bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Behind The Scenes Details Of Trump’s Post Election Meltdown Leaked

Outgoing President Donald Trump has so far adamantly refused to conclusively accept the reality of his resounding defeat in the recent presidential election .
The Washington Post has released a new report detailing some of the behind-the-scenes chaos in the president ’ s orbit in days and weeks following Election Day , and some of the details truly seem staggering .
According to one close adviser , Trump was behaving like “ Mad King George , muttering , ‘ I won .
I won .
I won . '
” The Post summarizes that , according to insiders , Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a torrent of private conversations.
” Thankfully , however , elections in the United States aren ’ t decided by “ mad ” mutterings or “ rageful… delirious ” meltdowns .
Trump ’ s strategy for challenging his defeat has hinged on court fights and bombastic public pronouncements from a legal team including Rudy Giuliani , Jenna Ellis , and a rotating cast of allies .
The president ’ s allies have criss-crossed the country in their efforts , launching fights in Nevada , Arizona , Pennsylvania , and elsewhere .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Ellis “ startled aides by entering the campaign ’ s Arlington headquarters and instructing staffers that they must now listen to her and Giuliani.
” This incident unfolded the day after Trump himself tweeted that Giuliani , Ellis , and others would lead his legal team .
A senior administration official characterized Giuliani and Ellis ’ s subsequent actions as a “ hostile takeover ” of the remaining Trump campaign .
Trump and his allies have targeted leaders across the country in their unhinged fight to undo the president ’ s defeat @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some ” of these leaders “ accepted security details for protection from the threats they were receiving ” after refusing to follow along with Trump ’ s wishes .
This vitriol is the fruit of the president ’ s rhetoric and actions .
He has to leave the White House next January , whether he likes the scenario or not — but in the meantime , he ’ s spreading dangerous mistrust of the electoral system among his most fervent followers .
Behind the scenes , the Post — basing their account on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s orbit — characterized the post-Election Day White House as “ paralyzed by the president ’ s fragile emotional state , ” with “ advisers nourishing his fables ; expletive-laden feuds between factions of aides and advisers ; and a pernicious blurring of truth and fantasy.
” Trump ’ s claims about the election have hinged on outright lies , like the lie that Republican observers were systematically excluded from the ballot tabulation process .
Ultimately , “ fantasy ” might be an understatement — as the Post summarizes , Trump ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ allegation that “ Democratic leaders rigged the vote in a number of majority-Black cities , and that voting machines were tampered with by communist forces in Venezuela at the direction of Hugo Chávez , the Venezuelan leader who died seven years ago.
” According to one campaign official , Trump thought that a recent press conference at GOP headquarters at which his legal team pushed their nonsense made him “ look like a joke.
” Trump doesn ’ t seem to need particular assistance on that front .
On Election Night , after @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump “ was yelling at everyone ” and “ told Jared to call [ News Corp. Executive Chairman Rupert ] Murdoch , ” according to a senior administration official speaking to the Post .
Meanwhile , according to one ally , Trump “ spent part of Thanksgiving calling advisers to ask if they believed he really had lost the election , ” as if he thinks that if he can muster enough support , then his utter rejection of reality can suddenly become valid .
It won ’ t .
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Outgoing President Donald Trump has so far adamantly refused to conclusively accept the reality of his resounding defeat in the recent presidential election. The Washington Post has released a new report detailing some of the behind-the-scenes chaos in the president’s orbit in days and weeks following Election Day, and some of the details truly seem staggering. According to one close adviser, Trump was behaving like “Mad King George, muttering, ‘I won. I won. I won.'” The Post summarizes that, according to insiders, Trump was “rageful and at times delirious in a torrent of private conversations.” Thankfully, however, elections in the United States aren’t decided by “mad” mutterings or “rageful… delirious” meltdowns.
Trump’s strategy for challenging his defeat has hinged on court fights and bombastic public pronouncements from a legal team including Rudy Giuliani, Jenna Ellis, and a rotating cast of allies. The president’s allies have criss-crossed the country in their efforts, launching fights in Nevada, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere. According to the Post, on November 14, Ellis “startled aides by entering the campaign’s Arlington headquarters and instructing staffers that they must now listen to her and Giuliani.” This incident unfolded the day after Trump himself tweeted that Giuliani, Ellis, and others would lead his legal team. A senior administration official characterized Giuliani and Ellis’s subsequent actions as a “hostile takeover” of the remaining Trump campaign.
Trump and his allies have targeted leaders across the country in their unhinged fight to undo the president’s defeat. According to the Post, “some” of these leaders “accepted security details for protection from the threats they were receiving” after refusing to follow along with Trump’s wishes. This vitriol is the fruit of the president’s rhetoric and actions. He has to leave the White House next January, whether he likes the scenario or not — but in the meantime, he’s spreading dangerous mistrust of the electoral system among his most fervent followers.
Behind the scenes, the Post — basing their account on interviews with 32 people in the president’s orbit — characterized the post-Election Day White House as “paralyzed by the president’s fragile emotional state,” with “advisers nourishing his fables; expletive-laden feuds between factions of aides and advisers; and a pernicious blurring of truth and fantasy.” Trump’s claims about the election have hinged on outright lies, like the lie that Republican observers were systematically excluded from the ballot tabulation process.
Ultimately, “fantasy” might be an understatement — as the Post summarizes, Trump’s allies’ claims have included the allegation that “Democratic leaders rigged the vote in a number of majority-Black cities, and that voting machines were tampered with by communist forces in Venezuela at the direction of Hugo Chávez, the Venezuelan leader who died seven years ago.” According to one campaign official, Trump thought that a recent press conference at GOP headquarters at which his legal team pushed their nonsense made him “look like a joke.” Trump doesn’t seem to need particular assistance on that front.
On Election Night, after Fox News called Arizona for Biden, Trump “was yelling at everyone” and “told Jared to call [News Corp. Executive Chairman Rupert] Murdoch,” according to a senior administration official speaking to the Post. Meanwhile, according to one ally, Trump “spent part of Thanksgiving calling advisers to ask if they believed he really had lost the election,” as if he thinks that if he can muster enough support, then his utter rejection of reality can suddenly become valid. It won’t. Read more at this link.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Trump Unveils Black Voter Conspiracy Theory During Sunday Meltdown

Outgoing President Donald Trump sounded totally unhinged during a Sunday morning appearance on the Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures with host Maria Bartiromo .
At one point , he suggested that the FBI and Department of Justice may be involved in the widespread , nationwide fraud that he has claimed plagued the recent presidential election .
There is absolutely zero meaningful evidence for this claim — the idea is ludicrous .
Did that stop the president ?
Nope , not in the slightest .
At this point , is there any sector of society outside of his own base @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against him ?
The self-delusion seems staggering .
Trump has pointed to post-Election Day changes in vote tallies as supposedly automatically suspicious because of their timing .
The problem is that there ’ s nothing automatically suspicious about post-election updates to vote tallies .
In modern American elections , authorities have essentially always taken some time to work through and eventually certify results .
This time around , in some areas , legislation barred authorities from even counting mail-in votes before Election Day .
Does Trump not understand these facts ?
What on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ignorantly ranted to Bartiromo , in part , as follows : ‘ What happened , if you watched the election — I was called by the biggest people , saying congratulations sir , you just won the election .
It was 10 o ’ clock , and you looked at the numbers… this election result was over .
And then they did dumps , they call ’ em dumps .
Big , massive dumps , in Michigan , in Pennsylvania , and all over.
’ He sounds like he ’ s trying to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his comment that “ they call ’ em dumps.
” They who ?
His lackeys in the White House ?
He just sounds staggeringly ignorant .
‘ This is total fraud , and how the FBI and Department of Justice — I don ’ t know , maybe they ’ re involved , but how people are allowed to get away with this stuff is unbelievable .
This election was rigged .
This election was a total fraud , and it continues to be as they hide .
And the problem we have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people don ’ t wan na get involved.
’ Check out these comments below : The Department of Justice and FBI aren ’ t the only institutions that Trump dissed .
He also went after election administration in Georgia , where Biden eked out a narrow victory .
Trump has characterized the state ’ s Republican leaders as complicit in some kind of fraud scheme , which is just utterly false .
Nevertheless , Trump ’ s supporters seem to be taking his messages to heart — and this Sunday , those messages @ @ @ @ @ @ @ place for the upcoming Senate run-off elections in Georgia .
What if Trump faithfuls aren ’ t motivated to vote because they believe that elections are “ rigged ” ?
The GOP ’ s strategy of convincing their voters that secretive operatives control the strings of elections could be backfiring !
At another point in the same Fox interview , Trump claimed that fraudsters “ used COVID as a means to stuff the ballot boxes , ” which there ’ s simply no meaningful evidence for whatsoever .
The closest approximation of “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , basically .
‘ Joe Biden did not get 16 million more votes than Barack Hussein Obama .
He didn ’ t get it .
Joe Biden did not get 14 million more votes than Hillary Clinton .
And by the way — he didn ’ t beat Obama in the Black communities .
You go to some of these communities where Obama is very , very popular — and he beats him in some of these communities… now think of that : he beat Obama in swing states .
You know that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the ballot boxes .
Everybody knows that .
’

