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18 Nov, 5 tweets, 3 min read
Did a cruise through Wayne County Canvassing Board member William Hartmann's public Facebook posts. He's a Republican, so not a surprise he is a BIG Trump supporter

I'll let you judge a sample of posts I pulled from 2010. He voted not to certify Wayne County's ballots.
Here is link to his Facebook page: facebook.com/handidude2000/…
also into conspiracy theories
Links: facebook.com/photo.php?fbid…

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Also apparent Alex Jones fan: facebook.com/photo.php?fbid…
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24 Sep
According to @bartongellman in Atlantic, the GOP/Trump is actually seeking a CONSTITUTIONAL way to keep Trump in power. In states with tight/disputed election results, repub-controlled legislatures could pick the slate of electors. It would be perfectly legal. 1/
They actually prepared for this in 2000 during the vote-counting disputes in Florida. 2/
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Legal eagles question: Do prosecutors have an ethical obligation to drop a guilty plea case if they can't prosecute it any longer? This is about Flynn. It would be a terrible trial for DOJ (with all the politics, strzok, texts, notes, etc). 1/x
I ask in this context. Let's say a guy pleaded guilty to gun possesssion. But the cop who arrested him was fired for doing something. And the DNA on the gun came back to someone else. Now, the dude pleaded guilty. There might even be security video of it. ...
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17 Jun
Justice Department is mulling criminally charging @AmbJohnBolton for disclosing classified info in his upcoming memoir and is expected to soon seek a restraining order blocking publication (set for june 23).
latimes.com/politics/story…
Which you can read about here:
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And here:
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14 May
Short thread on why it doesn't seem like FBI was setting up Flynn, and he pleaded guilty to the least-worse charge in a deal that was going to result in NO jail time. 1/x
If the FBI was intent on setting up Flynn, Strzok made a major blunder in an interview with FBI agents in July 2017 (four months before Flynn pleaded guilty). He admitted he didn't think Flynn was lying at the time or that Flynn himself thought he was lying. This is important
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