AP reported relatively few Election Day problems, even as the Trump administration kept pressing its noncitizen-voting narrative and ICE posted a threat to “track down, arrest, and prosecute” alleged violators. Because apparently running elections needs more federal heckling.
The Supreme Court rejected the administration’s last-minute bid to isolate 20,000 California ballots, while a federal judge said DOJ’s pressure on state election officials likely violated the Constitution. Great work, everybody: democracy gets another night of sleep.
Late Saturday brought a tidy little sampler platter of federal overreach: Alaska rebuffed a Trump-directed ballot lawsuit, California’s flagged-voter list looked wildly unreliable, and court records showed planned Afghan deportations through Pakistan. Great system, no notes.
DOJ confirmed Trump’s East Potomac Golf Course redesign and November 15 closure plan after a federal judge had already blocked further tree damage and demanded real notice. Terrific process, fellas: announce first, find the paperwork on the floor of the car later.
They cannot be imprisoned soon enough and Dick Bulger is the man to do it.
The glitching Russian surrender monkey continues circling the bowl.
The pedophile president, whose polls are crashing, sells out our allies to RUSSIA as No Kings takes to the street again!
A roundup of interesting things we’re keeping an eye on at Dick HQ and remember kids: Donald Trump fucked kids with Jeff Epstein.
Roy, K1ROY, is very quick to call anyone who doesn’t agree with Trump a communist. But his orange man-crush sure acts like one himself.
Our pedophile president is allied with the men who did 9/11.
Are you ready to immerse and debase yourself in the dumbest imaginable world to fight for what’s right?
AP reported relatively few Election Day problems, even as the Trump administration kept pressing its noncitizen-voting narrative and ICE posted a threat to “track down, arrest, and prosecute” alleged violators. Because apparently running elections needs more federal heckling.
The Supreme Court rejected the administration’s last-minute bid to isolate 20,000 California ballots, while a federal judge said DOJ’s pressure on state election officials likely violated the Constitution. Great work, everybody: democracy gets another night of sleep.
Late Saturday brought a tidy little sampler platter of federal overreach: Alaska rebuffed a Trump-directed ballot lawsuit, California’s flagged-voter list looked wildly unreliable, and court records showed planned Afghan deportations through Pakistan. Great system, no notes.
DOJ confirmed Trump’s East Potomac Golf Course redesign and November 15 closure plan after a federal judge had already blocked further tree damage and demanded real notice. Terrific process, fellas: announce first, find the paperwork on the floor of the car later.
A federal judge heard the Trump administration’s bid to hold up to 20,000 California ballots while DOJ checks citizenship claims. California says returned mail ballots are already separated from voter identities. Real smooth operation, boys.
A Ninth Circuit panel declined the Trump administration’s emergency bid to make California segregate roughly 20,000 ballots tied to a disputed federal list of “likely” noncitizens, sending the fight back to district court. Nice little election-administration fire drill.
A Ninth Circuit panel questioned DOJ’s late bid to quarantine California mail ballots tied to 20,000 people it calls “likely” noncitizens. County officials say the federal list appears riddled with bad matches. Great system, no notes.
From Alaska to California, the Justice Department escalated election-related actions days before voting: a federal bid to block certification in Alaska and demands that California counties isolate ballots tied to suspected noncitizens. Real soothing stuff.