Outgoing President Donald Trump sounded totally unhinged during a Sunday morning appearance on the Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures with host Maria Bartiromo. At one point, he suggested that the FBI and Department of Justice may be involved in the widespread, nationwide fraud that he has claimed plagued the recent presidential election. There is absolutely zero meaningful evidence for this claim — the idea is ludicrous. Did that stop the president? Nope, not in the slightest. At this point, is there any sector of society outside of his own base that Trump thinks isn’t conspiring against him? The self-delusion seems staggering.
Trump has pointed to post-Election Day changes in vote tallies as supposedly automatically suspicious because of their timing. The problem is that there’s nothing automatically suspicious about post-election updates to vote tallies. In modern American elections, authorities have essentially always taken some time to work through and eventually certify results. This time around, in some areas, legislation barred authorities from even counting mail-in votes before Election Day. Does Trump not understand these facts? What on earth is going on here?
Trump ignorantly ranted to Bartiromo, in part, as follows:
‘What happened, if you watched the election — I was called by the biggest people, saying congratulations sir, you just won the election. It was 10 o’clock, and you looked at the numbers… this election result was over. And then they did dumps, they call ’em dumps. Big, massive dumps, in Michigan, in Pennsylvania, and all over.’
He sounds like he’s trying to sound “in the know” with his comment that “they call ’em dumps.” They who? His lackeys in the White House? He just sounds staggeringly ignorant.
Trump angrily added as follows:
‘This is total fraud, and how the FBI and Department of Justice — I don’t know, maybe they’re involved, but how people are allowed to get away with this stuff is unbelievable. This election was rigged. This election was a total fraud, and it continues to be as they hide. And the problem we have, we go to judges, and people don’t wanna get involved.’
Check out these comments below:
Maria Bartiromo's facial expressions as Trump pushes obscene lies about election fraud are priceless pic.twitter.com/xdt5aflm2W — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 29, 2020
The Department of Justice and FBI aren’t the only institutions that Trump dissed. He also went after election administration in Georgia, where Biden eked out a narrow victory. Trump has characterized the state’s Republican leaders as complicit in some kind of fraud scheme, which is just utterly false. Nevertheless, Trump’s supporters seem to be taking his messages to heart — and this Sunday, those messages included a complaint about the systems in place for the upcoming Senate run-off elections in Georgia. What if Trump faithfuls aren’t motivated to vote because they believe that elections are “rigged”? The GOP’s strategy of convincing their voters that secretive operatives control the strings of elections could be backfiring!
Watch below:
"I'm ashamed that I endorsed him" — Trump disses Brian Kemp for not doing more to help him steal the election in Georgia pic.twitter.com/pCgF7dFIk2 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 29, 2020
At another point in the same Fox interview, Trump claimed that fraudsters “used COVID as a means to stuff the ballot boxes,” which there’s simply no meaningful evidence for whatsoever. The closest approximation of “evidence” was… a hunch from Trump, basically.
Trump angrily ranted as follows:
‘Joe Biden did not get 16 million more votes than Barack Hussein Obama. He didn’t get it. Joe Biden did not get 14 million more votes than Hillary Clinton. And by the way — he didn’t beat Obama in the Black communities. You go to some of these communities where Obama is very, very popular — and he beats him in some of these communities… now think of that: he beat Obama in swing states. You know that didn’t happen. They stuffed the ballot boxes. Everybody knows that.’
Hear Trump’s lie-riddled comments below:
"If you take out the contested swing states electoral votes" — this is what Maria Bartiromo has reduced herself to pic.twitter.com/uvh0GHVHV8 — Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) November 29, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--PA Secretary Of State Calls Out Trump’s Brazen Incompetence

We should not be surprised that Donald Trump has not conceded the November presidential election .
In fact , he has sued various states and individuals over 30 times in recent weeks and lost .
But what is at the bottom of his desperate attempts ?
Now , he does not act like a president .
Instead , resembles a jilted teenage girl begging her boyfriend to take her back after she cheated on him ?
His actions are pathetic .
Trump ’ s actions embarrass the country , even as the world sends out a sigh of relief .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ on some of the elections The Secretary of State responsible for monitoring the Georgia elections , Brad Raffensberger is a Republican , but one where “ Integrity still matters.
” Donald Trump has been obsessed with Georgia and has harassed Raffensberger , trying to get him to throw the presidential election , according to The Washington Post : Raffensberger said it never crossed his mind to give in to Trump .
His own duty was to guard the state elections .
He noted that “ People made wild accusations : ” The president @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the voting machines made by Dominion Voting System were rigged to move his votes over to Biden .
He simply can not grasp that he lost .
After all , it may be the first time he has not been able to bully , threaten , or buy off someone .
POTUS would turn to one of his senior officials and ask : Raffensberger saw the insanity of Trump ’ s efforts : Many of Trump ’ s allies went after Raffensberg : Then , Raffensperger certified the state ’ s results .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ a televised statement .
People feared the Trump might have “ gotten to the governor.
” The secretary of state ’ s deputy Jordan Fuchs feared that the vote would come down to 5,000 votes , according to The Newsweek Magazine .
He said : Fortunately , Kemp stood up against the Trump barrage and held formalized the certification .
If nothing else , this presidency has shown the many holes in our electoral system and other laws : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick @ @ @ @ @ @ @ normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

We should not be surprised that Donald Trump has not conceded the November presidential election. In fact, he has sued various states and individuals over 30 times in recent weeks and lost. But what is at the bottom of his desperate attempts? Now, he does not act like a president. Instead, resembles a jilted teenage girl begging her boyfriend to take her back after she cheated on him?
His actions are pathetic. Trump’s actions embarrass the country, even as the world sends out a sigh of relief. Even so, this president remained fixated on some of the elections
The Secretary of State responsible for monitoring the Georgia elections, Brad Raffensberger is a Republican, but one where “Integrity still matters.” Donald Trump has been obsessed with Georgia and has harassed Raffensberger, trying to get him to throw the presidential election, according to The Washington Post:
‘It was like a rumor WhacK-A-Mole. I don’t think I had a choice. My job is to follow the law. We’re not going to get pushed off the needle on doing that. Integrity still matters.’
Raffensberger said it never crossed his mind to give in to Trump. His own duty was to guard the state elections. He noted that “People made wild accusations:”
‘People made wild accusations about the voting systems that we have in Georgia. They were asking, “How do we get to 270? How do you get it to Congress so they can make a determination?” I’m not supposed to put my thumb on the Republican side.’
The president latched onto a false conspiracy theory that the voting machines made by Dominion Voting System were rigged to move his votes over to Biden. He simply can not grasp that he lost. After all, it may be the first time he has not been able to bully, threaten, or buy off someone. POTUS would turn to one of his senior officials and ask:
‘Do you think there’s really something here? I’m hearing . . . ‘
Raffensberger saw the insanity of Trump’s efforts:
‘People need to get a grip on reality. If Republicans don’t start condemning this stuff, then I think they’re really complicit in it. It’s time to stand up and be counted. Are you going to stand for righteousness?’
‘Are you going to stand for integrity? Or are you going to stand for the wild mob? You wanted to condemn the wild mob when it’s on the left side. What are you going to do when it’s on our side?’
Many of Trump’s allies went after Raffensberg:
‘A number of Trump allies tried to pressure Raffensperger, the Republican secretary of state, into putting his thumb on the scale. Republican Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler — both forced into runoff elections on Jan. 5 — demanded Raffensperger’s resignation.’
‘Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.), a Trump friend who chairs the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee, called Raffensperger to seemingly encourage him to find a way to toss legal ballots.’
Then, Raffensperger certified the state’s results. Governor Brian Kemp said he would make a televised statement. People feared the Trump might have “gotten to the governor.” The secretary of state’s deputy Jordan Fuchs feared that the vote would come down to 5,000 votes, according to The Newsweek Magazine. He said:
“This can’t be good.’
Fortunately, Kemp stood up against the Trump barrage and held formalized the certification. If nothing else, this presidency has shown the many holes in our electoral system and other laws:
‘As governor, I have a solemn responsibility to follow the law, and that is what I will continue to do. We must all work together to ensure citizens have confidence in future elections in our state.’
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Trump Voters Angrily Turn Against GOP At Weekend Event

Convincing voters that elections are “ rigged ” could have disastrous effects for their political party ’ s electoral chances .
Two run-off elections , covering both of Georgia ’ s U.S. Senate seats , are slated for early January .
In the meantime , President Donald Trump and his allies have pushed lies about supposed fraud that supposedly plagued the recently concluded presidential election — and many Republican voters are , by all appearances , taking these messages to heart .
At a weekend event in Georgia , someone shouted out the question to Republican National Committee ( RNC @ @ @ @ @ @ @ should even vote in the run-offs if the outcome is already “ decided.
” In other words — the GOP strategy of convincing their base that elections are rigged seems to be backfiring !
On Saturday , McDaniel held a meet and greet event at a Cobb County GOP office in Marietta , Georgia .
Based on shouted questions , attendees clearly seemed highly concerned with the baselessly alleged fraud that top Republicans have claimed plagued the presidential election — and perhaps less concerned with the reason that McDaniel was in Georgia in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
According to CNN reporter DJ Judd , who was on the scene , “ four different people… interrupted… McDaniel on vote counts.
” One event attendee asked about voting machines potentially switching votes , and other supporters asked about “ the status of ongoing recount efforts across the country.
” Then came the real zinger .
According to Judd , one of the Republicans on the premises asked , “ Why should we trust this election when it ’ s already been decided ?
” McDaniel exclaimed in response : “ It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The problem is : Republicans have planted the conspiracy theory among their voters that some secretive operatives are pulling the strings of the election .
No matter the utter falsity of this conspiracy theory , Republicans can ’ t put the water back into the faucet .
The conspiracy is out there , and the debacle may come back to haunt them during the run-offs , when the GOP will be relying on party faithfuls to turn out to the polls in support of Purdue and Loeffler .
What if these party faithfuls @ @ @ @ @ @ @ point in turning out to the polls at all ?
At another point during the same weekend event in Georgia , McDaniel insisted that she ’ s focused on re-electing Purdue and Loeffler — at which point an audience member shouted : “ and Donald Trump !
” Trump , of course , will leave the White House in January , but the GOP ’ s capitulation to his just about every whim could entail serious political consequences .
The Georgia Senate run-offs will determine which political party controls the Senate .
If @ @ @ @ @ @ @ possible considering Biden ’ s recent win in the state — then the chamber will be 50-50 , but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties .
With Biden in the White House , the vice president will be , of course , Kamala Harris .

