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Mike Lindell on why Governor Kemp and David Perdue didn’t help him with today’s stunt aimed at decertifying the 2020 election:
“They're meeting with Bradford Raffensperger to figure out how to keep covering up the biggest crime in history.”
“They're meeting with Bradford Raffensperger to figure out how to keep covering up the biggest crime in history.”
Mike Lindell and Steve Bannon continued going after Trump-endorsed Republican candidate David Perdue.
Republicans are always infighting. They are a jealous lot.
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Madison Cawthorn says if the legal challenge against him is successful, it could keep Trump off the North Carolina ballot and prevent him from winning in 2024.
Madison Cawthorn summarizes the lawsuit against him: They’re “specifically arguing that I engaged in insurrection or incited some kind of violence here on January 6th.”
Madison Cawthorn anticipates the case against him could go the all the way to the Supreme Court.
I'm getting tired of the #NetNeutrality meme saying "if it passes you'll pay $14.99 for Twitter and $.10 per Google search". It is absolutely not what is going to happen and we should try to educate people on the real reasons why #NetNeutrality needs defending. Thread ⤵️⤵️1/n
So, basically, #NetNeutrality is a concept that says that the guys owning the internet pipes can't discriminate the traffic that passes through these pipes and need to treat all traffic equally. 2/n
More precisely, internet traffic is made of packets routing through routers from A to B. In transit the routers dont discriminate based on a) the point of origin or the destination b) the type or content of data transmitted or c) the protocol (the technology) used. 3/n
