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6 min vid.

https://youtu.be/tF6XZJ-i4Ww?si=-SXXFtC-qfb_o5Ss

DeezerShoove » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

6 min vid.

https://youtu.be/tF6XZJ-i4Ww?si=-SXXFtC-qfb_o5Ss

Progressives have turned the US Justice Department into a modern day Gestapo. 

nefarious101 » 19 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

19 minutes ago

Progressives have turned the US Justice Department into a modern day Gestapo.

This guy is representative of what our inter-departmental government agencies SHOULD be doing.
Checks and balances.

There's absolutely no pride in workmanship in our government anymore.
I have no confidence in these guys.

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For **** sake... Voter fraud is a perfect example.
Whether or not if it's there and destroying us from within, ANY asshole that impedes an investigation into the claims should be suspended from WHATEVER their job is and wait to be cleared later pending results of that investigation.

I am sick of **** stonewalling and paying no price for that.
If there's nothing to hide, then quit hiding nothing.

DeezerShoove » 57 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

57 minutes ago

6 min vid.

https://youtu.be/tF6XZJ-i4Ww?si=-SXXFtC-qfb_o5Ss

it's a do as we say and not as we do moment...his comment about how Trump is a threat to democracy yet kneecapping this guy for 27 months is telling...
 

DeezerShoove » 52 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

52 minutes ago

This guy is representative of what our inter-departmental government agencies SHOULD be doing.
Checks and balances.

There's absolutely no pride in workmanship in our government anymore.
I have no confidence in these guys.

-

For **** sake... Voter fraud is a perfect example.
Whether or not if it's there and destroying us from within, ANY asshole that impedes an investigation into the claims should be suspended from WHATEVER their job is and wait to be cleared later pending results of that investigation.

I am sick of **** stonewalling and paying no price for that.
If there's nothing to hide, then quit hiding nothing.

The problem is that The American Beauracracy is controlled now by progressives and for progressives .....
This is from 2015 .....and it was a warning of things to come ....

Progressive Economics: The Rise Of Bureaucracy In America

https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhendri ... socialism/

 
 

DeezerShoove » 57 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

57 minutes ago

This guy is representative of what our inter-departmental government agencies SHOULD be doing.
Checks and balances.

There's absolutely no pride in workmanship in our government anymore.
I have no confidence in these guys.

-

For **** sake... Voter fraud is a perfect example.
Whether or not if it's there and destroying us from within, ANY asshole that impedes an investigation into the claims should be suspended from WHATEVER their job is and wait to be cleared later pending results of that investigation.

I am sick of **** stonewalling and paying no price for that.
If there's nothing to hide, then quit hiding nothing.

California banned voter ID.....why would government ban secure elections?

nefarious101 » 46 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

46 minutes ago

California banned voter ID.....why would government ban secure elections?

They think they are above the law': the firms that own America's voting system

The fact is that democracy in the United States is now largely a secretive and privately-run affair conducted out of the public eye with little oversight. The corporations that run every aspect of American elections, from voter registration to casting and counting votes by machine, are subject to limited state and federal regulation.The companies are privately-owned and closely held, making information about ownership and financial stability difficult to obtain. The software source code and hardware design of their systems are kept as trade secrets and therefore difficult to study or investigate.The market for election vendors is small and the “customer base” mostly limited to North America and centered on the US, meaning that competition is fierce. The result is a small network of companies that have near-monopolies on election services, such as building voting machines. Across the spectrum, private vendors have long histories of errors that affected elections, of obstructing politicians and the public from seeking information, of corruption, suspect foreign influence, false statements of security and business dishonesty.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... gistration
 

Majik » Today, 9:28 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 9:28 am

They think they are above the law': the firms that own America's voting system

The fact is that democracy in the United States is now largely a secretive and privately-run affair conducted out of the public eye with little oversight. The corporations that run every aspect of American elections, from voter registration to casting and counting votes by machine, are subject to limited state and federal regulation.The companies are privately-owned and closely held, making information about ownership and financial stability difficult to obtain. The software source code and hardware design of their systems are kept as trade secrets and therefore difficult to study or investigate.The market for election vendors is small and the “customer base” mostly limited to North America and centered on the US, meaning that competition is fierce. The result is a small network of companies that have near-monopolies on election services, such as building voting machines. Across the spectrum, private vendors have long histories of errors that affected elections, of obstructing politicians and the public from seeking information, of corruption, suspect foreign influence, false statements of security and business dishonesty.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... gistration

Democracy can now be defined as Progressive Authoritarian rule....not real far from being a quasi monarchy with the ruling elite making attempts on it becoming a generational family affair.....now they have become so entrenched they refuse to leave