Convincing voters that elections are “rigged” could have disastrous effects for their political party’s electoral chances. Two run-off elections, covering both of Georgia’s U.S. Senate seats, are slated for early January. In the meantime, President Donald Trump and his allies have pushed lies about supposed fraud that supposedly plagued the recently concluded presidential election — and many Republican voters are, by all appearances, taking these messages to heart. At a weekend event in Georgia, someone shouted out the question to Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel of why Republicans should even vote in the run-offs if the outcome is already “decided.” In other words — the GOP strategy of convincing their base that elections are rigged seems to be backfiring!
On Saturday, McDaniel held a meet and greet event at a Cobb County GOP office in Marietta, Georgia. Based on shouted questions, attendees clearly seemed highly concerned with the baselessly alleged fraud that top Republicans have claimed plagued the presidential election — and perhaps less concerned with the reason that McDaniel was in Georgia in the first place: the Senate run-offs. According to CNN reporter DJ Judd, who was on the scene, “four different people… interrupted… McDaniel on vote counts.” One event attendee asked about voting machines potentially switching votes, and other supporters asked about “the status of ongoing recount efforts across the country.”
Four different people have interrupted RNC Chair McDaniel on vote counts. “I guess it’s a Q&A now!” A voter asks McDaniel about voting machines switching votes. “We haven’t seen evidence of that,” McDaniel says. pic.twitter.com/4BFKT9IhMD — DJ Judd (@DJJudd) November 28, 2020
Then came the real zinger. According to Judd, one of the Republicans on the premises asked, “Why should we trust this election when it’s already been decided?” McDaniel exclaimed in response: “It hasn’t been decided!” The problem is: Republicans have planted the conspiracy theory among their voters that some secretive operatives are pulling the strings of the election. No matter the utter falsity of this conspiracy theory, Republicans can’t put the water back into the faucet. The conspiracy is out there, and the debacle may come back to haunt them during the run-offs, when the GOP will be relying on party faithfuls to turn out to the polls in support of Purdue and Loeffler. What if these party faithfuls believe that there’s no real point in turning out to the polls at all?
An exasperated voter in Marietta asks RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel, “Why should we trust this election when it’s already been decided?” McDaniel says, “It hasn’t been decided!” Another voter shouts out that Republican Governor Brian Kemp is corrupt. — DJ Judd (@DJJudd) November 28, 2020
At another point during the same weekend event in Georgia, McDaniel insisted that she’s focused on re-electing Purdue and Loeffler — at which point an audience member shouted: “and Donald Trump!” Trump, of course, will leave the White House in January, but the GOP’s capitulation to his just about every whim could entail serious political consequences. The Georgia Senate run-offs will determine which political party controls the Senate. If Democrats win both seats — which seems possible considering Biden’s recent win in the state — then the chamber will be 50-50, but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties. With Biden in the White House, the vice president will be, of course, Kamala Harris.
RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel says, “I talked to [the president] yesterday, and I talked to him on Thanksgiving, I talk to him pretty much every day, if he were here right now, he would say please, get out, and keep working for me, but get out and elect David Perdue & Kelly Loeffler.” pic.twitter.com/5ZuhXWdJQC — DJ Judd (@DJJudd) November 28, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Trump Has Sunday Night Conniption Fit After Watching ’60 Minutes’

It ’ s beginning to feel as though Donald Trump ’ s attempts to overturn a democratic election in court will never end , but on January 21 , 2021 , Joe Biden will still be inaugurated .
Trump ’ s Sunday night Twitter tirade proved that he still hasn ’ t quite accepted that .
A popular Trump team argument that the election was rigged against Trump is that Biden could not have possibly topped President Obama ’ s win in 2012 , where he got 65 million votes , while Biden got more than 80 million .
Clearly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the desperation Americans felt to oust Trump from the White House .
His presidency has been a failure that has affected millions of American lives , including the family members of 250,000 loved ones who passed away after contracting COVID-19 .
Perhaps the most laughably ironic tweet , however , is the one praising Sydney Powell , a lawyer who was dismissed from the Trump legal team for being too much of a conspiracy theorist , won a court battle in Georgia to exclude ballots counted with Dominion voting machines .
Dominion has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump supporters as “ Burisma , ” “ Fusion GPS , ” and “ fake news ” have been .
By the time Trump tweeted about the win , the judge had already reversed it .
Trump just can ’ t seem to understand how he lost so badly , how even Republicans who voted for down-ballot candidates failed to vote for him .
Apparently , he wasn ’ t paying attention during the elections when voters described just how important it was that Trump ’ s presidency end .
Twitter had a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Sunday night Twitter outburst .
Read some of their comments below :

It’s beginning to feel as though Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn a democratic election in court will never end, but on January 21, 2021, Joe Biden will still be inaugurated. Trump’s Sunday night Twitter tirade proved that he still hasn’t quite accepted that.
A popular Trump team argument that the election was rigged against Trump is that Biden could not have possibly topped President Obama’s win in 2012, where he got 65 million votes, while Biden got more than 80 million. Clearly, the Trump team does not understand the desperation Americans felt to oust Trump from the White House. His presidency has been a failure that has affected millions of American lives, including the family members of 250,000 loved ones who passed away after contracting COVID-19.
Perhaps the most laughably ironic tweet, however, is the one praising Sydney Powell, a lawyer who was dismissed from the Trump legal team for being too much of a conspiracy theorist, won a court battle in Georgia to exclude ballots counted with Dominion voting machines. Dominion has become as much a trigger word for Trump supporters as “Burisma,” “Fusion GPS,” and “fake news” have been. By the time Trump tweeted about the win, the judge had already reversed it.
Trump just can’t seem to understand how he lost so badly, how even Republicans who voted for down-ballot candidates failed to vote for him. Apparently, he wasn’t paying attention during the elections when voters described just how important it was that Trump’s presidency end.
Twitter had a lot to say about Trump’s Sunday night Twitter outburst. Read some of their comments below:


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Fox News Host Chastises Trump After Morning Interview of Lies

Remember the old ads showing an egg frying ?
A voice said , “ This is your brain on drugs.
” It might as well have said , “ This is Trump ’ s brain on losing.
” He is seeing conspiracy theories underneath his bed and enemies behind every door .
Now that POTUS is a lame-duck president , his minions are wandering away from him .
The White House echoes in emptiness .
People are no longer throwing down rose petals everywhere he walks .
Before , his sycophants crooned and pampered him .
Everything he said was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ amazing .
What if rather than being boisterous , Trump may have believed everything he said ?
That would be everything from whistleblowers making false claims to POTUS having the “ best words ” and being “ a stable genius.
” Even Fox News recognized what was happening to the man after he appeared in an interview Sunday morning with Fox ’ s Maria Bartiromo .
The Department of Homeland Security ’ s ( DHS ) Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency Director Chris Krebs , who was responsible for the country ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the election .
He knew he was risking his career , that he would probably be fired for telling the truth .
Still , Krebs served his country , not the president .
He wrote , according to The Associated Press ( AP ) : Trump did , indeed , fire Krebs , a talented cybersecurity leader .
During the president ’ s interview with Bartiromo , he once again attacked Krebs , who appeared on CBS ’ 60 Minutes interview and disproved POTUS ’ “ farcical claims.
” After that , Bartiromo @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Shawn said , according to The Newsweek magazine : POTUS repeated as fact a number of false statements on Bartiromo ’ s morning show .
They were easily disprovable .
He said that the ballots were counted after the first tallies had been reported .
Not only would that be illegal , it simply was not true .
The president also blamed the Dominion Voting Systems company that built and maintained some of the voting and tabulation machines .
Dominion ’ s statement read : Fox ’ s Shawn fact-checked Trump ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The president ’ s re-election campaign filed over 30 lawsuits focusing on elections departments across the US : The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Remember the old ads showing an egg frying? A voice said, “This is your brain on drugs.” It might as well have said, “This is Trump’s brain on losing.” He is seeing conspiracy theories underneath his bed and enemies behind every door. Now that POTUS is a lame-duck president, his minions are wandering away from him. The White House echoes in emptiness. People are no longer throwing down rose petals everywhere he walks.
Before, his sycophants crooned and pampered him. Everything he said was brilliant, and everything he did was amazing. What if rather than being boisterous, Trump may have believed everything he said? That would be everything from whistleblowers making false claims to POTUS having the “best words” and being “a stable genius.” Even Fox News recognized what was happening to the man after he appeared in an interview Sunday morning with Fox’s Maria Bartiromo.
The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency Director Chris Krebs, who was responsible for the country’s elections’ security released a statement after the election. He knew he was risking his career, that he would probably be fired for telling the truth. Still, Krebs served his country, not the president. He wrote, according to The Associated Press (AP):
‘There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised. The November 3rd election was the most secure in American history.’
Trump did, indeed, fire Krebs, a talented cybersecurity leader. During the president’s interview with Bartiromo, he once again attacked Krebs, who appeared on CBS’ 60 Minutes interview and disproved POTUS’ “farcical claims.”
After that, Bartiromo asked him:
‘Where is the DOJ and the FBI in all of this, Mr. President? You have laid out some serious charges here. Shouldn’t this be something that the FBI is investigating?’
Trump responded:
‘Missing in action. Can’t tell you where they are. I ask, are they looking at it? Everyone says yes, they’re looking at it.’
Fox’s Eric Shawn said, according to The Newsweek magazine:
‘All this despite the fact that his campaign has failed to prove any of this in court. In fact, your government, election officials experts and others, many of them Republican, including Trump-appointed officials, say that the president’s claims are false and unsubstantiated.’
POTUS repeated as fact a number of false statements on Bartiromo’s morning show. They were easily disprovable. He said that the ballots were counted after the first tallies had been reported. Not only would that be illegal, it simply was not true.
The president also blamed the Dominion Voting Systems company that built and maintained some of the voting and tabulation machines. Dominion’s statement read:
‘[Dominion] denies claims about any vote switching or alleged software issues with our voting systems.’
Trump argued:
‘You just take a look at…every swing that we’re talking about, and they did these massive dumps of votes. And all of a sudden, I went from winning by a lot to losing by a little.’
Fox’s Shawn fact-checked Trump’s comment after his interview with Bartiromo:
‘Officials say these are not illegal dumps. That’s just the counting of the many mail-in ballots that re-entered into the computer system.’
The president’s re-election campaign filed over 30 lawsuits focusing on elections departments across the US:
‘[The lawsuits alleged] misconduct and intentional manipulation in legal complaints that became more convoluted as the weeks drew on.’
‘While Trump, his campaign and a revolving group of attorneys representing the suits continue to insist that there is clear evidence to back their accusations, none has materialized in court.’
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bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Another Recount Ends & Adds 80+ Votes For Joe Biden

