That's true of many States. Illinois and Cook/Collar Counties. NYS Upstate vs NYC. Pennsylvania vs Philly and P-burgh. Indiana Marion and Lake Counties vs the other 97.
There is a small clique on INGO that believes anyone's integrity may be questioned except their own
That's true of many States. Illinois and Cook/Collar Counties. NYS Upstate vs NYC. Pennsylvania vs Philly and P-burgh. Indiana Marion and Lake Counties vs the other 97.
It isn't that clean. We as a society have looked the other way, for years, while the civil rights of the citizens of the states you listed, are routinely disenfranchised by the corruption, that is rampant in the cities. That the corruption is the point of knowing jokes belies our complicity in ignoring this issue, that has now erupted into major fraud in a presidential election because it was pushed to its gross extreme to beat back the Trump landslide.
That members here can justify, minimize, and downplay this fraud is disgusting...
And the solution is simple, the DOJ must take them over until the locals can run them properly...
The DoJ doesn’t have the manpower, nor the courage, to make that happen. And it’s good that they don’t.
The DOD has the manpower.
Will they have the courage?
Nope. They don’t. I imagine that most take their oaths seriously.
Nope. They don’t. I imagine that most take their oaths seriously.
Fox News caves to the left and now so does Newsmax!
https://www.businessinsider.com/new...video-lawsuit-dominion-smartmatic-2020-12?amp
Trump better hurry up and get out of office so he can start that news channel we keep hearing about. He's running out of friendly TV news channels.
So I take this as a an OK with vote fraud in the big cities. Got it.
Business insider? Really?
I hope so and they protect the US from enemies foreign and domestic.
Business insider? Really?
I’m not playing into that con. Trump and his cronies haven’t proven themselves to be anything more than opportunists, willing to prey on those who trust them most.
It is undeniable that corruption runs rampant in the big cities, isn't it?