Joining Michigan and Arizona, Wisconsin has now announced felony charges against fake electors who tried to usurp the result in their state in the 2020 election.
Bonus (per Maddow last night): it seems that the FBI and federal prosecutors are still looking at the Michigan shenanigans. Why is this relevant? Trump is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Michigan state charges.
Lagniappe: Some of the Arizona fake electors cannot afford attorneys and have been assigned a public defender. That increases the likelihood of them pleading out, and flipping on someone up the chain. Trump is an unindicted co-conspirator in the Arizona state charges too.
The UK election is in full swing. It is serious business, so I strongly urge that none of you Google āFarage milkshakeā. Even though itās totally safe for work, itās just not the sort of thing that should be given a platform at this important time.
So, again, do not Google āFarageā and āmilkshakeā.
That nice ladyās technique is still in early campaign form.
I wonder how many suits he has with him in his means of transportation each day. Several, you would think, if heās the sort to plan ahead. I suppose given that he was the most vocal proponent of Brexit maybe he isnāt really the plan ahead type.
The Democrat plan is backfiring. The political legal war on Trump is only making Trump more popular. The part that is really bad for Democrats is that this is gaining him more votes from Independents and some of the less brain dead Democrats.
Not that I care either way, but if youāre not going to provide any axis info, I donāt know if thatās a 1% drop or a %50 drop. But itās an example of the sort of disingenuous āargumentā that gets pretty tiresome.
Remember when House Republicans changed the rules to allow unlimited expenses without receipts?
Youāll never guess who topped the charts in collecting reimbursements with no paper trail:
Meanwhile, the programās top spender, Representative Matt Gaetz, reimbursed himself more than $10,000 for food last yearādouble the household averageāand nearly $30,000 for lodging. According to The Washington Post, Gaetz got reimbursed for more than $4,000 for lodging for two months in 2023ātwice the average cost of rent in Washington, D.C.āand more than $3,000 for five months.