The Trump campaign-funded recount in two major Wisconsin counties has concluded — and President-elect Joe Biden has gained 87 votes overall in the state .
The Wisconsin recount stretched across two counties , Milwaukee and Dane , both of which lean heavily Democratic , and the effort cost $ 3 million , which the Trump team had to pay under state rules because Biden ’ s margin of victory was over 0.25 percent .
Overall , the recount effort confirmed that Biden won the state as a whole by over 20,000 votes — a margin that was never particularly susceptible @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel ( D ) observed that many of the Trump campaign ’ s fights seem underpinned by racism , since they ’ ve frequently targeted Black-majority areas .
Dane County , which includes the city of Madison , completed its recount effort on Sunday , while Milwaukee County completed theirs the preceding Friday .
Wisconsin state officials will soon certify the statewide results .
According to The Washington Post , Trump and his allies “ have said they still plan to fight in court in an attempt to prevent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there ’ s no particularly compelling indication that these fights will be successful .
The Trump team ’ s post-election record in court is mostly a long list of failures .
In Wisconsin , the Trump team argued that about 180,000 ballots across Milwaukee and Dane Counties should have been disqualified because an accompanying form that these voters signed during early voting was supposedly “ insufficient ” under state law , the Post explains .
The campaign did not allege that these voters had committed fraud — in fact , according to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voters had abided by instructions from authorities .
The Trump campaign wanted to throw out these votes anyway , attacking democracy in the process .
Wisconsin officials have rejected the Trump campaign ’ s arguments .
The Trump team is running out of time to launch their election fights — the electoral college is scheduled to gather on December 14 , at which point they ’ re slated to officially confirm President-elect Joe Biden ’ s victory ( again ) .
The official electoral college vote will add onto a long and growing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on his way to the White House .
The prospect of the president pressuring state legislators to appoint electoral college members who support him no matter who won the state ’ s popular vote has emerged — but there ’ s no meaningful indication that this gambit could be successful .
State leaders have repeatedly rebuffed the president ’ s desperate efforts .

The Trump campaign-funded recount in two major Wisconsin counties has concluded — and President-elect Joe Biden has gained 87 votes overall in the state. The Wisconsin recount stretched across two counties, Milwaukee and Dane, both of which lean heavily Democratic, and the effort cost $3 million, which the Trump team had to pay under state rules because Biden’s margin of victory was over 0.25 percent. Overall, the recount effort confirmed that Biden won the state as a whole by over 20,000 votes — a margin that was never particularly susceptible to a legitimate recount.
Recently, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel (D) observed that many of the Trump campaign’s fights seem underpinned by racism, since they’ve frequently targeted Black-majority areas. Dane County, which includes the city of Madison, completed its recount effort on Sunday, while Milwaukee County completed theirs the preceding Friday. Wisconsin state officials will soon certify the statewide results. According to The Washington Post, Trump and his allies “have said they still plan to fight in court in an attempt to prevent Wisconsin from moving forward,” although there’s no particularly compelling indication that these fights will be successful. The Trump team’s post-election record in court is mostly a long list of failures.
In Wisconsin, the Trump team argued that about 180,000 ballots across Milwaukee and Dane Counties should have been disqualified because an accompanying form that these voters signed during early voting was supposedly “insufficient” under state law, the Post explains. The campaign did not allege that these voters had committed fraud — in fact, according to the campaign’s own argument, these voters had abided by instructions from authorities. The Trump campaign wanted to throw out these votes anyway, attacking democracy in the process. Wisconsin officials have rejected the Trump campaign’s arguments.
The Trump team is running out of time to launch their election fights — the electoral college is scheduled to gather on December 14, at which point they’re slated to officially confirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory (again). The official electoral college vote will add onto a long and growing list of formal confirmations that Biden is on his way to the White House. The prospect of the president pressuring state legislators to appoint electoral college members who support him no matter who won the state’s popular vote has emerged — but there’s no meaningful indication that this gambit could be successful. State leaders have repeatedly rebuffed the president’s desperate efforts.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Kelly Loeffler Has PR Disaster During Live TV Appearance

During a weekend appearance on the Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures , Sen. Kelly Loeffler ( R-Ga. ) , who ’ s running for re-election in a January run-off election , sounded totally unhinged .
At one heated point , she insisted to host Maria Bartiromo that Americans won ’ t “ get a second chance ” to bring the country “ back from socialism ” if Democrats are victorious in Georgia and subsequently control the Senate .
Loeffler ’ s extremist rhetoric sounds disturbingly apocalyptic — there ’ s no nefarious “ socialist ” takeover knocking at the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ mainline Democratic Party agenda as “ socialism ” simply isn ’ t even accurate .
President-elect Joe Biden doesn ’ t even support “ Medicare-for-all ” ( instead , he wants a “ public option , ” with private insurers left in place ) .
At one point , Loeffler ’ s angry comments about her opponent , Democrat Raphael Warnock , seemed to carry a racist undercurrent .
Warnock , who serves as the pastor of the Atlanta church where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached , is Black , and Loeffler @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would turn violent criminals into our streets.
” Racists often associate non-whites with violence .
In this case , Loeffler ’ s suggestion that Warnock wants some kind of violent free-for-all is clearly completely false .
Criminal justice reform doesn ’ t equal a blind eye to violence .
‘ Everything ’ s at stake in this election .
The future of our country is on the ballot on January 5 , right here in Georgia… [ Democrats ] would fundamentally and radically change America for the worse .
We are not gon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the firewall to socialism , to stopping socialism in America — right here in Georgia , and we ’ re gon na do that .
But you know Schumer has his radical change agent in Raphael Warnock in my race .
He has espoused radical views from the pulpit… He would turn violent criminals into our streets… I ’ ve been proud to stand with President Trump to keep our communities safe , to stand with men and women of law enforcement , and to stand our economy back up and to create @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ No matter Loeffler ’ s original intention , characterizing Warnock as a “ radical change agent ” sounds racist , as if Black people are the ones who can ’ t be trusted .
Meanwhile , it ’ s worth noting that Trump recently lost Georgia to Joe Biden , so associating herself with the losing presidential candidate might not be the greatest idea from Loeffler .
During her time on Fox , Loeffler also reiterated the claim that Warnock had welcomed the Communist Cuban dictator Fidel Castro to a New York @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , although Warnock was a youth pastor at the church at the time , PolitiFact “ found no evidence that Warnock celebrated or welcomed Castro or that he was involved in arranging his appearance.
” When the church ’ s lead pastor introduced Castro on the church ’ s stage , Warnock was not on stage .
If Democrats win both Georgia run-off elections , then they will control the Senate .
The chamber will be 50-50 , but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties , and with Biden in the White @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Kamala Harris .

