Some of the people being considered for jury service in the trial of Derek Chauvin said that they were worried for their lives and the safety of their families if selected to serve on the jury. Their fear is entirely understandable. Floyd’s death led to nearly $2 billion in losses from arsons, looting, rioting, and mayhem. Nineteen people were shot.
In November, Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill ruled against a change of venue “Because of … pervasive media coverage, a change of venue is unlikely to cure the taint of potentially prejudicial pretrial publicity.” Instead, Cahill finds himself with some, though not all, jurors who are fearful that their families would be doxxed, hurt, or worse by the same violent thugs who burned down the Third Police Precinct, a Target Store, and shot 19 people in the riots that followed Floyd’s death.
If there was ever about a hundred reasons to move a trial, the Derek Chauvin trial would be the one. But the trial will take place amongst protests, possible riots, and everything in between, and this will be all prior to the verdict. No doubt there will be violence and destruction for any verdict short of murder and no doubt the jurors will be targeted. The concept that this will NOT influence a jury is mindboggling.
UPDATE:
Third day of the trial produced a grand whopping total of two more jurors, putting the total number at 5. They will need 16 overall. This could take a while.
58 comments:
I cannot imagine anyone not being prejudiced by the videos in the media....I recall the trouble seating a jury in floriduh for Trevon Martin.......it took time, but they managed to find enough mushrooms to get a jury that let the killer go!!!!!!
This is breaking news.
Weekly jobless claims rose less than expected last week, but remained above pre-pandemic levels, as the U.S. economy tried to shake off impacts from Covid-19 and employers waited to see if President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus would become law.
If Trump were stilk president, tbe headline would be
Weekly jobless claims rose again.
I've been on two juries in my life. I wouldn't want any part of this one.
Scott, you want a demonstration like after the Rodney King innocent verdict.
Times have changed since the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Even if he is acquitted, because the Democrats are working on equal rights plans, you have hated for decades.
Tell Portland things are different.
If they convict him the jurors will need 24 hour security service to protect them from being lynched by the proud Boys who have been standing by and ready to go
McConnell Praises Merrick Garland
THE LOUISVILLE COURIER JOURNAL:
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell voted to confirm Merrick Garland as President Joe Biden’s attorney general, five years after he blocked the longtime judge’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Said McConnell:
“I’m voting to confirm Judge Garland because of his long reputation as a straight-shooter and legal expert. His left-of-center perspective has been within the legal mainstream.”
_________
Sure sounds like he would have been a GREAT Supreme Court Justice!
Bush declared martial law after the Rodney King verdict, it won't have again, because President Biden will speak out, or more importantly the first woman of color to be elected vice President Harris will speak out against the verdict and perhaps file federal charges against the former for inciting violence across state lines
McConnell Pans Increased Capitol Security
REUTERS:
“Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said on Wednesday that he is ‘extremely uncomfortable’ with the continued high level of security at the U.S. Capitol, saying there are currently no serious threats against Congress.
Said McConnell:
“With all this razor wire around the complex, it reminds me of my last visit to Kabul.”
__________
You can send your thank you note to Donald Trump, Mitch.
The first juror picked Wednesday, a man who works in sales management and grew up in a mostly white part of central Minnesota, acknowledged saying on his written questionnaire that he had a “very favorable” opinion of the Black Lives Matter movement and a “somewhat unfavorable” impression of the Blue Lives Matter countermovement in favor of police, yet “somewhat agreed” that police don’t get the respect they deserve. He said he agrees that there are bad police officers.
It wasn't Scott Johnson
Get Ready for a Raft of Biden Court Nominees
CNN:
“The Biden administration has pledged a laser-like focus on the judiciary in the coming months, vowing to not only prioritize nominations but also cast a wide net in its search for potential appointees.
“As things stand, there are currently 69 eligible vacancies in various levels of the federal court system and 27 that will occur down the road as judges have announced their intent to retire. And the White House is almost assuredly keeping an eye on the seat of Justice Stephen Breyer, should he decide to step down this term and give the President his first chance to fill a Supreme Court seat.”
THE SORT OF THING A REAL PRESIDENT DOES
(INSTEAD OF TWEETING):
Biden Plans Prime-Time Address Tonight
AP:
“Marking a year of loss and disruption, President Joe Biden will use his first prime-time address since taking office to steer the nation toward a hungered-for sentiment — hope — in the ‘next phase’ of the fight against the pandemic that has killed more than 529,000 Americans.
