadolhadorahParticipantYes. Yes. and Yes.
Trump voters reluctant to acknowledge their support and traditional polling metrics and procedures are obsolete. They don’t accurately select “likely voters” from both sides and their sampling universe misses “cord-cutters” who no longer have a landline phone. Finally, questions are unlikely to yield accurate responses.
Other than the foregoing problems, they are great sources of useless informationGadolhadorahParticipantLibbi; Chanukah comes before Purim. Be patient. There will be a time soon for ad’shelo’yada.
GadolhadorahParticipantSE2015: Agree with respect to the “disappearing middle” of the electorate and in Congress. We are more polarized than ever in recent times (even here in the CR). Not sure is there is a clear path to bridge the gap, or at least not clear for now.
GadolhadorahParticipantIts over in Pennsylvania. Apparently, Rudy “secret” strategy is to have the team restrict their pleadings to those that pass the laugh test. Earlier this evening, their Pennsylvania counsel amended their filing in federal district court removing the primary allegations that election officials violated the Trump campaign’s constitutional rights by limiting the ability of their observers to watch votes being counted and demanding that 600,000 Biden votes be invalidated. That leaves only the allegation that some Democratic-leaning counties may have allowed some voters to fix errors on their mail ballots. Republicans acknowledge that even if that could be proven (which it has not) it would only affect from several hundred to 3,000 votes statewide…not even close to having a material affect on outcomes.
I suspect their “secret” legal strategy will be a פארבלאנדזשעט allegation of a NATIONWIDE conspiracy involving the election officials of 28 states (more than half controlled by Republicans) and the DNC to have their election software ” change” millions of Trump votes to Biden. This coming days after Trump’s own Director of Computer Security at HHS declares that there were NO significant hacking or software issues that affected the election.
Does anyone recall the day the circus came to town and they paraded the elephants and clowns from the train station to the fairgrounds and there were those guys in the back of the parade with brooms and shovels. I feel sorry for the poor young lawyers who are wondering why they went to law school only to have to be marching at the end of this parade to nowhere.GadolhadorahParticipantCommonSaychel: I think it does….spending $$$ with NO MESSAGE other than fear of the other guys was not going flip senate seats in historically red states or even hold moderate House seats in purple districts. The DEMS fortunately pulled back enough suburban votes to flip a few states where people voted AGAINST Trump rather than FOR Biden. That strategy didn’t work when the target was a lackluster Republican congressional candidate who didn’t benefit from Biden’s coattails since there were no coattails.
GadolhadorahParticipantSo the Trumpkopf just tweeted that most of the dozen or so losing lawsuits that had been filed thusfar seeking to invalidate the results, block certification of Biden wins etc. (and thrown out or rejected by federal and state courts) “WERE NOT OURS”. Instead, he now says that the world’s greatest litigator, Crazy Rudy (aka Guiliani) will “soon” begin filing their cases and the Courts will then reverse the Biden win as unconstitutional and declare the Trumpkopf as the winner. In his interview today on Fox News, Crazy Rudy insisted he could not disclose his secret evidence that will be filed this week and reverse the outcome in all the key states. Stay tuned!!
GadolhadorahParticipantNeither side offered a “positive” outlook for America. Red warned of the “darkening of America” with demographic changes translated into BLM/Antifah/Hispanic gang violence and massive wealth transfers from Whites to minorities. Blue warned of government takeover by Fascism, white supremacists etc. with loss of basic freedoms, denial of access to basic health care, housing etc. for tens of millions of Americans who aren’t part of the Stock Market winners Trump uses to measure “success”.
FEAR has always been weaponized by BOTH sides in our electoral processes but never to the extent and with the success we have seen in the past year.GadolhadorahParticipantMy kids were asking me whether the Trumpkopf actually believes any of the craziness he is tweeting and assuming its all part of his marketing schtick to keep the MAGA and Trump brands energized with his followers, when will he realize it may go too far and push the country over the edge into the abyss.
