Or the lies…
This morning the NEWSWEEK reported that Biden has become the first incumbent to lose a primary in the Super Tuesday scrimmage. Some dude won the primary in American Samoa.
Their announcement sort of buries the lead, because
In the 2020 Republican primaries, incumbent President Donald Trump defeated challenger Bill Weld in the Super Tuesday Republican primaries. Among the Super Tuesday states, Trump was uncontested in Maine and Minnesota, as both the Maine and Minnesota state Republican parties left Weld off their ballots.
AND
The Virginia Republican Party went a step further, deciding to cancel its primary altogether and select their delegates directly at it’s state party convention.
This seems to set an undeniable presidence in the recent decision of the SCOTUS, denying the state of Colorado to exclude a toxic candidate from their ballot, at their discretion. The state of California was also allowed to restrict my ability to write in the name of a person of my choice, because Elmer Fudd was not a candidate.
[Source: wikipedia]
I am disenfranchised. The very idea of America is becoming a fairytale. We are being asked to take things on “faith” when the facts are in direct opposition to it.
On Friday January 6, 2017, congress ratified the electoral college votes that awarded the 2016 election to donald trump.
Lately, the word “unprecedented” has been bantered about, concerning the legal problems of the former president. Now, after 234 years, you people want to consider allowing a potentially convicted felon to serve as president of the United States.

It may be too radical, so I don’t want to associate the word “evangelist” with chatGPT, so I will stop short and invoke the word “puritan”.
If you look closely at your, mine and everyone’s profile, you will see a message, informing you that you are a digital creator and that your pages are or are not monetized. Facebook is monetizing your posts in the same way that the Dodgers collect money for havng butts in the stadium seats.
people step into the street from between parked cars, all day. I see them because I expet them to do dumb stuff, and I know to look for their pinheads above the top of the cars. The self driving cars just need more cameras that scan the environment beyond the double yellow lines, with no expectation that pedestrians know or will not only observe the rules, but “common sense”
below. Same situation, except the car was being driven by a human.