Previewing his remarks, Biden said he would “talk about what we’ve been through as a nation this past year, but more importantly, I’m going to talk about what comes next.”
One Year Later
Axios:
The death and suffering caused by the coronavirus have been much worse than many people expected a year ago — but the vaccines have been much better.”
Ex-Presidents Urge Americans to Get Vaccinated
Taegan Goddard comments:
All of the living former presidents have joined in a new ad campaign urging Americans to get the coronavirus vaccine—all of them, that is, except one.
Donald Trump didn’t take part in the campaign and instead issued a statement saying “I hope everyone remembers” the vaccine wouldn’t exist without him.
IT'S ALL ABOUT ME IT'S ALL ABOUT ME IT'S ALL ABOUT ME IT'S ALL ABOUT...
McConnell Says He’s Raised More Than Trump
New York Times:
“Mr. McConnell said several times that the Senate Leadership Fund, the super PAC that backs the Republicans’ Senate efforts, had out-raised Mr. Trump’s super PAC in 2020 … To underscore his point, the usually taciturn minority leader shared data he had prepared on small cards — headlined ‘Super PAC money raised’ — that he distributed to Republican senators.
“It showed the totals raised by the Senate Republican super PAC and for the two Georgia Senate races that cost the party its majority. ‘Total: $612+ million.’ ‘In 3 cycles: nearly $1 billion,’ the card said. Below that were the former president’s statistics: ‘Trump: $148+ million,’ referring to America First, the outside group that was formed to support Mr. Trump in 2020.”
NA YA YA, HIS IS BIGGER THAN YOURS, DONNIE!
Washington Post
MINNEAPOLIS — Jury selection is set to resume Thursday in the trial of the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd, with the court expected to address an ongoing legal dispute over charges in the case.
Here’s what to know:
Prosecutors are seeking to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against former officer Derek Chauvin after the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to hear an appeal from Chauvin’s attorney on the issue.Hennepin County District Court Judge Peter A. Cahill, who is overseeing the trial, has rejected the charge in the past, saying it cannot be applied in this case. He continued with jury selection despite prosecution calls for proceedings to stop until charges against Chauvin are clarified.Two more jurors were seated Wednesday, and five have been impaneled overall as the court seeks to seat 12 jurors and up to four alternates — a faster than expected pace in the closely watched case.
At issue is the prosecution’s attempt to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against Chauvin, the White officer filmed with his knee on Floyd’s neck for more than nine minutes during a police investigation last May. He is charged with second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in the Black man’s death.
On Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court declined to take up the appeal filed by Eric Nelson, Chauvin’s attorney, seeking to overturn a state Court of Appeals ruling that ordered Cahill to reconsider a third-degree murder charge in the case.
Cahill, who threw out the charge in the fall, on Monday declined to take up the issue, saying he did not have jurisdiction because the appeals court ruling was pending. Cahill described the third-degree murder charge as a narrow issue in the case and pressed forward with jury selection and other pretrial matters. That decision drew objections from prosecutors, who filed an appellate court motion for a stay in the case, arguing that the lack of clarity on charges and questions about Cahill’s jurisdiction risk the case being thrown out on appeal.
It was not immediately clear how the state Supreme Court decision would affect the pace of the trial. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (D), whose office is overseeing the prosecution, suggested that he thought it cleared the way for Cahill to reinstate the third-degree murder charge, calling it “fair and appropriate” in the case.
But as word of the ruling broke during a pause in jury selection late Wednesday afternoon, Cahill said the issue remained unclear. “I think we still have the jurisdictional issue,” Cahill said. He said he would address it during pretrial motions on Thursday.
Anonymous Myballs said...
I've been on two juries in my life. I wouldn't want any part of this one.
I've been summoned several times yet never had to serve. Only a damn fool wants in on this shit show. This would be perfect for a dry-drunk nursing home resident with nothing better to do but sit in his hovel and watch the game show network while spamming a blog with plagiarisms.
Conviction or acquittal, Minneapolis will burn because BLM animals are the dumbest fucks in America right now.
rrb said:
while spamming a blog with plagiarisms.
Conviction or acquittal, Minneapolis will burn because BLM animals are the dumbest fucks in America right now.
FACT CHECK - FALSE
The dumbest fucks on the planet are the tag team of the alky and the POS "pastor". with VERY lo iq on the bench.
And boy do they defend their title.