Sad part is that I don’t know the answer to either question. Perhaps others here know ending to this horror movie.GadolhadorahParticipantThe next Tweetlach from our fearless leader:
“OUR great vaccines should go first to those who can PROVE they voted for ME (at least once). Only if there are any doses left over or beyond the expiration date, should those CROOKED, ANTIFA LOVING, AMERICA HATING Dems, be offered an opportunity to be vaccinated with my magic cure vaccine that will make the China Virus disappear” .GadolhadorahParticipantBoth parties have several young members of Congress and governors who have not found it necessary to indulge the fringe elements of their party but there doesn’t seem to be a lot of support these days for moderation or centrist positions. The Trumpkopfs will be fortunate if they have not been jailed by 2024 but here are guys like Tom Cotton and Matt Hawley who are sufficiently intelligent and far-right socially to be possible candidates. There are also some serious Dems but they will have a hard time fighting off demands that Kamela is somehow “entitled” to the nomination.
November 14, 2020 9:26 pm at 9:26 pm in reply to: Deep trouble ahead for the yeshivas under Biden #1919811GadolhadorahParticipantYeshivos won’t be treated any differently from any other “private” school under a Biden administration. They are likely to limit funding for “vouchers” that directly divert funds from public school systems but unlikely to limit funding progarms for religious school security, special-ed etc. where the courts have held do NOT raise Church-State/establishment clause issues. The biggest concern for yeshivas and all private schools will be the occasional efforts of local mayors and state governors such as DeBlasio/Cuomo who come up with some really stupid and dysfunctional programs.
GadolhadorahParticipantBreaking News: Techiyas Hamaysim NOT. Two of the four “deceased” voters who Trump’s lawyers claimed in sworn affidavits had “returned” and voted in the Georgia elections came forward in the past 48 hours and filed court papers claiming that they were NOT niftar. One, in fact, was an elderly woman cited by Tucker Carlson on Fox but had to “correct” himself (I give him credit for that) after it was revealed she voted as “Mrs. Yankel Gavornlik” (which is how she is registered). Poor yankel was niftar but she wasn’t . Another great example of intensive legal due diligence by Trumps legal geniuses led by Crazy Rudy. (Note: Names were changed here for effect).
GadolhadorahParticipantIts OVER.
Sheldon Adelson’s newspaper in Nevada (Las Vegas Review), one of the most pro-Trump in the country, just published an editorial telling Trump to stop making baseless assertions about election fraud and acknowledge that Biden won.
“Trump’s continued claims of pervasive voter fraud “does a disservice to his more rabid supporters” because the idea is “simply false.”
I think it may take another few days for other Republican heavyweights to realize this circus has gone on for too long and is going to hurt the country. Biden is smart to not push the issue for now and simply move on as best he can with transition planning.GadolhadorahParticipantWhatever this guy may have originally said, “recanted” or “recanted his recant”, is irrelevant since the postal investigators interviewed both the manager who was alleged to have order the backdating of postmark dates and other postal workers in that Erie PA post office have no clue what this guy is talking about and deny any such directive. Nor has anyone else come forward with ANY corroborating evidence of fraud at that location. (or any other postal location) other than “late” ballots (most probably for Biden) delayed by post office ineptness.
GadolhadorahParticipantJackk: The impeachment will have to wait until after your guys retake the House in 2022 since thats where any impeachment inquiry has to originate. Fortunately, you will have a good script to follow, should you decide to go down that rabbit hole. Just substitute “Hunter” for “Don Jr.” and “Ukraine” for “Russia” and perhaps find a more credible guy than a former Ohio wrestling coach who has denied allegations of ignoring abuse allegations against his athletes as your lead spokesperson.
Instead of those silly red “MAGA” baseball hats perhaps something a bit more fashionable such as a beige or mauve Borselino with the inscription “See U in ’22” or if you want to be really in your face, big shtreimelach with a “XXX PETA” logo.GadolhadorahParticipantHave we seen this movie before???
“Most autocrats defy voters before they even vote, excluding real rivals from the ballot and swamping the airwaves with one-sided coverage. But when they do hold genuinely competitive votes and the result goes against them, they often ignore the result, denouncing it as the work of traitors, criminals and foreign saboteurs, and therefore invalid….”
U.S. State Department Report on Human Rights Violations
November 12, 2020 12:40 pm at 12:40 pm in reply to: President Donald Trump, Oheiv Yisroel Par Excellence #1919354GadolhadorahParticipantRebE: Do you mean the Vilmington Gaon??
