From Newsweek: Trump Pushes Claim That Brian Kemp’s 50-Point Victory Was Fraud
From this piece in Newsweek: Former President Donald Trump’s “Save America” political action committee (PAC) on Tuesday sent an email to subscribers that linked to an article that claims Governor Brian Kemp’s victory in last week’s Republican gubernatorial primary was the result of voter fraud.
It’s pretty clear where all this is going, that is, if it wasn’t before: Trump needs no evidence whatsoever to claim that any election result he doesn’t like is the product of fraud. And we’re talking massive fraud; Kemp won by 50 points, a margin of 3:1.
Haven’t we seen enough of this?
All Americans have the sense, at least in a vague way, that there is something going on here that is very, very wrong. As we look at the meme here, we wonder: what are the main differences between Finland and us as societies?
The gentleman shown here, custom-making child-sized coffins for the 19 kids shot at the most recent school shooting massacre, is certainly trending in our news, perhaps if only because what he’s doing reminds us of our youth, when no one worried about getting killed.
Those looking for inspiration in a world dominated by tragedy, stupidity, hatred, and cowardice can enjoy what’s happening in Eastern Europe, where little Ukraine is standing up courageously against the barbaric Russian invasion.
The would-be EV manufacturer Aptera, whose prototype shown here (unchanged from 2005) says:
The meme here suggests that “we’ve learned nothing.” I don’t think that’s true at all. Almost everyone in America has learned what people around the world already know:
As suggested at left, some folks believe that psychiatric drugs cause gun violence, reasoning that many shooters are, in fact, on such drugs.
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Imagine this.
