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Some welcome news on the "fighting fake news front":

Well, it's a officially a twofer ... as the Ohio Supreme Court smacks down the congressional maps (last time was state legislative districts) as violating the Ohio Constitution: Ohio Supreme Court invalidates GOP-approved congressional map 'infused with undue partisan bias' Same coalition as...

Yeah ... it's "impressive" alright. :tearsofjoy: Florida to close half its monoclonal antibody sites Ooops !!! Florida sent scarce COVID-19 therapy to a small private clinic before some big hospitals DeSantis is a grifter that learned at the feet of his Orange Master. Here’s how Florida...

LOL ... then why isn't he ? He can't even deal with the state that he's supposedly governing. :tearsofjoy: Just have a look at what a cluster flop his COVID response has been: Ron DeSantis - Wikipedia Among other things, he's been the proverbial firehose of misinformation. :tearsofjoy...

DeSantis is absolutely the last person anyone should listen to about anything to do with COVID. :tearsofjoy:

Whatever the case may be with that, it does not necessarily mean that any of the ballots were fraudulent ... which was the subject that we were discussing. ;) Fact check: Georgia investigation into alleged ballot harvesting is not evidence of election fraud

Overly simplistic ... and not necessarily true. Also overly simplistic. Less likely to further the spread of the virus to others (see the previous article which I posted a link to) Not always the case.

That funny ... I don't recall mentioning Trump supporters specifically. Did you feel that "tender little snowflakes" somehow applied in that regard ? :tearsofjoy: ... "those experts" ... Sure Jan ... U.S. Insurers Wasted Millions on Ivermectin for Covid-19, Study Finds Why You Should Not...

I notice you chose to ignore my previous question. Just to clarify: it wasn't intended to be rhetorical. Let me pose it again: As far as your question goes, I could flip it and ask: Can you prove there was no in-person voter fraud ? That IS a rhetorical question - because we now know that...

This statement by Tarrio upon his release from jail might be called a classic textbook example of "putting a brave face on things": :tearsofjoy:

Uncle Joe continuing with the clean up of the trash and detritus left by his predecessor: :tearsofjoy:

You willing to have the states (or the feds) have a full registry of everyone's thumb prints in order to do the verification ? You willing to have taxpayers foot the bill for what it would cost to administer that ? It kinda seems like you are focused on adding further barriers to people being...

These are probably just one-off's/lone wolf's and not part of any organized effort to probe the defenses of the Capitol. Hopefully, the Feds have/will investigate(d) them thoroughly.

No, that's incorrect.

Personal responsibility. Some have it, others not so much. Based on what I'm seeing the vast majority of those being hospitalized and dying (> 90%) are unvaccinated. Biden is doing fine, as is Harris. Doesn't mean however that a vast swath of America isn't like a bunch of spoiled little...

Not necessarily. Ok - water marks and holograms then and we should be good to go ?

Hopefully, there's some serious deconfliction and coordination going on between the Jan 6th Committee and federal law enforcement, so they don't wind up stepping each other's toes. The committee is very useful ... in that they can obtain information (for the American people and federal law...

I'm afraid I would have to disagree.

In Fish Sticks case, given that his "I am just asking questions" further cements him into the Faux News Clown Car, I seriously doubt that very few - if any at all - are "afraid". :tearsofjoy:

Yes ... and even if the Feds chose not to pursue it, AG Nessel could still pursue charges under MI state law. If it ended up that it were the case that the Feds chose not to pursue, I would hope she would. It's well past time to put an end to these sorts of shenanigans.