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Sam Thomas retweeted
Look, if you’re a Republican you might not be feeling great right now, but trust me: no one knows how fumble the public’s support faster and more efficiently than the Democratic Party.
Sam Thomas retweeted
Two days before a total statewide wipeout for the GOP, the GA GOP chair was still relitigating 2020.
I had no idea the Secretary of State adopted emergency election procedures before the 2002 election that dramatically altered how people voted.
I did not realize ballot drop boxes were scattered pell mell all over the state during the 2002 election.
Or that Fulton County loaded up voting equipment to offer “mobile voting” in select areas in 2002.
I also had no idea that in 2002 Georgia suddenly surrendered its signature verification process for absentee voting as elections began.
Who knew that Georgia had over 1.3 million people cast paper absentee ballots in the wake of this weakened verification process in the 2002 election?
And who can forget the 2002 election being decided by less than 0.1% of all votes cast.
Oh wait — that was the 2020 election.
Sam Thomas retweeted
Everyone is getting impeached. They’re gonna run out of people to impeach, so Trump will start drafting random citizens on a rolling basis to be federal officers for 15 minutes so that they can be impeached next.
Sam Thomas retweeted
Trump will be impeached. I will be impeached. You will be impeached. The Pope will be impeached.
Sam Thomas retweeted
at this rate, democrats may finally live their dream of a 58,000 person Supreme Court that simply marches into people's homes and starts ruling on things
Sam Thomas retweeted
I can’t believe it’s finally here, everybody — the start of the 2028 primaries tomorrow….
Sam Thomas retweeted
The NYT hyping the endorsement of Jack Mehoff, beloved Michigan Jewish leader, is the perfect capstone to this election.
Yesterday the NYT published a list of what was alleged to be over 500 Michigan “Jewish leaders” supporting El-Sayed. The point of doing so was to paint a narrative that he has strong Jewish support in MI.
But did the NYT do any vetting to the list?
A quick skim and you notice it includes names like “Jack Mehoff”. I happen to know that one of the names is someone deceased. A majority of the signatories don’t even use their full names, just a last initial, so it’s impossible to confirm these are even real people or Jewish.
Why would they publish a story about a completely unreliable list with random names on a google sheet? Because the point was the narrative.
Sam Thomas retweeted
According to the New York Times, Rabbi Jack Mehoff of Rubintug, MI is one of Abdul El-Sayed's Jewish supporters.
Sam Thomas retweeted
Trump didn't "kill the pro-life movement". Trump revealed how unprepared and ultimately useless most of the actors in the pro-life movement are. The movement genuinely had no plan besides holding forever fundraisers and galas to overturn Roe and pay girlboss salaries. A post-Roe pro-life movement requires HARD WORK, something which the mainstays of the movement never needed to supply in order to prove themselves, which is why the movement has largely stalled since the Dobbs decision.