GadolhadorahParticipantA “lockdown” by definition will result in subjective determinations of open/close for various facilities similarly situated and is 100 percent certain to yield some seemingly arbitrary outcomes (aka liquor stores open while seforim stores closed). The bottom line is that no one has come with a simple, administratively workable set of lockdown rules that is universally perceived as fair and effective. They are very crude short-term tools to substantially reduce the total number of potential social interactions and viral transmissions versus the number that would result absent such rules, while still allowing vital commerce to occur. Our society will never accept a China-style lockdown enforced by the military or Singapore style lockdown where everyone is tracked via cellphone. With 50 states setting different rules, and much intrastate variation, the enforcement of U.S. lockdowns will be “messy” and inconsistent.
November 12, 2020 10:37 am at 10:37 am in reply to: President Donald Trump, Oheiv Yisroel Par Excellence #1919320GadolhadorahParticipantWhat happened to the author of the OP? Is he now posting under a new name (e.g. “JoseephBismoishiach”) or is he being held captive by dark forces in some basement in suburban Delaware?
GadolhadorahParticipantGet used to it. The spending will grow exponentially although much of it will be reallocated from traditional print and broadcast media to micro-targeted electronic=/social media. I don’t see any of the six Republican SCOTUS appointees reversing Citizens United which opened the floodgates to unlimited political spending.
November 11, 2020 7:49 pm at 7:49 pm in reply to: A disembodied voice tweeting with the CAP LOCK on #1919122GadolhadorahParticipantReb E: Thanks. No, I actually missed the comment at the end of the article. I’m not sure the Court will be anxious to wade into the “mandate” debate which it addressed back in 2015 under the commerce clause (and Roberts saved as a “tax” versus “mandate to purchase a product”) and subsequently by Congress in 2017 when it zeroed out the penalty but left the mandate in place (ergo a mandate with no compliance consequences). I don’t think Biden and the Senate Dems will be able to push through a new set of dollar penalties for those not carrying insurance. However, the past 3 years have shown the ACA still is effective even absent the mandate, albeit with lower efficacy and higher costs.
GadolhadorahParticipant“Why did Trump lose”??
Search the YWN archives for the past 3.5 years for every thread with Trump’s name on it. If still in doubt, we can arrange a private therapy session with some of the CR naviim who predicted this outcome for the past several months.November 11, 2020 3:07 pm at 3:07 pm in reply to: A disembodied voice tweeting with the CAP LOCK on #1919008GadolhadorahParticipantReb E: Thanks. Very good summary of yesterday’s oral argument. I tend to agree with the analysis but suspect that the Chief will try to form a broader consensus (6-3 or 7-2) on the “standing” argument versus what appears to be a close (5-4) vote to affirm severability that would allow the law (minus mandatory coverage) to stand. The Court (and especially CJ Roberts) prefer to “punt” on substantive issues on which there is serious division. Denial of standing would be such a punt.
November 11, 2020 2:39 pm at 2:39 pm in reply to: When will reach “Iacta alea est” (the die has been cast) #1918996GadolhadorahParticipantWitheld: We have a long-tradition in this country of civilian leadership of the military. However, in multiple interviews with military leaders after retirement and in some cases prior to their confirmation, leaders from all branches including former members of the JCS have added the caveat of obeying LAWFUL orders from the commander in chief. Gen. Mattis made clear he would never allow the use of torture, even if ordered by Trump who advocated its use during the campaign. A retired branch chief who served on the JCS indicated he would disregard any order to use chemical weapons outlawed under treaties to which the U.S. was a signatory. I have no doubt the current leaders of our armed forces would obey a stupid directive to continue allowing Confederate names on military installations even as Congress appears likely to require the names be changed. However, an order to nuke downtown Tehran (which presumably has no strategic military value and result in millions of civilian casualties) would be summarily ignored by the generals with the nuclear codes and any attempt to pressure subordinates would trigger even Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment.
