no you werent. The only person saying we could get to 25 was me and everyone laughed, so dont come on now with how you were thinking that. Anyway.
Ron Pitts retweeted
For years, my dad battled Parkinson’s disease. On Election Night, I got to tell him, “Pop, we won.”
This morning, he passed away.
A part of me believes he held on just long enough to see his son make it to Congress.
He won’t be there when I’m sworn in. But I know he’ll be standing right beside me.
Rest easy, Daddy. I’ll take it from here. These next two years are for you ❤️
Or STATE CRIMES
"Lawyers who work on congressional investigations also point to a weapon a pardon cannot touch: the courts. A pardon can shield someone from criminal penalties, but it does nothing to protect a company or an individual from a civil suit to enforce a subpoena, or from the court order that could follow."
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Let’s all give her a Hand(y)
NEW: GOP Rep Lauren Boebert says she hopes #CO4 election day ballots turn in her favor as she trails by 4.970 votes. "And if not," Boebert said, "This doesn't define me. I'm a mom. I'm a granny, and I'm a believer. We're going to continue moving faith to faith, glory to glory."
So his argument t is Alaskans are dumb af, got it
Blanche: There is a scenario where the incumbent, Senator Sullivan, could lose but really he didn't lose. Because of ranked-based voting, it's clear that voters were confused. That's why you need to preserve the ballots because you need to look at the individual ballots potentially to see if there was voter confusion, if it's obvious from the ballot itself that the voter intended to vote for Senator Sullivan but was confused because of the fraud that's taken place there