A twitter follower sent me this... too funny!
...there is no prejudice in corruption...in fact, corruption's very existence DEPENDS on not being prejudiced and to not utilize any specific and particular "limit" in order to apply, perpetuate, and flow corruption.
Interesting, yes?...that when allegations that corruption, in any form, was perpetrated by those of a specific and particular political leaning other than democrat... let alone a purported republican... of course, a republican party would distance immediately, especially when the republican party is still poised at fighting for seats in the senate. Lamar Alexander case in point. However, I have stated repeatedly that the cleanup relied on the predictable factors of ego and greed, and I am completely grateful (and compassionate) for those beings being predictable!
Corruption has no prejudice when it comes to the tools it uses to exist and flow...all pun intended :) The exposures flow quickly, decisively, obviously, with permanent results.
In and with Humor, Love, Gratitude, Heartitude, and Compassion.
-----Terran on 11/23/2020 1:06 AM wrote:
Terran: I'm not sure what's going on here, but here it is... There is a situation that Trump needs the governors for the electoral votes, maybe this is about that? Politics is a strange strange world.....
NY TIMES
President Trump's campaign on Sunday disavowed Sidney Powell, one of his lawyers, after she made wild accusations of Republican governors being involved in a payoff scheme to manipulate voting machines.
Ms. Powell, who had appeared with the Trump campaign at a news conference just last week about his efforts to overturn the results of the election, had been embraced by many of his allies.
The disavowal came a day after a Pennsylvania judge eviscerated arguments that other members of Mr.. Trump's legal team had made in court that millions of votes in the state should be invalidated, potentially disenfranchising huge numbers of voters. The president was said to be furious about the judge's decision.
The extraordinary statement from Rudolph W. Giuliani and Jenna Ellis, two lawyers for Mr. Trump, about a third person who had been involved in their efforts was released Sunday evening.
"Sidney Powell is practicing law on her own," the statement said. "She is not a member of the Trump legal team. She is also not a lawyer for the president in his personal capacity."
Ms. Powell, who stood with Mr. Giuliani and Ms. Ellis at the Republican National Committee headquarters on Thursday, was described as a member of the legal team's "elite strike force" as she laid out an elaborate conspiracy theory about efforts by the former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, who died in 2013, to essentially rig elections in the United States by using voting machines made by Dominion.
Appearing on the conservative network Newsmax on Saturday night, Ms. Powell further pushed the conspiracy theory, saying that two top Republicans in Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger were taking payoffs as part of the scheme. Two runoff elections in the state on Jan. 5 could determine which party controls the Senate, and Republicans have grown anxious about the Trump campaign's legal efforts there possibly affecting those races, which are likely to have low voter turnout.
Ms. Powell's claims were widely derided, including by some Trump allies. Chris Christie, the Republican former governor of New Jersey and a Trump ally, said on ABC's "This Week" that the legal team had become a "national embarrassment." Most of the president's other lawyers have declined to become involved in his efforts to delay certification of votes in states by alleging fraud in public statements.
Maggie Haberman