ROFLMFAO !!!
Jack Posobiec
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1369775490500812800
“We have to stop letting Wikipedia, Google, and Netflix streaming shows determine how we run our country. We are a system of laws not a system of mob justice.”
mob justice is what the left wants, and big tech and democrats support
Has Kamala started a bail fund yet ?
Sleepy Joe Biden will hold his first national address tonight.
President Joe Biden can report in his first prime-time address Thursday that a vaccination drive now reaching 2 million people daily has brought America far closer to exiting the pandemic than when he took office 50 days ago.
With new infections and deaths way down from their peaks of a horrific winter, Biden can afford to conjure hope that better days may be imminent and will speak to the nation from a position of political strength. He is also armed with a newly passed $1.9 trillion Covid-19 rescue package -- his first major legacy achievement -- which represents an ambitious attempt to rebuild the US economy to favor the less well off.
"This bill represents a historic, historic victory for the American people," Biden said Wednesday, touting his rescue plan that finally cleared Congress on Wednesday and pivoting to an address that he said would inform the country what "comes next" in the effort to prevail over the coronavirus.
A clear majority of Americans -- 60% -- approves of the new President's handling of the pandemic in a new CNN poll. He has reintroduced the nation to calm, functional leadership and a scientific approach to the public health crisis, and has ended the stream of vitriol that poured from the Oval Office for four years.
Yet in a national crisis this deep and in a country so polarized less than two months since ex-President Donald Trump's insurrection, nothing is remotely normal. While Biden honored campaign promises to take the virus seriously, to secure funds to get kids back to school and to help Americans pummeled by the economic crisis, his White House is weighed down by stark challenges.
A White House official said Biden's Thursday night speech, expected to last about 20 minutes, would focus on the lives lost and changed in the pandemic and the work Biden's administration has done to rapidly increase the vaccination effort. The President will also explain what must still be done to defeat the virus,
This is far more Presidential than tweeting hundreds of times per day!
CAN
well alky,
if Slow Joe really IS so fucking presidential and successful, why do you spam the blog all day with plagiarisms propping him up?
LOL.
THWAP!!!
thebradfordfile
https://twitter.com/thebradfordfile/status/1369822543490789384
Ronald Reagan: "The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the Government, and I'm here to help."
Chuck Schumer: "Help is on the way!"
Kamala in Minnesota "Burn baby Burn"
Has Kamala started a bail fund yet ?
now that you mention it, it will be fun watching the commie whore defend the rioters when BLM goes ape shit at the Chauvin trial verdict.
BLM really IS stupid enough to riot, win or lose.
rrb said...
well alky,
if Slow Joe really IS so fucking presidential and successful, why do you spam the blog all day with plagiarisms propping him up?
LOL.
THWAP!!!
and I notice he still loves talking about Trump.
probably has trouble sleeping and has "nightmares" of changing his registration to Republican.
TDS doesn't go away with an election.
off-topic but worth a post -
One of the worst performing pension funds in the world last year was yours.
And you probably didn’t even know it.
All that money you’ve poured into the Social Security trust fund over the years earned less than 1% during 2020, the funds’ administrators have revealed.
The S&P 500 index SPX, 0.71% ? Try 18%.
Even a simple balanced fund of U.S. stocks and bonds, such as the Vanguard Balanced Index Fund VBIAX, +0.47%, earned 16%.
And the giant pension and investment fund run by the government of Norway earned 10.9%.
The returns earned by Social Security is the scandal that keeps on taking. The previous year, the Norwegian pension fund gained 20%, the balanced index fund 22%, and the S&P 500 31%.
Your and my Social Security dollars? Just 2.2%.
No, I’m not kidding. So far in 2021 the fund’s returns have been less than the rate of inflation.
Actually, over the past 10 years the returns of the Norwegian fund have outpaced those of our Social Security dollars by more than 400%. That balanced fund has beaten Social Security by nearly 600%.
I come back to this scandal because Congress just spent $86 billion of our money bailing out private sector pension funds on behalf of the Teamsters and other unions, while continuing to do absolutely nothing whatsoever to put Social Security on a stable financial footing.
The current funding hole in Social Security is $16.8 trillion, according to the trustees. That’s equal to 80% of annual U.S. economic output, or just over $50,000 for every person in the country.
