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So would I.I would never have dreamed of calling my friends parents by their first name.
I’m older than you as a Gen Xer and my Silent Generation parents taught me the same thing.
So would I.I would never have dreamed of calling my friends parents by their first name.
I wish but the conspiracy theorists will likely now say that the court was bought off, and they’ll only listen to the 6-3 Republican Supreme Court. Assuming they’ll agree to hear the appeal.Can finally put this nonsense to rest.
Giuliani apparently got up and argued a different case hahaToday’s hearing in the Middle District of Pennsylvania should be interesting.
I don’t know about government ID, but I do remember the “Mrs. Husband” convention for a lot of stuff back in the day - including business correspondence.I still thank that is weird … and I am pretty sure no government/insurance/financial institution ever issued an ID card or had someone apply using the “married” spouse name. Even back in the day where women were commonly refered to as Mrs Smith in a host of ways - introductions, correspondence etc
I have no idea the answer to these questions. Regarding her driver’s license. My grandmother would roughly be the same age as this woman if she were to be alive. . And I can tell you she never had a driver’s license. She never learned to drive. My grandfather had the drivers license. They had one car. He drove her everywhere.So do you think her driver’s license, social security card, joint bank accounts and passport all refer to her as Mrs James Blalock?
Like her checks come with her name and address as Mrs James Blalock XYZ Street Somewhere GA …and she always signs them with a signature. . Mrs James Blalock?
When her husband was alive and both names were listed it looked like this?
Mr James Blalock
Mrs James Blalock
XYZ Street
Somewhere, GA
No from Canada.Now nutty, this software originates in Venzuela or something??
November 17, 2020
Barr’s DOJ Prosecuting Dems ‘Ringing Up’ Votes in Philly
By John Keller
. . . Mr. William McSwain announced election fraud charges on July 23, 2020 Meyers of
It was covered briefly in the national media due to the US Attorney’s press conference – with a traditional lack of reference to the guilty party’s political affiliation because he was a Democrat in a Democratic City, with a Democratic Primary and fraud against Democrat votes. …“…conspiring to violate voting rights by fraudulently stuffing the ballot boxes for specific Democratic candidates in the 2014, 2015, and 2016 Pennsylvania primary elections, bribery of an election official, falsification of records, voting more than once in federal elections, and obstruction of justice.”
“After receiving payments ranging from between $300 to $5,000 per election from Myers, Demuro [Ed: the election judge, also indicted, see below] would add fraudulent votes on the voting machine – also known as ‘ringing up’ votes – for Myers’ [sic] clients and preferred candidates, thereby diluting the value of ballots cast by actual voters. At Myers’ [sic] direction, Demuro would add these fraudulent votes to the totals during Election Day, and then would later falsely certify that the voting machine results were accurate.”
McSwain also brought charges against Domenick DeMuro, the Election Judge in 39th Ward, 26th Division referenced above. McSwain … on May 21, 2020 (emphasis added):
Note that McSwain has zero tolerance for voter fraud against election integrity.“Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy. If even one vote is fraudulently rung up, the integrity of that election is compromised. I want the public to know that this investigation is active and ongoing, and my Office is taking every possible step that we can to ensure the integrity of the upcoming primary and general elections in the nine counties of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.”
Multiple years of primaries with regular and provable election interference in Philadelphia of all places. And all during the Trump era in Democrat primaries over multiple years. One of the prosecuting attorneys for DOJ in Philly is (was?) none other than Richard C. Pilger, the now former Director of Elections Crimes Branch, Criminal Division, Public Integrity Section, U.S. Department of Justice. Currently, the DOJ has not indicated Mr. Pilger’s status on these cases. Keeping in mind this instance of two collaborators, let me remind you that Pilger resigned his position in protest last week, but remains with the DOJ in an ironically positioned Public Integrity role.
Pilger, as one of the chief officials for DOJ election fraud, never found any vote fraud according to DOJ records until McSwain came along with the two Philly cases. Pilger found election fraud in the form of illegally moving money around in campaigns and the like, but over a decade and never any vote fraud until McSwain . . .
Georgia is scheduled to certify by Friday at latest. Though they said they may be ready as early as today.Meanwhile, Michigan is certifying.