Cullings

“Donald Trump will spend this day in a secure room, inside a large federal facility, surrounded by a fence, inside an “unscalable” wall, backed by another fence, and ringed by 1,000 prison guards. So … just think of this as a dry run for the next decade.”https://t.co/r35qPUdMU6

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) November 3, 2020

An 80yo couple close to me, lifelong GOP, got hijacked by Fox News in 2010 or so.

They started railing against the MSM & sidling up to conspiracy theories. 6m ago they quit Fox. Voted for Biden. TODAY they subscribed to @washingtonpost.

This is like watching people get sober

— Virginia Heffernan (@page88) November 3, 2020

He has paid $27 million in fraud settlements just since becoming president, and his longtime personal lawyer went to jail for crimes that prosecutors said were committed "in coordination with and at the direction of" the president. https://t.co/SYTyQvuLJc

— Robert Maguire (@RobertMaguire_) November 3, 2020

But he said it! Doesn't that make him innocent? (See, that's not how that works.)

Judge Sullivan is preparing to issue an order for OIG inspectors to sweep USPS processing facilities today that had low processing scores for ballots delivered yesterday -- including in Florida, Georgia and Pennsylvania -- to make sure no mail-in ballots are left behind.

— Megan Mineiro (@MMineiro_CNS) November 3, 2020

Also, remember that at one point he wanted to "Delay the Election"!https://t.co/GlJR3BtU2c https://t.co/G5ZwwYbuaJ

— George Conway (@gtconway3d) November 3, 2020

Whatever he thinks serves his self-interest, that's what he's for. That's his idea of being consistent.

I wish I had made this spot https://t.co/mvOZFYxIad

— Rick Wilson (@TheRickWilson) November 3, 2020

That one really deserves its own post. This one, too:

a tranquil thought from @katherinemiller today: "What if the election is kind of what it seems like, and we’re actually witnessing a largely (if not exclusively) peaceful moment of massive civic engagement?" https://t.co/tdkDEcLFiK

— Ruby Cramer (@rubycramer) November 3, 2020

"Massive civic engagement." What voting, in other words, is supposed to be. Wouldn't it be loverly?