THREADETTE: Because I am not afraid of the truth and want to ensure I did not make a mistake in my analysis of the data, I read the Post's "fact check" below. Several points. First, the Post completely ignored the MIT engineers amazing report on the analysis of signatures. 1/
2/ Second, as is often the case, the Post frames it as "fraud", and ignores illegal voting. Third, the author is ignorant on election law that doesn't require you to identity that the illegal votes went to Trump v. Biden: question is whether # of illegal votes = margin
3/ in many states. Fourth, the commercial database Post poo-poos is actually more reliable than merely change of address database and contrary to Post's claim, those figures have stood up in GA. thefederalist.com/2021/07/09/new…
4/ Fifth, I agree re the Post's point about same names/birth year, which is why I did not include it in my areas of concern. Six, Post misdirects by focusing on already properly debunked issues to try to make legitimate issues seem screwy too.
5/ Seven, Post is correct that the audit didn't prove Trump won Arizona (and frankly you can't undue Biden's election, so that's silly) or that enough illegal or fraudulent votes exist = maring b/c auditors didn't have access to the evidence necessary to establish that.
6/6 (margin) But that the Post doesn't give a damn is a problem. So go ahead, read the Post and read my article, as mine is head and shoulders above the supposed standard-bearers of journalism & I'd debate their author any time (I don't need a nap.) thefederalist.com/2021/09/27/ari…
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THREAD: This thread is on an exchange I had with @bradheath this a.m. Brad & I have always had very respectful exchanges and while we both believe the other bias, we can still be gracious, so don't be an a$$ to him. Anyway, in response to my tweet below, Brad responded as: 1/
2/ This exchange is very significant because it illustrates a significant problem in the media. You either have @Acosta types who just write off perspectives as conspiracy, or you are more serious like Brad who think they know the answer, but don't. So I responded:
3/ Brad responded: But this is wrong. Even what he posted make that clear, so I corrected him.
@ScottAdamsSays I wrote on two very narrow issues in detail here. But might I suggest you read all of the reports yourself because I couldn't even scratch the surface of the results. 1/thefederalist.com/2021/09/27/ari…
I'm still amazed that in response to the Sussmann indictment the left's collective response was "That's It?" That was literally Washington Post's Editorial Board title until they changed it. Beyond the fact the indictment itself told of more charges likely b/c of accessing 1/
2/ by Internet I data obtained through senstive gov't contract & providing to 2 people outside that contract, the Left is forgetting all about William Barnett. Who'se he, you ask?
3/ He's the FBI Special Agent involved early on in Crossfire Hurrican through Special Counsel Mueller and had was having none of the BS. Read the affidavit if you never knew about it--if you did re-read it. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
Lawyers are a$$ and idiots part 2: So I do some pro bono work for non-profit & to do so recently gained reciprocity in state been licensed in IL since 1992. B/c just admitted to bar here, I have a "low" lawyer #. So, you'd think other members of the bar would be extra civil
2/ to a new lawyer. Nope. It's like carte blanche to be an extra big a$$. Opposing counsel in case refused to adjourn upcoming Summary Judgment even though discovery dispute; discovery not complete; and case is 2 months old & discovery dispute is NUTS! Refuses to answer
3/ clear RTA b/c it is dispositive against his client, forcing 2 months on my part. In last 2 years have agreed to extend every deadline asked ~12ish. That's the a$$ part. Here's the idiot part:
THREAD: I'm been sitting on this cognitive dissonance for going on two years now, so here's a little thread. As my regulars know, our son has cystic fibrosis. As a result, "normal" things can be extremely dangerous to him, such as naturally occuring bacteria in soil, water, 1/
2/ and colds, flu, etc. When kids w/ CF exposed to bacteria, they often colonize it in their lungs for life, which starts a loop of inflamation, infection, inflamation, etc. Some CF bacterias are extremely dangerous & lead to quick decline possibly death & prevent transplants.
3/ And CFers need to be very careful of exposure to other CFers b/c they cross contaminate each other. So as could be expected, doctors offices & hospitals are riskier for them. We did our research & therefore about 2 years before the CF Foundation recommended masking at