November 11, 2020 11:25 am at 11:25 am in reply to: When will reach “Iacta alea est” (the die has been cast) #1918918GadolhadorahParticipantNo, but I did notice TrumPP appointing some groupies who’ve appeared on Fox News to leadership posts. Several of the resignations had been announced PRIOR to the election by those who simply couldn’t stand the politicization of national security decisions. Fortunately, the uniformed senior leadership of the military have “contingency plans” should they try to do something really stupid.
GadolhadorahParticipantHow will President Biden deal with a divided America?’
1. Tell the truth and provide clear and unambiguous support for your assertions.
2. Acknowledge the concerns of those who disagree with you rather than demonizing them
3. Scale back the unrealistic expectations of your own supporters in terms of both what can get done and how long it will take to achiveve those goals within the framework of a divided government.November 11, 2020 9:21 am at 9:21 am in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918848GadolhadorahParticipantSlim…..and eating them without first saying a ‘mazonos’ or anything…clear violation of Pennsylvania statutes and the special set of sheva miztvos applicable to goiyehse election workers.
Sadly, in several of these states, it will be a few days before the first procedural hearings where the presiding judge or magistrate will grant motion for summary dismissal. While popular votes don’t count, someone needs to remind the Trumpkopf that he there is a 5 million vote losing margin, in addition to about 50 or 60 electoral votes.November 11, 2020 9:17 am at 9:17 am in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918847GadolhadorahParticipantHealth: At least Banana Republics have some minimum standards with respect to how stupid their claims can be. When you have Crazy Rudy running the circus, there are no standards. So you now claim based on uTube that this postal worker who first signed the weirdest affidavit in legal history (clearly drafted by a graduate of an elite online law school) claiming the manager of the Erie Pennsylvania post office ordered him and dozens of other postal workers to “backdate” ballots to make them appear they arrived on time. He was the only postal worker with the courage to come forward and tell the truth but then Jim Comey showed up with a bunch of FBI agents and ANTIFA hoods and made him recant his allegations. Sounds totally reasonable to me.
November 10, 2020 9:14 pm at 9:14 pm in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918719GadolhadorahParticipantSo the Pennsylvania postal worker in Erie who signed the affidavit that Crazy Rudy ranted about at his new conference claiming that the postal supervisor ordered backdating of Biden ballots recanted his allegations when questioned today by government investigators. Not clear if he has mental health problems or was simply trying to gain attention. Also, the head of the HHS Office responsible for monitoring computer hacking and security said the the rumors spread by some of the Trumkopfs about software used in many state elections automatically switching votes from Trump to Biden was a “hoax” and had no validity. ‘
I suspect we will have to wait for another week or so before the Repubicans simply run out of conspiracy theories. Tonight, a state legislator in Michigan is claiming that one vote counter was “eating” ballots when the poll watchers were taking a break so as to hide any evidence. Stay tuned!November 10, 2020 5:17 pm at 5:17 pm in reply to: State Legislatures Should Give Trump Reelection Win #1918628GadolhadorahParticipantCharlie/Emes: Its sad to watch the Trumpkopfs flailing around feeling helpless about the outcome. No benefit in trying to engage in a rational argument with someone going through the sequential stages of grieving. I’m reasonably confident it will resolve itself within the next week or 10 days as the initial court decisions reject this novel theory of shoot first aim later. Trial courts generally assume that plaintiffs bring their cases AFTER having established material evidence of fraud or other violation of statute rather than throwing up a lot of heresay and anecdotal assertions and saying its the business of the courts, media, etc. to drill down on those vague allegations.
GadolhadorahParticipantWhat you call “the frum crowd” should have been equally alarmed about a much longer list of how Trump has defiled the office of the President, engaged in virtually nonstop hateful and racist rhetoric and bullying from the moment he took the oath of office and jeopardized America’s relationship with our closest allies. If lining up a bunch of minivans on the Garden State Parkway and honking horns shows “support” by the “frum crowd” for this behavior, than perhaps thats not where the “frum” crowd should be. There were many other viable Republican political leaders who could have achieved most of Trump’s positive policy outcomes you cite without leaving an everlasting stench in the oval office. i
GadolhadorahParticipant“A home owner is presumed to be out for the night if he is staying with his daughter [but not with his son, as an argument with the daughter-in-law may cause him to come back home to sleep.”
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