During a weekend appearance on the Fox News program Sunday Morning Futures, Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.), who’s running for re-election in a January run-off election, sounded totally unhinged. At one heated point, she insisted to host Maria Bartiromo that Americans won’t “get a second chance” to bring the country “back from socialism” if Democrats are victorious in Georgia and subsequently control the Senate. Loeffler’s extremist rhetoric sounds disturbingly apocalyptic — there’s no nefarious “socialist” takeover knocking at the door of America. Referring to the mainline Democratic Party agenda as “socialism” simply isn’t even accurate. President-elect Joe Biden doesn’t even support “Medicare-for-all” (instead, he wants a “public option,” with private insurers left in place).
At one point, Loeffler’s angry comments about her opponent, Democrat Raphael Warnock, seemed to carry a racist undercurrent. Warnock, who serves as the pastor of the Atlanta church where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached, is Black, and Loeffler claimed at one point that Warnock “would turn violent criminals into our streets.” Racists often associate non-whites with violence. In this case, Loeffler’s suggestion that Warnock wants some kind of violent free-for-all is clearly completely false. Criminal justice reform doesn’t equal a blind eye to violence.
Loeffler angrily commented as follows:
‘Everything’s at stake in this election. The future of our country is on the ballot on January 5, right here in Georgia… [Democrats] would fundamentally and radically change America for the worse. We are not gonna let that happen. We are the firewall to socialism, to stopping socialism in America — right here in Georgia, and we’re gonna do that. But you know Schumer has his radical change agent in Raphael Warnock in my race. He has espoused radical views from the pulpit… He would turn violent criminals into our streets… I’ve been proud to stand with President Trump to keep our communities safe, to stand with men and women of law enforcement, and to stand our economy back up and to create jobs and opportunity that lifts everyone up.’
Watch Loeffler’s Sunday appearance on Fox below:
No matter Loeffler’s original intention, characterizing Warnock as a “radical change agent” sounds racist, as if Black people are the ones who can’t be trusted. Meanwhile, it’s worth noting that Trump recently lost Georgia to Joe Biden, so associating herself with the losing presidential candidate might not be the greatest idea from Loeffler.
During her time on Fox, Loeffler also reiterated the claim that Warnock had welcomed the Communist Cuban dictator Fidel Castro to a New York City church in 1995. In reality, although Warnock was a youth pastor at the church at the time, PolitiFact “found no evidence that Warnock celebrated or welcomed Castro or that he was involved in arranging his appearance.” When the church’s lead pastor introduced Castro on the church’s stage, Warnock was not on stage.
If Democrats win both Georgia run-off elections, then they will control the Senate. The chamber will be 50-50, but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties, and with Biden in the White House, the vice president will be Kamala Harris.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-29--Trump’s Humiliating Secret Meltdown Leaked To Washington Post


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Dominion CEO Dunks On Trump Over Vote Conspiracy Theory

Dominion Voting Systems , a company that makes voting machines , has faced belligerent attacks from Donald Trump and his allies , who have alleged that the company worked on some kind of nefarious scheme to essentially rig the election for Biden .
There is no meaningful evidence for any of these claims , let alone the more outrageous ones , like the idea that Dominion is a front for Communist interests and the claim , which the president himself shared , that the company “ deleted ” millions of Trump votes across the country .
In a new op-ed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ CEO John Poulos systematically takes apart some of the nonsense that his company has faced .
Poulos explains , in part , as follows : ‘ The allegations against Dominion are bizarre , but I ’ ll set the record straight .
Dominion is an American company , now headquartered in Denver .
Dominion is not and has never been a front for communists .
It has no ties to Hugo Chávez , the late dictator of Venezuela .
It has never been involved in Venezuelan elections .
None of Dominion ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come under attack , as any state certification lab could verify .
There is no secret “ vote flipping ” algorithm.
’ There ’ s been no real sign of a slowdown in the Trump team ’ s unhinged , vitriolic attacks against Dominion , which seem based in some kind of desperate , frantic eagerness for a scapegoat for Trump ’ s recent resounding and definitive loss .
As Poulos notes , “ Baseless and ludicrous smears ” have been “ presented without evidence and amplified across social media.
” These “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ undermine the tens of thousands of state and local officials who run our elections.
” U.S. elections simply are not run by some backroom schemers — they ’ re run under rigorous supervision from individuals of both major parties , and systems like the ones that Dominion distribute are certified on both the federal and state level .
The outright lies from Trump and his allies about Dominion and the electoral process can have serious consequences .
As Poulos notes , “ wild allegations of recent weeks have fueled the harassment of election @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stalking and death threats.
” Going forward , the distrust of the electoral process that Trump is frantically sowing among his followers could also pose serious problems .

Dominion Voting Systems, a company that makes voting machines, has faced belligerent attacks from Donald Trump and his allies, who have alleged that the company worked on some kind of nefarious scheme to essentially rig the election for Biden. There is no meaningful evidence for any of these claims, let alone the more outrageous ones, like the idea that Dominion is a front for Communist interests and the claim, which the president himself shared, that the company “deleted” millions of Trump votes across the country. In a new op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, Dominion CEO John Poulos systematically takes apart some of the nonsense that his company has faced.
Poulos explains, in part, as follows:
‘The allegations against Dominion are bizarre, but I’ll set the record straight. Dominion is an American company, now headquartered in Denver. Dominion is not and has never been a front for communists. It has no ties to Hugo Chávez, the late dictator of Venezuela. It has never been involved in Venezuelan elections. None of Dominion’s systems use the Smartmatic software that has come under attack, as any state certification lab could verify. There is no secret “vote flipping” algorithm.’
“REPORT: DOMINION DELETED 2.7 MILLION TRUMP VOTES NATIONWIDE. DATA ANALYSIS FINDS 221,000 PENNSYLVANIA VOTES SWITCHED FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP TO BIDEN. 941,000 TRUMP VOTES DELETED. STATES USING DOMINION VOTING SYSTEMS SWITCHED 435,000 VOTES FROM TRUMP TO BIDEN.” @ChanelRion @OANN — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 12, 2020
There’s been no real sign of a slowdown in the Trump team’s unhinged, vitriolic attacks against Dominion, which seem based in some kind of desperate, frantic eagerness for a scapegoat for Trump’s recent resounding and definitive loss. As Poulos notes, “Baseless and ludicrous smears” have been “presented without evidence and amplified across social media.” These “attacks,” Poulos adds, “undermine the tens of thousands of state and local officials who run our elections.” U.S. elections simply are not run by some backroom schemers — they’re run under rigorous supervision from individuals of both major parties, and systems like the ones that Dominion distribute are certified on both the federal and state level.
The outright lies from Trump and his allies about Dominion and the electoral process can have serious consequences. As Poulos notes, “wild allegations of recent weeks have fueled the harassment of election officials and Dominion employees across the country—including stalking and death threats.” Going forward, the distrust of the electoral process that Trump is frantically sowing among his followers could also pose serious problems.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Giuliani Banned From Participating In GOP Michigan Hearing

Uh , oh .
The little man that Donald Trump takes out of his pocket , winds up , and sends into the court system is once again chewing on the edges of all that is legal .
Rudy Giuliani is in big trouble now .
No , it is not his hair coloring flowing like matching miniature rivers flowing down his cheeks .
It is something worse .
Is it worse than being a Russian operative or a Turkish one ?
Yes , it is for Trump .
It is something worse than him getting the president impeached over @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No , but you are getting warm .
It appears that Giuliani got himself barred from a high-profile election hearing in Michigan , according to the Bridge Michigan site .
Apparently , none of the attorney ’ s misadventures have given the president any reason for concern .
The former New York mayor had a whole briefcase of conspiracy theories with Michigan ’ s name written all over them .
The Michigan Senate Oversight Committee refused to let Giuliani testify at its hearing , because he is missing “ first-hand knowledge ” of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Republican-led committee is chaired by Ed McBroom .
Giuliani showed up recently to meet with Republican legislators in both Arizona and Pennsylvania .
If the attorney shows up Tuesday and tries to sneak under the door , he will not be able to testify .
The Michigan hearing will delve into voting irregularities in Detroit .
McBroom said that the hearing is “ for folks with first-hand knowledge ” of the Detroit counting board .
McBroom was asked whether he was worried that this will interfere with Democratic poll challengers worried about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ always the option for written testimony .
He also told the Democrats they could bring their own expert witnesses to a virtual followup-up meeting in the coming week .
The Mueller Report Adventures : In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page .
These quick , two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people .
Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery .
Interestingly enough , Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order .

Uh, oh. The little man that Donald Trump takes out of his pocket, winds up, and sends into the court system is once again chewing on the edges of all that is legal. Rudy Giuliani is in big trouble now. No, it is not his hair coloring flowing like matching miniature rivers flowing down his cheeks. It is something worse.
Is it worse than being a Russian operative or a Turkish one? Yes, it is for Trump. It is something worse than him getting the president impeached over his conspiracy theory-led adventures in Ukraine? No, but you are getting warm.
It appears that Giuliani got himself barred from a high-profile election hearing in Michigan, according to the Bridge Michigan site. Apparently, none of the attorney’s misadventures have given the president any reason for concern. The former New York mayor had a whole briefcase of conspiracy theories with Michigan’s name written all over them.
The Michigan Senate Oversight Committee refused to let Giuliani testify at its hearing, because he is missing “first-hand knowledge” of election fraud against the president. The Republican-led committee is chaired by Ed McBroom.
Correspondent Jonathan Oosting for Bridge Michigan tweeted:
‘If Rudy Giuliani shows up tomorrow, McBroom said he would not allow him to testify. The hearing is “for folks with first-hand knowledge” of the Detroit counting board, he said.’
Oosting questioned McBroom:
‘I asked McBroom if he was concerned that rule will discourage testimony from Democratic poll challengers who raised COVID concerns. He noted option for written testimony and said he told Dem colleagues they can bring in expert witnesses virtually at a follow-up meeting next week.’
Giuliani showed up recently to meet with Republican legislators in both Arizona and Pennsylvania. If the attorney shows up Tuesday and tries to sneak under the door, he will not be able to testify.
The Michigan hearing will delve into voting irregularities in Detroit. McBroom said that the hearing is “for folks with first-hand knowledge” of the Detroit counting board.
‘Virtual testimony will NOT be allowed tomorrow in Michigan Senate Oversight hearing on Detroit absentee ballot counting operation at TCF Center. In-person or written testimony only, GOP Chair Ed McBroom confirms.’
McBroom was asked whether he was worried that this will interfere with Democratic poll challengers worried about the COVID-19 pandemic. He noted there was always the option for written testimony. He also told the Democrats they could bring their own expert witnesses to a virtual followup-up meeting in the coming week.
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Schumer Unveils Proposal To Fast-Track Biden’s Cabinet Nominees

