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The White House will be won or lost in these eight battleground states – and Biden is leading in all but one https://t.co/rtXPTpdbnr


In Arizona, Trump’s handling of the pandemic is proving costly, leaving him struggling to match his 2016 performance among those over the age of 65
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Republicans typically hold a slight edge in absentee ballot returns in Florida elections. But this year, for the first time ever at this stage of a general election, Democrats here are outvoting Republicans — and by a huge margin https://t.co/BCsVccVn1Y


Most of the attention in Georgia this year is directed toward Atlanta’s populous suburbs, which have turned hard against Republicans in the Trump era, But the outcome might come down to a less scrutinized force in this state: white rural voters https://t.co/2W17tsDVyf


All three Rust Belt states that Trump improbably won in 2016 — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — are problematic for the president this year. But Michigan is where things look bleakest. https://t.co/aQo6KIQZVH
How the CIA gets the media to lie to you

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War on democracy - installing US-puppet dictators in Latin America in order to control their economies
#Guatemala #Arbenz #RedScare

Propaganda, "harmless bombing" and a CIA terror campaign


CIA war on Nicaragua
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Why are [D]s attempting to remove their past ['as' confederates]?
Knowing the past helps to understand the present.


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Confederate General Becomes Secretary of the Senate
August 7, 1893

William Ruffin Cox
In the several decades that followed the Civil War, the Democratic Party—long associated with the states of the former Confederacy—struggled to restore its standing as a national...

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...political organization. After the 1892 elections, many Democrats believed they had finally succeeded. In those contests, for the first time since the war, they captured the presidency and gained control of both houses of Congress. Symbolizing their return to national...

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...power, Senate Democrats replaced the incumbent secretary of the Senate—a former Union army general—with a former Confederate

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In the late 1850s, North Carolina native William Ruffin Cox actively encouraged the states of the Old South to secede from the Union. A prosperous lawyer, he studied military tactics and, at his own expense, equipped a light artillery battery.
🚹PA Absentee Ballot(AB) Irregularities Deep-dive🚹

ABs in PA - even if Biden received:
-95% of returned Democrat votes
-21% of returned Republican votes
-80% of returned Independent votes

He wouldn't have as many votes as he actually received

đŸ•”ïžInvestigation NeededđŸ•”ïž

Read on


I've been consistent on this issue since Nov 4th

I just didn't know what the final vote breakdown of absentee ballots was until now

Biden's final total of 1,995,591 is virtually impossible to explain given the party affiliation of absentee ballot


Don't believe me, let's look at exit polls from election day (Washington Post)

Exit polls show Biden +85% among Democrats meaning

Democrat Voters in PA:
92.50% Biden vs 7.5% others

Let's say this is within the margin of error and 95% is

The same exit polls show Trump +83% among Republicans meaning

Republican Voters in PA:
91.50% Trump vs 8.5% other

so 21% of Republicans voting for Trump is out of the question

Let's give Biden 11% of Republican ABs in case there was a margin of error in Trump's favor

The same exit poll on Independents

Biden by 51 percent to 43 percent for Trump

So there is no way Biden gets 80% of the Independent vote

Let's be nice and bump it up (😉) to 55% of Independents voting for Biden
1/ OK a few more #Exodus thoughts (because I'm going through a mountain of parsha stuff amidst all my other writing) connected to the #DvarTorah here about the nameless collective-compassionate action of the multitude being the engine of the salvation.


2/ It struck me to link to another conundrum (kinda like the large plague frog in the room): how Pharaoh has his free will removed

So, the nameless action could be a purposeful contrast to the singular powerful individual who normally is history's

3/ IMO God manipulates Pharaoh in order to prevent one person making too much of a difference!

This ties into another larger point I often make about the culpability of the Egyptians & how actually they, not Pharaoh, are the focus of the plagues.

4/ My point contrasts how the Egyptians - who were responsible for being enslavers, for dehumanizing & stealing the labor of Israelites up to the point of joining in the Pharaoh command of infanticide (see

5/ These individuals needed to make their choices without coercion from the autocrat, hence Pharaoh lost 'free will' in his capacity as someone who can move the engines of political power.

He lost free will in order to preserve the free will & action of his subjects