Doing Something

That’s because he is a great champion and man of courage. More Republican Senators should follow his lead. We had a landslide victory, and then it was swindled away from the Republican Party - but we caught them. Do something! https://t.co/nZU0czsZgB

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump:53) December 18, 2020

McConnell will probably bottle this up in the Senate. If Democrats win in Georgia it won’t matter; it won’t pass. The House will never pass it anyway. Both houses have to concur to change the outcome.

And I’m still trying to figure out how ballots were changed in one race only, especially when “fake” ballots were added to change the outcome. Or the ballots were altered. In only one race. And all other votes on the ballots were valid. In only one race. Because the recounts haven’t found any irregularities in the ballots. So how was this managed? How did the “found ballots” match the originals except in one race? In so many states at once? How were the paper records altered to fit the alleged changes in the machines? Across the entire country. In a conspiracy which no one of the conspirators has copped to yet. “Three can keep a secret if two of them are dead.” Except where nationwide electoral fraud is concerned. Apparently. 

This whole mess is well past its “sell-by” date.

When I asked Sen. John Thune, the No. 2 Republican, about Tuberville’s comments today, he said:
“I would hope he wouldn't do that. I think it’s time, like I said before, to move on.” https://t.co/BxX1YewA3L

— Manu Raju (@mkraju) December 18, 2020

Tuberville is going to knock Ted Cruz out of the coveted “most despised Senator by other Senators” position.

Doing something would include moving on and ignoring these impossible excuses for failure.