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer ( D-N.Y. ) said on the Senate floor on Monday that the Senate should kickstart the confirmation process for Biden ’ s Cabinet nominees before the president-elect ’ s January swearing-in .
Schumer discussed past pre-inauguration hearings for president-elects ’ nominees and sharply criticized the Republican rush to go after Biden ’ s picks after spending years following along with the Trump administration ’ s just about every whim .
As Schumer put it , “ ‘ President-elect Biden ’ s slate of intended nominees provides a stark contrast to the caliber of nominees advanced @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the prospect of pre-inauguration Senate hearings for Biden ’ s nominees , Schumer commented , in part , as follows : ‘ Everyone knows that the Senate plays a pivotal role in confirming a new president ’ s Cabinet .
In the midst of this once-in-a-century crisis , it ’ s imperative the next administration can count on the Senate to confirm its Cabinet without delay , so hearings on President-elect Biden ’ s nominees should begin in January , immediately after the Georgia run-off elections… so that key Cabinet officials can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thereafter , which is traditional for a new president.
’ The two Senate elections set for early January in Georgia will determine control of the chamber .
If Democrats win both races — which definitely seems possible , considering Biden ’ s own recent win in the state — then the chamber would be 50-50 , but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties .
With Biden in the White House , the vice president would be , of course , Kamala Harris , herself a soon-to-be former Senator from California .
In @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Loeffler are running against Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock , respectively .
Republican claims that the presidential election was rigged have come back to haunt the party — at a recent Georgia event , Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel faced Republicans who preemptively questioned the Senate elections , suggesting that GOP voters may be considering sitting out over false fraud concerns .
Biden ’ s slate of publicly revealed nominees includes Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary , Tony Blinken for Secretary of State — and , among others , Neera Tanden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Budget .
Drew Brandewie , a spokesperson for Sen. John Cornyn ( R-Texas ) , has already petulantly publicly insisted that Tanden “ stands zero chance of being confirmed ” because of “ an endless stream of disparaging comments about the Republican Senators ’ whose votes she ’ ll need .
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said on the Senate floor on Monday that the Senate should kickstart the confirmation process for Biden’s Cabinet nominees before the president-elect’s January swearing-in. Schumer discussed past pre-inauguration hearings for president-elects’ nominees and sharply criticized the Republican rush to go after Biden’s picks after spending years following along with the Trump administration’s just about every whim. As Schumer put it, “‘President-elect Biden’s slate of intended nominees provides a stark contrast to the caliber of nominees advanced by the current Trump administration.”
As for the prospect of pre-inauguration Senate hearings for Biden’s nominees, Schumer commented, in part, as follows:
‘Everyone knows that the Senate plays a pivotal role in confirming a new president’s Cabinet. In the midst of this once-in-a-century crisis, it’s imperative the next administration can count on the Senate to confirm its Cabinet without delay, so hearings on President-elect Biden’s nominees should begin in January, immediately after the Georgia run-off elections… so that key Cabinet officials can be confirmed on January 20 and soon thereafter, which is traditional for a new president.’
Watch his comments below:
Sen. Chuck Schumer: "Hearings on President-elect Biden's nominees should begin in January immediately after the Georgia runoff elections." pic.twitter.com/gAEHTLlVOf — The Hill (@thehill) November 30, 2020
The two Senate elections set for early January in Georgia will determine control of the chamber. If Democrats win both races — which definitely seems possible, considering Biden’s own recent win in the state — then the chamber would be 50-50, but vice presidents are tasked with breaking ties. With Biden in the White House, the vice president would be, of course, Kamala Harris, herself a soon-to-be former Senator from California. In Georgia, Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler are running against Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, respectively. Republican claims that the presidential election was rigged have come back to haunt the party — at a recent Georgia event, Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel faced Republicans who preemptively questioned the Senate elections, suggesting that GOP voters may be considering sitting out over false fraud concerns.
Biden’s slate of publicly revealed nominees includes Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary, Tony Blinken for Secretary of State — and, among others, Neera Tanden for chief of the Office of Management and Budget. Drew Brandewie, a spokesperson for Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas), has already petulantly publicly insisted that Tanden “stands zero chance of being confirmed” because of “an endless stream of disparaging comments about the Republican Senators’ whose votes she’ll need.”
Neera Tanden, who has an endless stream of disparaging comments about the Republican Senators’ whose votes she’ll need, stands zero chance of being confirmed. https://t.co/f6Ewi6OMQR — Drew Brandewie (@DBrandewie) November 30, 2020


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Jenna Ellis Freaks Out On Twitter As Arizona Fraud ‘Hearing’ Fails

President Donald Trump ’ s top allies seem angry about the fact that electoral processes proceed whether or not they are onboard .
Thankfully , however , the U.S. electoral system does not grind to a halt every time that a bad faith liar like Rudy Giuliani or Jenna Ellis stands up and pushes nonsense .
Giuliani and Ellis lead Trump ’ s legal team , which so far hasn ’ t exactly produced resounding court victories — to say the least .
On Monday , the two of them appeared alongside one another at a farcical Arizona “ hearing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hearing , Arizona state authorities certified the state ’ s presidential election results , and Ellis promptly complained on Twitter .
She angrily ranted as follows : Arizona authorities didn ’ t “ rush ” the process .
Results have been carefully processed and double-checked .
Election Day itself was weeks ago .
The electoral college is scheduled to meet and officially finalize President-elect Biden ’ s victory in mid-December , just weeks down the road .
Now is the time to move forward — Ellis can ’ t legitimately claim some kind @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when weeks have passed with no meaningfully conclusive supporting evidence for the Trump team ’ s claims .
At the Arizona hearing , Giuliani suggested that authorities who sign onto supposedly false certifications of presidential election results could be committing a crime via supposedly certifying a false statement .
Clearly , Arizona authorities weren ’ t particularly impressed with the Trump team ’ s arguments .
Arizona ’ s governor , Doug Ducey , isn ’ t some kind of anti-Trump partisan — he ’ s a Republican !
Other authorities who Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ including Georgia ’ s governor and Secretary of State , are also Republicans .
The evidence for Trump ’ s fraud allegations just isn ’ t there .
At the Arizona hearing , Giuliani also reiterated his ludicrous claim that a centrally-planned Democratic conspiracy to perpetrate fraud unfolded during the recent election .
Supporting evidence does not exist .
Their desperately convoluted , ramshackle arguments feature hunches , misrepresentations , and outright lies in place of meaningfully conclusive evidence .
Ellis angrily added the following message on Twitter :

President Donald Trump’s top allies seem angry about the fact that electoral processes proceed whether or not they are onboard. Thankfully, however, the U.S. electoral system does not grind to a halt every time that a bad faith liar like Rudy Giuliani or Jenna Ellis stands up and pushes nonsense. Giuliani and Ellis lead Trump’s legal team, which so far hasn’t exactly produced resounding court victories — to say the least. On Monday, the two of them appeared alongside one another at a farcical Arizona “hearing” about election integrity. During this hearing, Arizona state authorities certified the state’s presidential election results, and Ellis promptly complained on Twitter.
She angrily ranted as follows:
‘DURING the #ArizonaHearing on election integrity, Arizona Secretary of State and Governor rush through certifying FALSE election results! This is misconduct and disenfranchising legal AZ voters! The legislature MUST ACT to stop this blatant corruption!’
DURING the #ArizonaHearing on election integrity, Arizona Secretary of State and Governor rush through certifying FALSE election results! This is misconduct and disenfranchising legal AZ voters! The legislature MUST ACT to stop this blatant corruption!https://t.co/eGR1EmbVyF — Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) November 30, 2020
Arizona authorities didn’t “rush” the process. Results have been carefully processed and double-checked. Election Day itself was weeks ago. The electoral college is scheduled to meet and officially finalize President-elect Biden’s victory in mid-December, just weeks down the road. Now is the time to move forward — Ellis can’t legitimately claim some kind of conspiracy against her supposedly legitimate claims when weeks have passed with no meaningfully conclusive supporting evidence for the Trump team’s claims.
At the Arizona hearing, Giuliani suggested that authorities who sign onto supposedly false certifications of presidential election results could be committing a crime via supposedly certifying a false statement. Clearly, Arizona authorities weren’t particularly impressed with the Trump team’s arguments. Arizona’s governor, Doug Ducey, isn’t some kind of anti-Trump partisan — he’s a Republican! Other authorities who Trump and his allies have complained about, including Georgia’s governor and Secretary of State, are also Republicans. The evidence for Trump’s fraud allegations just isn’t there. At the Arizona hearing, Giuliani also reiterated his ludicrous claim that a centrally-planned Democratic conspiracy to perpetrate fraud unfolded during the recent election. Supporting evidence does not exist. Their desperately convoluted, ramshackle arguments feature hunches, misrepresentations, and outright lies in place of meaningfully conclusive evidence.
Ellis angrily added the following message on Twitter:
‘The certification of Arizona’s FALSE results is unethical and knowingly participating in the corruption that has disenfranchised AZ voters. BUT, this in no way impacts the state legislature’s ability to take back the proper selection of delegates.’
The certification of Arizona’s FALSE results is unethical and knowingly participating in the corruption that has disenfranchised AZ voters. BUT, this in no way impacts the state legislature’s ability to take back the proper selection of delegates. — Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) November 30, 2020
Previously, she’d added the following laughably self-important message:
‘If you’re not watching the #ArizonaHearing right now, you’re choosing to be willfully ignorant of the depth and breadth of corruption. Our Founders provided safeguards to protect election integrity for such a time of this — against enemies both foreign and domestic!’
If you’re not watching the #ArizonaHearing right now, you’re choosing to be willfully ignorant of the depth and breadth of corruption. Our Founders provided safeguards to protect election integrity for such a time of this — against enemies both foreign and domestic! — Jenna Ellis (@JennaEllisEsq) November 30, 2020
See Twitter’s response below:


