Election 2020 Legal Updates

[txradioguy]

On their very first post.

There’s also been an uptick of the same kind of surrender talk on social media by accounts with 50 followers and haven’t been active since 2016. 

[Cyber Liberty]

There’s also been an uptick of the same kind of surrender talk on social media by accounts with 50 followers and haven’t been active since 2016.

The more they demand we surrender, the more I tell them all to piss up a rope.

America did not get to be the best country in the world by giving up.  Americans demand a winner, and can't abide sniveling losers.

[DCPatriot]

The more they demand we surrender, the more I tell them all to piss up a rope.

America did not get to be the best country in the world by giving up.  Americans demand a winner, and can't abide sniveling losers.

From your lips to the Supreme Court's ears.....

[IsailedawayfromFR]

The more they demand we surrender, the more I tell them all to piss up a rope.

America did not get to be the best country in the world by giving up.  Americans demand a winner, and can't abide sniveling losers.

Americans also have an extremely low tolerance for cheating, in any shape or form.

In this case, cheating of the vote count is a federal felony, punishable by up to five years in prison.

And we have already been able to identify some of these individuals on video or from sworn affidavits by witnesses to the crime.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/20511

[Smokin Joe]

The surrender monkeys sure are rattling the cages here lately aren’t they?

...and throwing 'stuff' at the glass...

[txradioguy]

...and throwing 'stuff' at the glass...

And it all stinks is as well

[Right_in_Virginia]

He is just grifting. wake up guys 207 million dollars raised since the Election from small donors. If he is so "rich" why is he collecting money from small donors that too for a futile cause?

Tim Murtaugh
@TimMurtaugh
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@BillStepien: “These tremendous fundraising numbers show President Trump remains the leader and source of energy for the Republican Party, and that his supporters are dedicated to fighting for the rightful, legal outcome of the 2020 general election.”

6:06 PM · Dec 3, 2020·Twitter for iPhone

https://twitter.com/TimMurtaugh/status/1334635188781977602

[Right_in_Virginia]

There’s also been an uptick of the same kind of surrender talk on social media by accounts with 50 followers and haven’t been active since 2016.

 

[sneakypete]

Americans also have an extremely low tolerance for cheating, in any shape or form.

In this case, cheating of the vote count is a federal felony, punishable by up to five years in prison.

And we have already been able to identify some of these individuals on video or from sworn affidavits by witnesses to the crime.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/20511

@IsailedawayfromFR

Which is at the root of the problem. These people will NOT be allowed to be charged,never mind face trials and conviction because they have the ability to finger the higher ups.

Like it or not,there ARE such critters as "too big to bust" in 21st Century America,and they can NOT allow any of these "middle management felons" to be tried,never mind convicted. This is not a "little case" where MAYBE one or two prominent Dim politicians or appointed officials get "mentioned. It is a case where many,many middle-management people will be offered pardons if they testify against those who gave them the orders,and these are the people who are VERY prominent public "faces" of the Dim Party.

You can bet your ass the DNC has PROVEABLE dirt on the prominent Republicans who are in a position to be their judges and prosecutors. NONE of them will be safe,and neither will their children,grandchildren,or any other relative.

There is going to be a lot of huffing and puffing,and in the end,not a single damn prominent Dim will even be charged with vote tampering. One or two that is ready for retirement will hold press conferences and "reluctanty admit" that they "made some mistakes and are resigning because of them,and be allowed to retire with full pensions and benefits.

Unless of course the Second American Revolution starts with hanging parties.

Are ANY of you ready to volunteer to tie the first nooses?

Nothing. Nada. Zip is going to happen that is real in any sense when it comes to punishment.

Professional politics in America is now a fixed game.

[DCPatriot]

There’s also been an uptick of the same kind of surrender talk on social media by accounts with 50 followers and haven’t been active since 2016.

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[IsailedawayfromFR]

@IsailedawayfromFR

Which is at the root of the problem. These people will NOT be allowed to be charged,never mind face trials and conviction because they have the ability to finger the higher ups.

Like it or not,there ARE such critters as "too big to bust" in 21st Century America,and they can NOT allow any of these "middle management felons" to be tried,never mind convicted. This is not a "little case" where MAYBE one or two prominent Dim politicians or appointed officials get "mentioned. It is a case where many,many middle-management people will be offered pardons if they testify against those who gave them the orders,and these are the people who are VERY prominent public "faces" of the Dim Party.