It is a sheer outrage—few hyperboles are strong enough—that we are all required by law to invest 12.4% of every dollar we earn into a pension fund that is run like something out of the Marx Brothers movies. (They take 6.2% from our side of the bucket, and 6.2% from the employers’ side of the bucket. It all works out the same.)
And that 242 million Americans are forced to pin their retirement hopes on a system that is being knowingly left in crisis by those in charge.
If the Social Security trust fund were a mutual fund it would be wound down.
If this were a private sector pension fund there would be lawsuits everywhere.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/if-social-security-were-a-private-retirement-fund-wed-sue-11615306418
So SS is an epic fail by every measure. Which is exactly why Slow Joe an da Ho are leering at our private retirement accounts.
The Democrats have to get rid of the filibuster in order to defeat the growing faction that seeks to destroy majority rule.
Huge news
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A judge on Thursday granted prosecutors’ request to add a third-degree murder charge against the former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd’s death.
Hennepin County Judge Peter Cahill reinstated the charge after the former officer, Derek Chauvin, failed to get appellate courts to block it. Cahill had earlier rejected the charge as not warranted by the circumstances of Floyd’s death, but an appellate court ruling in an unrelated case established new grounds for it.
Chauvin already faced second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. Legal experts say the additional charge helps prosecutors by giving jurors one more option to convict Chauvin of murder.
The dispute over the third-degree murder charge revolved around the conviction of another former Minneapolis police officer in the unrelated killing of an Australian woman. The appeals court recently affirmed Mohamed Noor’s third-degree murder conviction in the 2017 shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk Damond, and the state used that affirmation to argue that it established new justification for the charge in Chauvin's case.
Cahill agreed that the precedent
Roger Amick said...
The Democrats have to get rid of the filibuster in order to defeat the growing faction that seeks to destroy majority rule.
You fascist totalitarians sure want to eliminate minority rights now that you have a razor thin majority.
The constitution was written and agreed to largely because of minority rights,
And as soon as you are not in the minority you want to blow it up.
When was the last time you washed your brown shirt ?
Roger Amick said...
Huge news
So the prosecutors already want to add a reduced charge. Was kind of expected so not sure why the "Huge News"
Prosecutors must not have any real confidence in being able to prove their case.
Or perhaps opens up to some plea deal to try and avoid riots.
politics in the judicial....
riots in the street
Banana Republic
Biden's $1.9tn Covid relief bill marks an end to four decades of Reaganism.
Analysis: Reagan’s presidency undermined faith in government. The stimulus package helps restore FDR’s legacy
David Smith in Washington
@smithinamerica
Wed 10 Mar 2021 14.20 EST
592
Joe Biden reflected recently on the last time a Democratic administration had to rescue an economy left in tatters by a Republican president.
“The economists told us we literally saved America from a depression,” Biden told the House Democratic Caucus last week. “But we didn’t adequately explain what we had done. Barack was so modest; he didn’t want to take, as he said, a ‘victory lap’. I kept saying, ‘Tell people what we did.’ He said, ‘We don’t have time. I’m not going to take a victory lap.’ And we paid a price for it, ironically, for that humility.”
The 46th US president is often lauded for his humility but don’t expect him to repeat Obama’s mistake. Once his $1.9tn coronavirus relief bill is signed, he is set to take an extended victory lap by travelling the country to promote it.
Biden couldn't take a "victory lap" if he tried.
Literally or physically
TWHAP !!!
There was a little bi-partisan opposition to the plan in the House and not a single Republican voted for it in total.
What a piece of shit failure for a "uniter"
maybe he can stop by the border if he does run around the country. Look at that section of Obama wall that was run over by the SUV that ended up killing a dozen or so illegal migrants.
Not sure if they were wearing Biden shirts as others have,
His actions do have consequences
And maybe he can answer questions about the trial and riots in Minnesota
Nancy Amick, the un-debator.
Roger , the math is easy.
32,000,000 acres ÷ y = how many Black slaves you Socialist put back on your plantations.
so is it 200,000 or 900,000 ?
DO TAKE THAT VICTORY LAP, JOE!
Biden Gets High Marks on Handling Pandemic
According to a new CBS News/YouGov poll
75% of Americans approve of Congress passing President Biden’s pandemic relief plan,
including large majorities of Democrats and independents,
along with nearly half of Republicans.
Biden’s approval rate on handling the pandemic is 67% to 33%.
_______
(We will not mention where Trump is on that.)
Fauci Shocked at Pandemic’s Death Toll
On the Today Show,
Dr. Anthony Fauci said that he would have been “shocked” to hear a year ago that the U.S. coronavirus death toll would surpass 500,000.
Said Fauci:
“It would have shocked me completely. I mean, I knew we were in for trouble… In fact that day, at a congressional hearing I made the statement, ‘Things are going to get much worse before they get better.’ But I did not in my mind think that ‘much worse’ was going to be 525,000 deaths.”
_____________
If Trump had listened better to him and Dr. Birx, it would not now be that incredibly high.
JOE THE UNITER
TRUMP THE DIVIDER
UNITED WE STAND
DIVIDED WE FALL
A Biden "victory lap"
LOL.
I've watched the poor bastard walk to an aircraft on a tarmac. It was like watching my mom during late stage Alzheimer's.
The Second War on Poverty
Dylan Matthews:
“Fifty-seven years ago, a Democratic president who had a reputation as a moderate — and who had been a senator and vice president before reaching the highest office in the land — announced his administration would be waging ‘unconditional war on poverty in America.
“With Congress’s passage of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, another Democratic president with a reputation as a moderate (and who came through the Senate and the vice presidency) is putting his stamp on American policy. The Covid-19 relief bill, which passed the US House on Wednesday afternoon and is set to be signed into law by President Joe Biden on Friday, is the most far-reaching anti-poverty legislation in more than 50 years.”
"but remained above pre-pandemic levels"
Roger
Your Prediction of Bidenomics returning the US Economy to pre-pandemic accross the board levels by April 30th, 2021 is in real doubt.
Why are you going to be wrong yet again.
Jamie waives the Socialist White flag of Failure.
“Fifty-seven years ago, a Democratic president who had a reputation as a moderate — and who had been a senator and vice president before reaching the highest office in the land — announced his administration would be waging ‘unconditional war on poverty in America.
all designed -
"to keep those ni@@ers voting democrat for the next 200 years.": LBJ
and here we are, 57 years and $20 TRILLION later, and we're still fighting a war on poverty that we will never and are not designed to win. What it's designed to do is maintain the permanent underclass required for the left to hold power.
leave it to a vox juice boxer like mathews to not understand any of this.
LOL.
good one pederast.
THWAP!!!
32 million acres will be taken by force from WHITE ONLY farmers and gifted to Blacks.
This is raw Socialism.
The tracking of those that squat on the land will be closely monitored.
The results will be far , far lower grain production.
Less meat production.
Blogger KansasDemocrat said...
Jamie waives the Socialist White flag of Failure.
to the left, the "war on poverty" is like socialism. they can make it work this time. all it requires is more money. they can get the bugs worked out. all they need to do is tweak it just a little bit more to make it work...
and all it really is is a con. keep 'em poor and on the plantation. and whip them back onto the plantation if they get some crazy notion in their head like self-reliance/self-sufficiency and throwing off the yoke of government dependency.
it's disgusting really because the promise is such a lie.
Roger, you posted about this is a cunt-n-paste. You don't have a farming/ranching background to debate it.
I know.
6 Trillion More in Biden Spending, is that enough?
"to the left, the "war on poverty" is like socialism. they can make it work this time. all it requires is more money. they can get the bugs worked out. all they need to do is tweak it just a little bit more to make it work...RRB
You are exactly right.
Jamie and Alky can't debate, they don't have the intellectuals firepower.
On Sunday, The New York Times reported that the bill passed by the Senate over the weekend includes an $86 billion bailout for failing union pension plans. The article’s subtitle informs readers that “Democrats pushed through a big aid measure for multiemployer pensions whose problems predate the pandemic.”
The report by Mary Williams Walsh and Alan Rappeport tells us the $86 billion “has nothing to do with the pandemic” and represents “a taxpayer bailout for about 185 union pension plans that are so close to collapse that without the rescue, more than a million retired truck drivers, retail clerks, builders and others could be forced to forgo retirement income.”
https://www.westernjournal.com/democrats-sneaked-86b-failing-union-pensions-supposed-covid-relief-bill/
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/07/business/dealbook/bailout-pensions-stimulus.html?referringSource=articleShare
Presidential absence like this hasn't been seen in 100 years...
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/biden-not-yet-holding-formal-100150308.html
A 6th juror was just selected
Minnesota 3rd degree murder.
609.195 MURDER IN THE THIRD DEGREE.
(a) Whoever, without intent to effect the death of any person, causes the death of another by perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others and evincing a depraved mind, without regard for human life, is guilty of murder in the third degree and may be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than 25 years.
(b) Whoever, without intent to cause death, proximately causes the death of a human being by, directly or indirectly, unlawfully selling, giving away, bartering, delivering, exchanging, distributing, or administering a controlled substance classified in Schedule I or II, is guilty of murder in the third degree and may be sentenced to imprisonment for not more than 25 years or to payment of a fine of not more than $40,000, or both.
Presidential absence like this hasn't been seen in 100 years...
Same with the pandemic.......SO FUCKING WHAT!!!!!!!!
The phrase "evincing a depraved mind, regardless of human life" as used in these instructions means conduct demonstrating an indifference to the life of others, that is not only disregard for the safety of another but a lack of regard for the life of another.
Even though the other officers said he should quit kneeling on his neck, he didn't quit until George Floyd quit breathing.
Roger Amick said...
Minnesota 3rd degree murder.
(a) Whoever, without intent to effect the death of any person, causes the death of another by perpetrating an act eminently dangerous to others
the officer was performing an act he was trained to do and in the Minnesota training guide. I guess the responsibility of this could ultimately be assigned to Ellison, the buck stops there, right ? That is if it can be proved that drugs themselves didn't cause the death.
(b)Whoever, without intent to cause death, proximately causes the death of a human being by, directly or indirectly, unlawfully selling, giving away, bartering, delivering, exchanging, distributing, or administering a controlled substance classified in Schedule I or II, is guilty of murder in the third degree
That would be whoever provided the drugs to Floyd
Thanks for clearing that up alky !!!
The Junkie Floyd prosecution has three significant problems -
the full video of the arrest
the full autopsy report
Minneapolis PD official arrest procedure.
and perhaps one more -
packing the jury with enough BLM scumbags to rig a conviction, because on the merits and the facts Chauvin walks, as he should.
Thanks for clearing that up alky !!!
don't forget the THWAP!!!
LOL.
So today it's going to be "lawyer" alky, not "detective" alky or third grader alky ?
But still third grade reader alky.
THWAP !!!
rrb said...
Thanks for clearing that up alky !!!
don't forget the THWAP!!!
THWAP!!! THWAP!!! THWAP!!!
Rick Scott Wants States to Reject Relief Money
THE PALM BEACH POST:
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) “has a message for states and cities poised to receive a collective $360 billion from the American Rescue Act stimulus package: Send it back.
“Scott’s call to reject money that polls show is popular nationally, even among Republicans, has flared tension between Scott and another Florida GOP leader, Gov. Ron DeSantis.”
_____
Another plus for Biden,
minus for Repugs.
https://politicalwire.com/2021/03/11/rick-scott-wants-states-to-reject-relief-money/
Reporter
@BrianEntin
tried to document what’s happening at the growing “George Floyd Autonomous Zone” in Minneapolis. He was confronted by #antifa militants. Like in CHAZ & Portland, drivers & police are not allowed inside. Press are threatened.
Arizona state Rep. John Kavanagh (R)
regarding Republican bills to make it harder to vote:
"Quantity is important, but we have to look at the quality of votes, as well."
________
So why not pass bills allowing only people making $300,000 or more a year to vote?
Or maybe allowing only people who possess at least a million dollars in property value?
That would get us to fascism fast.
That brings
Fascistic government
of the RICH, by the RICH, and FOR the RICH
and not
Democratic government
of the PEOPLE, by the PEOPLE, and FOR the PEOPLE.
Ari Fleischer
FORMS: https://mobile.twitter.com/AriFleischer/status/1369848933711831042
Look at that. NY requires ID for COVID vaccinations - a driver’s license, passport or other proof of residency. Why is it ok to require ID to save someone’s life, but not ok for voting? Asking for IDs is sensible, here and for voting.
Well this is way off topic but it follows the latest plagiarized Goddard blog spam post from the POS "pastor". The serial waterboy.
Amazing he could even consider himself a pastor, but I guess there obviously are POS "pastors" so he fits.
Anyways so either dems are racist in their vaccination efforts or are against election integrity.
Or more likely both.
FOR the PEOPLE
Biden has already dropped that from the White House web site.
I guess that counts as a positive in his transparency.
Though that's not a good thing.
Both Obama who originated it and Trump had it up. Biden's lefty staff probably thought it was a Trump thing so 86'd it.
Or they just showed their true feelings.
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