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Lawsuit Over Money Laundering Through Trump Org Set To Proceed

U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan has partially advanced a lawsuit in which Kazakhstan ’ s largest city , Almaty , and a Kazakhstani bank ( called BTA Bank ) allege that a past Trump associate , Felix Sater , laundered stolen money through targets including a Trump property .
The lawsuit “ accuses Sater of helping the Almaty mayor ’ s son Ilyas Khrapunov launder stolen funds in at least five schemes throughout the United States , including through Trump Soho , ” Law & Crime explains .
Sater ’ s work with the Trump Organization stretches over a period @ @ @ @ @ @ @ instance , involved in the eventually abandoned planning for a potential Trump Tower Moscow — which also figured in the culprits ’ money laundering scheme , according to the lawsuit targeting Sater .
Allegedly , Sater and Khrapunov were plotting to use the Trump Moscow development for money laundering .
In the wake of a motion from Sater and allies to dismiss the case , Judge Nathan dismissed two counts of the six-count complaint against Sater , leaving the rest in place .
The dismissed counts include two counts of fraud and unlawful @ @ @ @ @ @ @ include allegations of unjust enrichment and conversion .
The judge concluded that “ knowing receipt of stolen funds in furtherance of a money-laundering scheme , in the circumstances of this case , amounts to a sufficiently close connection to support a claim for unjust enrichment , ” which is what the case ’ s plaintiffs have presented .
The alleged fraud took place in the wake of the alleged “ systematic looting ” of Almaty and BTA Bank in 2009 , Law & Crime explains .
In her new ruling , Judge Nathan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to adduce evidence showing the Sater defendants ’ deceptive conduct and their justifiable reliance on that conduct in significantly greater detail to meet their burdens of production and of proof as the case progresses , ” but in the meantime , “ the Court concludes that it is not clear on the face of the complaint that their claims are untimely , and so declines to dismiss any claims on that basis.
” In other words , the judge indicates that the Kazakh interests behind the lawsuit haven ’ t yet met @ @ @ @ @ @ @ against Sater — but the judge adds that this situation is not disqualifying , and significant parts of the case may proceed .
The judge did not mention Trump or his properties in her latest ruling in the case , but the first amended complaint against Sater in the proceedings insists that he “ personally arranged meetings between Ilyas and Donald J. Trump to discuss possible investments.
” In other words , Sater allegedly roped Trump himself into meetings with a money laundering partner , although the plaintiffs don ’ t pin any @ @ @ @ @

U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan has partially advanced a lawsuit in which Kazakhstan’s largest city, Almaty, and a Kazakhstani bank (called BTA Bank) allege that a past Trump associate, Felix Sater, laundered stolen money through targets including a Trump property. The lawsuit “accuses Sater of helping the Almaty mayor’s son Ilyas Khrapunov launder stolen funds in at least five schemes throughout the United States, including through Trump Soho,” Law & Crime explains. Sater’s work with the Trump Organization stretches over a period of years. He was, for instance, involved in the eventually abandoned planning for a potential Trump Tower Moscow — which also figured in the culprits’ money laundering scheme, according to the lawsuit targeting Sater. Allegedly, Sater and Khrapunov were plotting to use the Trump Moscow development for money laundering.
In the wake of a motion from Sater and allies to dismiss the case, Judge Nathan dismissed two counts of the six-count complaint against Sater, leaving the rest in place. The dismissed counts include two counts of fraud and unlawful means conspiracy, while the retained counts include allegations of unjust enrichment and conversion. The judge concluded that “knowing receipt of stolen funds in furtherance of a money-laundering scheme, in the circumstances of this case, amounts to a sufficiently close connection to support a claim for unjust enrichment,” which is what the case’s plaintiffs have presented.
The alleged fraud took place in the wake of the alleged “systematic looting” of Almaty and BTA Bank in 2009, Law & Crime explains. In her new ruling, Judge Nathan wrote that “the Kazakh entities will need to adduce evidence showing the Sater defendants’ deceptive conduct and their justifiable reliance on that conduct in significantly greater detail to meet their burdens of production and of proof as the case progresses,” but in the meantime, “the Court concludes that it is not clear on the face of the complaint that their claims are untimely, and so declines to dismiss any claims on that basis.”
In other words, the judge indicates that the Kazakh interests behind the lawsuit haven’t yet met the burden of proof for their allegations against Sater — but the judge adds that this situation is not disqualifying, and significant parts of the case may proceed. The judge did not mention Trump or his properties in her latest ruling in the case, but the first amended complaint against Sater in the proceedings insists that he “personally arranged meetings between Ilyas and Donald J. Trump to discuss possible investments.” In other words, Sater allegedly roped Trump himself into meetings with a money laundering partner, although the plaintiffs don’t pin any alleged wrongdoing on Trump.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Judge Issues Georgia Voting Machine Restraining Order

Outspoken Texas attorney Sidney Powell filed a lawsuit in federal courts last week .
She joined the Donald Trump legal team and then got canned within a very few days .
Now , it appears she is back .
Her suit alleges widespread voter fraud in Georgia ’ s presidential election .
The judge issued an order Sunday night that froze the voting machines in three counties .
US District Judge Timothy Batten Sr. wrote a four-page directive and held a Zoom hearing which was not open to the press or the public .
The lawsuit claimed that Georgia ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” due to the Dominion Election Systems voting machines .
Powell claimed that the company had foreign ties that made it possible for these voting machines to allow foreign meddling in our elections .
This was a well-used conspiracy theory .
Such claims may inhibit Republican voter turnout in the January 5 election for two US Senate seats .
These are exceedingly important seats , because they determine whether the Democrats or the Republicans control the Senate .
Batten provided a temporary restraining order applicable to the Dominion voting machines in Georgia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Cherokee counties .
The first two went for President-elect Joe Biden , and the last one favored Trump .
Judge Batten , an appointee of President George W. Bush wrote , The Politico reported : The president appeared on the Fox Business Channel Sunday where he commented : Trump continued complaining about the Georgia officials on Sunday .
He claimed that they betrayed the Republican party .
In addition , he insisted they were hiding the truth about the elections by insisting they were clean .
In addition , the defendants argued letting @ @ @ @ @ @ @ machines “ would pose substantial security and proprietary/trade secret risks.
” The judge wrote in his direction that state official defendants in the case and possibly even those in the affected counties could immediately appeal the restraining order to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals .
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Outspoken Texas attorney Sidney Powell filed a lawsuit in federal courts last week. She joined the Donald Trump legal team and then got canned within a very few days. Now, it appears she is back. Her suit alleges widespread voter fraud in Georgia’s presidential election. The judge issued an order Sunday night that froze the voting machines in three counties.
US District Judge Timothy Batten Sr. wrote a four-page directive and held a Zoom hearing which was not open to the press or the public. The lawsuit claimed that Georgia’s election results were “wildly inaccurate,” due to the Dominion Election Systems voting machines.
Powell claimed that the company had foreign ties that made it possible for these voting machines to allow foreign meddling in our elections. This was a well-used conspiracy theory.
Such claims may inhibit Republican voter turnout in the January 5 election for two US Senate seats. These are exceedingly important seats, because they determine whether the Democrats or the Republicans control the Senate.
Batten provided a temporary restraining order applicable to the Dominion voting machines in Georgia’s Cobb, Gwinett, and Cherokee counties. The first two went for President-elect Joe Biden, and the last one favored Trump.
Judge Batten, an appointee of President George W. Bush wrote, The Politico reported:
‘Defendants are hereby enjoined and restrained from altering, destroying, or erasing, or allowing the alteration, destruction, or erasure of, any software or data on any Dominion voting machine in Cobb, Gwinnett, and Cherokee Counties.’
On Twitter, Powell’s co-counsel, Georgia attorney Lin Wood, wrote:
‘What??? Machines are owned by State & @GaSecofState administers state laws on elections. Why are GA officials determined to wipe these machines clean….Your guess is as good as mine.’
The president appeared on the Fox Business Channel Sunday where he commented:
‘This election was over. And then they did dumps. They called them dumps. Big massive dumps in Michigan, and Pennsylvania, and all over. ‘he governor’s done nothing. He’s done absolutely nothing. I’m ashamed that I endorsed him.’
Trump continued complaining about the Georgia officials on Sunday. He claimed that they betrayed the Republican party. In addition, he insisted they were hiding the truth about the elections by insisting they were clean.
Batten wrote:
‘counsel for the defendants in the suit — Gov. Brian Kemp (R-Ga.), Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and four other members of the Georgia Elections Board — argued that the court had no jurisdiction over the counties because they are not parties to the case.’
In addition, the defendants argued letting experts for the plaintiffs inspect the Dominion machines “would pose substantial security and proprietary/trade secret risks.”
The judge wrote in his direction that state official defendants in the case and possibly even those in the affected counties could immediately appeal the restraining order to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Trump Goes Ballistic After Giuliani’s ‘Hearing’ Flops Hard