You can bet your ass the DNC has PROVEABLE dirt on the prominent Republicans who are in a position to be their judges and prosecutors. NONE of them will be safe,and neither will their children,grandchildren,or any other relative.

There is going to be a lot of huffing and puffing,and in the end,not a single damn prominent Dim will even be charged with vote tampering. One or two that is ready for retirement will hold press conferences and "reluctanty admit" that they "made some mistakes and are resigning because of them,and be allowed to retire with full pensions and benefits.

Unless of course the Second American Revolution starts with hanging parties.

Are ANY of you ready to volunteer to tie the first nooses?

Nothing. Nada. Zip is going to happen that is real in any sense when it comes to punishment.

Professional politics in America is now a fixed game.

The higher up one goes, the less likely it is election fraud and becomes more like treason.

That punishment is a lot worse.  If we can get one hung in the public square, I might be satisfied.

[bigheadfred]

The higher up one goes, the less likely it is election fraud and becomes more like treason.

That punishment is a lot worse.  If we can get one hung in the public square, I might be satisfied.

Not me. Hang them all.

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Not me. Hang them all.

"A journey begins on the first step"

[DCPatriot]

"A journey begins on the first step"

"A journey to the gallows begins with thirteen steps"

[BassWrangler]

There’s also been an uptick of the same kind of surrender talk on social media by accounts with 50 followers and haven’t been active since 2016.

This is disturbingly reminiscent of the sort of talk one would here on ToS when anyone would post an article critical or even with negative news about Trump. Often followed shortly afterwards by a gang attack and a zotting.

[Cyber Liberty]

This is disturbingly reminiscent of the sort of talk one would here on ToS when anyone would post an article critical or even with negative news about Trump. Often followed shortly afterwards by a gang attack and a zotting.

We're not gonna reprise that act here on TBR.  It's a rule.  People have to get nasty with other posters in a personal way, and repeatedly, or violate a rule that can get us in copyright trouble.

[libertybele]

Not me. Hang them all.

 

[txradioguy]

This is disturbingly reminiscent of the sort of talk one would here on ToS when anyone would post an article critical or even with negative news about Trump. Often followed shortly afterwards by a gang attack and a zotting.

I didn't even post a story.  I merely went into the Mark Levin Lounge and stuck up for him and got the soft zot that led to me finding this place.

[BassWrangler]

We're not gonna reprise that act here on TBR.  It's a rule.  People have to get nasty with other posters in a personal way, and repeatedly, or violate a rule that can get us in copyright trouble.

I know. My point was a cautionary one. Let's not assume posters are leftist trolls Because they made a post or two with which we disagree.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I know. My point was a cautionary one. Let's not assume posters are leftist trolls Because they made a post or two with which we disagree.

How about a post or 179 ... can we do it then @BassWrangler

[Cyber Liberty]

I know. My point was a cautionary one. Let's not assume posters are leftist trolls Because they made a post or two with which we disagree.

I'm Cyber Liberty, and I approve your message!   

Leftist Trolls do exist, but it takes a considerable number of posts and violations to get the boot.

[Cyber Liberty]

How about a post or 179 ... can we do it then @BassWrangler

"Many."

My friend @BassWrangler was really PO'ed at the zotting Jim was doing at TOS in the Spring of '16, so I listen to him when he thinks we're moving in a dangerous direction with our moderating.

[Hoodat]

I know. My point was a cautionary one. Let's not assume posters are leftist trolls Because they made a post or two with which we disagree.

I assume they are leftist trolls because they post leftist garbage incessantly without demonstrating even rudimentary levels of critical thought.  It doesn't mean we should zot them though.  Heavens, no!

[Bigun]

I'm Cyber Liberty, and I approve your message!   

Leftist Trolls do exist, but it takes a considerable number of posts and violations to get the boot.

  Years worth in some cases.

[Right_in_Virginia]

"Many."

My friend @BassWrangler was really PO'ed at the zotting Jim was doing at TOS in the Spring of '16, so I listen to him when he thinks we're moving in a dangerous direction with our moderating.

Define "dangerous" @Cyber Liberty