Well , we know what is on Donald Trump ’ s schedule for Monday .
Nothing .
As usual , he has quit any pretense of being president .
When he heard “ lame-duck ” presidency , he must have thought they were saying “ dead duck.
” However , we do know that he is watching TV , because he tweeted and invited everyone to join him .
Yet , Donald Trump had to send his haphazard legal team led by Rudy Giuliani assisted by Jenna Ellis to lead the charge in a scheduled hearing on the integrity of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also certified its election votes on the same day .
The Arizona State legislature began in the morning .
Then , right before noon , Giuliani took the floor .
He started off with his conspiracy theories about President-elect Joe Biden ’ s son Hunter ” s laptop .
ABC News Campaign Correspondent Will Streakin covered the event : As soon as the hearing began , the president tweeted his invitation to watch along with him promising “ Big ‘ stuff.
’ Enjoy : ” Then , Trump touted OANN ( One America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ) ’ s coverage .
The far-right , pro-Trump cable channel has been a direct feed for Russian propaganda .
The president tweeted this about OANN .
Note that Twitter dinged him , calling “ election fraud disputed : ” Twitter world went nuts after they saw this .
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Well, we know what is on Donald Trump’s schedule for Monday. Nothing. As usual, he has quit any pretense of being president. When he heard “lame-duck” presidency, he must have thought they were saying “dead duck.” However, we do know that he is watching TV, because he tweeted and invited everyone to join him.
Yet, Donald Trump had to send his haphazard legal team led by Rudy Giuliani assisted by Jenna Ellis to lead the charge in a scheduled hearing on the integrity of the 2020 election on Monday. Arizona also certified its election votes on the same day.
The Arizona State legislature began in the morning. Then, right before noon, Giuliani took the floor. He started off with his conspiracy theories about President-elect Joe Biden’s son Hunter”s laptop.
ABC News Campaign Correspondent Will Streakin covered the event:
‘Giuliani starts things off in Arizona…pushing conspiracies about Hunter Biden’s alleged laptop.’
Giuliani starts things off in Arizona… pushing conspiracies about Hunter Biden’s alleged laptop — Will Steakin (@wsteaks) November 30, 2020
As soon as the hearing began, the president tweeted his invitation to watch along with him promising “Big ‘stuff.’ Enjoy:”
‘Trump legal team in Arizona and on @OANN now. Big “stuff”. Enjoy!’
Then, Trump touted OANN (One America News Network or One America News OAN)’s coverage. The far-right, pro-Trump cable channel has been a direct feed for Russian propaganda.
The president tweeted this about OANN. Note that Twitter dinged him, calling “election fraud disputed:”
‘.@OANN WOW, total election corruption in Arizona. Hearing on now! Why isn’t @FoxNews covering the Arizona hearings?’ ‘This claim about election fraud is disputed’
Twitter world went nuts after they saw this. Check out some of our favorite responses below:
The Mueller Report Adventures: In Bite-Sizes on this Facebook page. These quick, two-minute reads interpret the report in normal English for busy people. Mueller Bite-Sizes uncovers what is essentially a compelling spy mystery. Interestingly enough, Mueller Bite-Sizes can be read in any order.


bipartisanreport--2020-11-30--Giuliani Spazzes Out Hard At Sham Arizona ‘Hearing’

During a free-wheeling Monday “ hearing ” in Arizona , top Trump ally Rudy Giuliani asserted that at least 100,000 votes in Maricopa and Pima Counties “ should be declared null and void ” on the basis of alleged systematic exclusion of Republican observers from the ballot tabulation process .
The problem is that this allegation of systematic Republican exclusion is false .
Trump ’ s allies have raised the claim elsewhere , but among other examples of evidence to the contrary : in a Pennsylvania court hearing shortly after the election at which the Trump campaign ’ s legal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ excluded from ballot tabulation , the Trump campaign ’ s lawyers eventually admitted that their side did actually have “ a nonzero number of people in the room.
” Giuliani ’ s conspiracies hinge on the claim that , as Trump leads emerged in the immediate aftermath of polls closing across the country , corrupt authorities stopped counting in order to give themselves time to make up the differences for Biden with fraudulent ballots .
There is no meaningful evidence for this claim .
Delays in ballot-counting unfolded , in part , in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ counting mail-in ballots until later .
This concept isn ’ t complicated .
It ’ s not a secret .
However , ignorance — whether willful or not — underlies Giuliani ’ s nonsense .
Giuliani was so committed to his outrageous conspiracies that , at one point , he suggested that authorities who sign off on the results , as they stand , could be committing a crime via certifying a false statement .
As the Arizona hearing got underway , Giuliani self-confidently proclaimed as follows : ‘ Our side of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the story needs to be heard , and it ’ s been uniformly censored by Big Tech , Big Media , the crooked Democrats , and basically people who are saying : “ Don ’ t show us the facts .
We ’ ve decided already that this was a free and fair election ; it was done perfectly .
Please don ’ t interrupt that narrative with truth.
” But we ’ re going to interrupt that narrative this morning with the truth.
’ He subsequently complained about supposed socialist tendencies on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very basic steps to protect their communities from COVID-19 .
He angrily ranted as follows : ‘ That kind of despotism and authoritarianism — it always starts slowly .
You could see it in things done 10 , 12 years ago .
I think the pandemic released the tendencies of left-wing , socialist-leaning , socialist governors , Congressmen , Senators — to move to where socialism always moves to .
In the history of socialism , which is an old idea , not a new idea , authoritarianism is always the end result @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , the government controls , and it doesn ’ t want to be interrupted by stupid ideas of the dumb people in the country .
The elite know better .
Boy , doesn ’ t that sound like America today ?
’ Giuliani subsequently reiterated his claim that a centrally-planned Democratic conspiracy to perpetrate fraud unfolded during the presidential election .
There is no meaningful evidence for this claim .
Giuliani talks as if his claims are proven and meaningfully supported , but they ’ re not .
He belligerently ranted as follows @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of a conspiracy that goes back before the election — a conspiracy that was hatched by the crooked leaders of the Democratic Party… the very very top of the Democratic Party has been corrupted , badly , since Clinton , and it ’ s carrying itself through , and it hasn ’ t been exorcised .
The head hasn ’ t been cut off yet , of that corruption — This conspiracy… centers around the mail-in ballots and the absentee ballots… They ’ re very dangerous .
It ’ s almost impossible for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to use it for ballot-stuffing .
’

During a free-wheeling Monday “hearing” in Arizona, top Trump ally Rudy Giuliani asserted that at least 100,000 votes in Maricopa and Pima Counties “should be declared null and void” on the basis of alleged systematic exclusion of Republican observers from the ballot tabulation process. The problem is that this allegation of systematic Republican exclusion is false. Trump’s allies have raised the claim elsewhere, but among other examples of evidence to the contrary: in a Pennsylvania court hearing shortly after the election at which the Trump campaign’s legal representation said that GOP observers had been excluded from ballot tabulation, the Trump campaign’s lawyers eventually admitted that their side did actually have “a nonzero number of people in the room.”
Giuliani’s conspiracies hinge on the claim that, as Trump leads emerged in the immediate aftermath of polls closing across the country, corrupt authorities stopped counting in order to give themselves time to make up the differences for Biden with fraudulent ballots. There is no meaningful evidence for this claim. Delays in ballot-counting unfolded, in part, in areas where authorities were legally barred from counting mail-in ballots until later. This concept isn’t complicated. It’s not a secret. However, ignorance — whether willful or not — underlies Giuliani’s nonsense.
Giuliani was so committed to his outrageous conspiracies that, at one point, he suggested that authorities who sign off on the results, as they stand, could be committing a crime via certifying a false statement. As the Arizona hearing got underway, Giuliani self-confidently proclaimed as follows:
‘Our side of the story is legitimate. Our side of the story needs to be heard, and it’s been uniformly censored by Big Tech, Big Media, the crooked Democrats, and basically people who are saying: “Don’t show us the facts. We’ve decided already that this was a free and fair election; it was done perfectly. Please don’t interrupt that narrative with truth.” But we’re going to interrupt that narrative this morning with the truth.’
He subsequently complained about supposed socialist tendencies on the part of leaders who have taken very basic steps to protect their communities from COVID-19. He angrily ranted as follows:
‘That kind of despotism and authoritarianism — it always starts slowly. You could see it in things done 10, 12 years ago. I think the pandemic released the tendencies of left-wing, socialist-leaning, socialist governors, Congressmen, Senators — to move to where socialism always moves to. In the history of socialism, which is an old idea, not a new idea, authoritarianism is always the end result, because when the government controls property, the government controls, and it doesn’t want to be interrupted by stupid ideas of the dumb people in the country. The elite know better. Boy, doesn’t that sound like America today?’
Giuliani subsequently reiterated his claim that a centrally-planned Democratic conspiracy to perpetrate fraud unfolded during the presidential election. There is no meaningful evidence for this claim. Giuliani talks as if his claims are proven and meaningfully supported, but they’re not.
He belligerently ranted as follows:
‘This election was the subject of a conspiracy that goes back before the election — a conspiracy that was hatched by the crooked leaders of the Democratic Party… the very very top of the Democratic Party has been corrupted, badly, since Clinton, and it’s carrying itself through, and it hasn’t been exorcised. The head hasn’t been cut off yet, of that corruption — This conspiracy… centers around the mail-in ballots and the absentee ballots… They’re very dangerous. It’s almost impossible for even semi-crooked politicians to resist the temptation to use it for ballot-stuffing.’
Watch the Arizona hearing — including Giuliani’s free-wheeling opening statement — below: