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[Super-Chevy454]

You want more? Look up "news bloopers" on youtube. People do this ALL the time.

Indeed but it'll be hard to surpass that one where a bug goes into the reporter's mouth.

More funny is the version featuring Keyboard Cat.

Meanwhile, there's a good rant about that old schmuck, Chuck Schumer.

https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2024/11/schumer_is_a_schmuck_not_a_shomer.html

https://archive.ph/xGBRp

November 2, 2024

Schumer is a schmuck, not a shomer​

By Lynne Lechter


Chuck Schumer, the Democrat United States Senator from New York, has for years proclaimed that he is the leader, guardian, and protector of the Jewish people.

Nothing could be further from the truth.
Schumer has been the Majority Leader of the Senate since 2021, and has served as a U.S. Senator since 1999.

As such, he could have been a vocal advocate for Judaism, but he hasn’t.

Democrats have falsely described Schumer as a 'shomer,' perhaps due to the similarity of the words.
'Shomer' is a Hebrew word for guardian or keeper, in that one guards the synagogue or the Jewish people as a whole.

'Schmuck' is a Yiddish word that has lost most of its ‘bad word’ connotation. Initially, and some decades ago, it was used to describe a man’s genitals. It was forbidden for a female to utter the word lest she be branded as loose and immoral. But over time, the word has more commonly been used to define a major jerk. Schumer is all that and more.

Let's see how high Chuck Schumer's blood pressure will go if we call him "goy", "goyim", "whitey".

 

[Burnt Effigy]

Another day, Another lawsuit, this time, Trump v WaPo, alleging that WaPo "purchased advertising to boost readership of negative articles about Trump."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/styl...ns-washington-post-advertising-fec-complaint/ / http://archive.today/vwxPk

Spoiler: Text

Trump’s campaign accuses The Post of campaign rules violations​

By Manuel Roig-Franzia, November 1, 2024 at 5:30 p.m. EDT

“Improper” and “without merit,” The Post says of allegations that it conspired with the Kamala Harris campaign via advertising.

Former president Donald Trump’s campaign released a copy of a Federal Election Commission complaint against The Washington Post on Friday, alleging that the newspaper made illegal in-kind contributions to the campaign of his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, through the advertising of its journalism.

The six-page complaint, dated Thursday, cites an Oct. 30 article in Semafor that suggests, without citing a source, that The Post purchased advertising to boost readership of negative articles about Trump. Those ads, according to Semafor, were bought following the Oct. 25 announcement by The Post’s publisher, William Lewis, that the newspaper would cease issuing presidential endorsements, a decision that prevented publication of a drafted editorial endorsing Harris, the Democratic nominee. Following the announcement, at least 250,000 readers canceled their subscriptions and three members of the 10-person editorial board stepped down from the board in protest. The Semafor article posits that the ad purchases were made in reaction to the cancellations.

A Harris campaign spokesman did not comment after The Post provided him with a copy of the complaint. An FEC spokeswoman said statutory requirements prevent the agency from confirming whether the complaint was filed.


In the complaint, attorney Gary M. Lawkowski, the Trump campaign’s deputy general counsel, writes that the advertising in question amounts to a “dark money corporate campaign in opposition to President Donald Trump.” The complaint — which alleges illegal in-kind contributions, but also raises the possibility of “unreported last-minute expenditure” violation — also accuses The Post of “acting like any other partisan player in the election process.”

A Post spokesperson dismissed the allegations as “improper” and “without merit,” and said that such advertising is “routine” practice across the media industry.
“As part of The Washington Post’s regular social media marketing strategy, promoted posts across social media platforms reflect high-performing content across all verticals and subjects,” the spokesperson said via email.


One factor that could have led to increased ad purchases earlier this week are the restrictions placed on ads related to political topics, such as those that are often bought by The Post. Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is not accepting ads related to “social issues, elections or politics” in the United States from 11:59 p.m. Oct. 29 through 11:59 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 5.
The Trump campaign is alleging that The Post coordinated with Harris’s campaign because articles cited by Semafor included statements from the campaign about how “they ‘create the news’” and references to the campaign “pushing content on social media claiming people were leaving President Trump’s rallies early.”
“While the posts do not contain the ‘magic words’ of express advocacy, when taken in context, with limited reference to external events, they can only be understood as calls to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris and against President Trump,” Lawkowski wrote in the complaint.


FEC complaints against newspapers are exceedingly rare, according to Mark Tushnet, a Harvard University emeritus law professor. After reviewing the Trump campaign’s complaint, Tushnet called it “ridiculous” and said the First Amendment “would almost certainly” protect The Post. Tushnet said that advertising would be considered a “legitimate press function.”
Trump has repeatedly called the media “the enemy of the people” and, while president, threatened to — but ultimately did not — pull licenses of television stations that aired negative material about him. During the current campaign he has said he wants to exercise more control over the Federal Communications Commission; he has criticized ABC’s handling of his debate against Harris and sued CBS News for its editing of an interview with the vice president.
The Trump campaign’s complaint asks the FEC to investigate and to levy a penalty against The Post. Ben Ginsberg, a longtime Republican campaign attorney who has been a staunch Trump opponent, said in an interview that he would not expect a quick decision from the FEC.
“There’s no way you’re going to get any ruling before the election,” Ginsberg said. “It takes the FEC three-and-a-half days to eat lunch.”

CNN Reports that Kamala's campaign is trying to double-dip into the Sandnigger/Kike pot by running contradictory ads in different regions.

https://xcancel.com/TheWakeninq/status/1852680843128348690 / https://archive.is/u7XW5

 

[The Ugly One]

There are things honest Democrats genuinely want and believe are good for the nation, and the world.

Yeah, some of them are honest about believing fags should be able to come to your school and teach 9-year-olds about butt sex with pornographic how-to manuals. Some of them are honest about believing that the hordes crossing the border are going to strengthen our society rather than bring crime and disease. Some of them are honest about believing blacks don't actually commit crimes, and there are massive numbers of unreported murders and break-ins in white suburbs. Some of them are honest about believing a 5'4" obese little negress can be a Marine with "the right training."

That's the problem.

 

[JabbasAnalFissure]

Let’s just enjoy the next three days with knowledge of this;

If you’re a true believer, Democrat politician, or a paid shill these next three days must be a miserable emotional nightmare. Imagine having to watch this campaign pull off levels of retardation never seen in political history. Then - you have to defend it publicly and insist everything is fine. Deep down they know how embarrassing this is, but they’ve staked their world view, personality and reputation on being on the “right side of history”. There is no turning back for them. If Trump wins, it’s going to make for the ultimate kick in the balls - the likes of which nobody has ever seen.

Some commentator predicted that a Trump win will create a mental health crisis in this country. I fully believe this will happen if he wins.

 

[Onepumpplumpchump]

So does anybody know what the October surprise was I'm still confused. Is it how much Kamala fucked up all month?

Let’s just enjoy the next three days with knowledge of this;

If you’re a true believer, Democrat politician, or a paid shill these next three days must be a miserable emotional nightmare. Imagine having to watch this campaign pull off levels of retardation never seen in political history. Then - you have to defend it publicly and insist everything is fine. Deep down they know how embarrassing this is, but they’ve staked their world view, personality and reputation on being on the “right side of history”. There is no turning back for them. If Trump wins, it’s going to make for the ultimate kick in the balls - the likes of which nobody has ever seen.

If he wins Tuesday night is gonna be the ultimate meltdown/cope it will be legendary

 

[Necrosan]

Yeah, some of them are honest about believing fags should be able to come to your school and teach 9-year-olds about butt sex with pornographic how-to manuals. Some of them are honest about believing that the hordes crossing the border are going to strengthen our society rather than bring crime and disease. Some of them are honest about believing blacks don't actually commit crimes, and there are massive numbers of unreported murders and break-ins in white suburbs. Some of them are honest about believing a 5'4" obese little negress can be a Marine with "the right training."

What's funny is that with the GOP adopting an anti-war stance, stopping the migration, backing up American manufacting and its workforce and removing the corruption out of our Government and agencies, they have pretty much taken every good aspect the DNC ever had and fused it with their own party, to the point that, if they win, there is literally no reason for this iteration of the DNC to continue existing.

While I'm not a fan of a Uniparty, if I ever wanted to have one, I'd want it to be like today's GOP.

 

[Lian Xing]

If he wins Tuesday night is gonna be the ultimate meltdown/cope it will be legendary

I don't know if anything can beat 2016 when Hillary paid to have the glass ceiling break at the Javits Center only to retreat to the bottle by 10:30 PM. The glass never broke.

 

[Onepumpplumpchump]

I don't know if anything can beat 2016 when Hillary paid to have the glass ceiling break at the Javits Center only to retreat to the bottle by 10:30 PM. The glass never broke.

I'm hoping for a more unhinged repeat of this. If he wins the people pushing for her will show there true colors.

 

[Cucurbita King]

Even if they win, they are in danger of gen alpha come 2028, they are becoming more unaccepting of the lgbt & women's rights and don't give a fuck to express that. Although I doubt there will be much of a election after that due to world war 3 & probably try to abolish the 22 amendment to keep kamala in power. But hey, They won in 2020 & they lost roe v wade & Twitter.

With alphas? Source? Aren't they like 3 year olds anyway? Actually the idea of gay hating babies makes me laugh.

 

[Chainsaw Juggler]

So does anybody know what the October surprise was I'm still confused. Is it how much Kamala fucked up all month?

October surprises will never be the same. With how much early and mail-in voting occurs now, they can't just wind up a big punch one week before election day, it has to be a month long big effort gaslight.

 

[Almighty Space Duck]

I wonder what media organisation is going to provide the best election night meltdown supercut. With TYT doing the unthinkable and engaging with reality the field is wide open!

 

[Halmaz]

That's the problem.

This is a serious, global issue. Grand majority of liberal voters honestly believe infinity niggers, troon children and climate change asceticism are truly good causes and anyone who opposes them in any way, shape, or form must be evil. There is simply no way of convincing them otherwise, because they are not open for compromise, they do not wish to start a conversation and find a middle ground. Despite generally being atheists, it seems they do crave faith after all, so they placed all of theirs into this woke version of liberalism and became zealots. This is why they refuse to surrender, why they keep forcing their bullshit, despite losing tons of money and voters, why they try to cheat their way into power. They do actually believe the world ends if they do not have their way. This is why I believe we are facing very hard times globally, no matter how hard we vote and how well right wing parties start to perform as a result. Eventually these people will resort to actual violence to quench their opposition. Of course, they will frame it as "self-defense".

 

[Burnt Effigy]

I'm just gonna do a small round up of a bunch of tweets about election interference, because there's just so many.

https://xcancel.com/PeterBernegger/status/1852539220885397859 / https://archive.is/ns4RG

LINKED ARTICLE: https://www.stopbogusballots.com/bl...nder-the-age-of-17-who-are-registered-to-vote / https://archive.today/syN3Y




Looks like the Alex Jones, /pol/ schizoposting was correct!
https://xcancel.com/JesseBWatters/status/1852519382640898345 / https://archive.is/SKVcu

Not quite sure this isn't just an overreaction, but I'll slam it in anyway
https://xcancel.com/ImMeme0/status/1852367359236776249 / https://archive.is/Op1SZ

Stuffin' them ballots like a turkey on Thanksgiving.
https://xcancel.com/TheAndersPaul/status/1852357813659476336 / https://archive.is/YfbRd

Ah, yes, the army of the living dead is coming to help us all vote the right way.

https://xcancel.com/WallStreetApes/status/1852511074450329815 / https://archive.is/y24jQ

Post box gets broken it. Ballots then somehow did not get counted. No relation.
https://xcancel.com/PattyLovesTruth/status/1852357343096312059 /

Absentee Ballots are gonna be mailed late, because we all know that this curve did not happen, and does not exist.

https://xcancel.com/nypost/status/1852664804483166557 / https://archive.is/rhsTU



More reports of people whose ballots seemingly... disappear at the post office. Out of nowhere. How surprising that USPS is full of magicians!
https://xcancel.com/WallStreetApes/status/1852480622280790368 / https://archive.is/rpWHx

There's a surge of temporary, youth Alzheimers going on in Republicans right now, they seemingly all forgot that they've already voted for Kamala!
https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1852413105336123500 / https://archive.is/O6qS8

A bunch of Illinois citizens analyze the State Voter DB, surprisingly enough, they definitely found zero sign of anything suspicious! (Note, this is from January)
https://xcancel.com/Real_RobN/status/1852361896038736369 / https://archive.is/YLlAD
LINK: https://www.americanthinker.com/blo..._complaint_with_state_board_of_elections.html / http://archive.today/sDgiy

Trannies get to vote twice, once under their True and Honest name, and once under their deadn-ACK!
https://xcancel.com/Artofhunger75/status/1852393669942243837 / https://archive.is/Ztv3S


Voter registrations are being swapped, the woman in the video checked her registration on October 8th, and October 30th, her address was swapped, paper records say her address was changed back in January. "Someone" requested a mail in ballot, in her name, at the beginning of the month, from that address.
https://xcancel.com/TrueTheVote/status/1852461434547912888 / https://archive.is/LS9rL

Blah blah blue-no-matter-who bots suck dem cock, you know the drill.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/...ng-michigan-secretary-state-threat-democracy/ / http://archive.today/UNDXX

Spoiler: Text

Judges are saying Michigan secretary of state is a threat to democracy​

By Charlie Spies November 1, 2024 12:05 pm

For many voters, “protecting democracy” is a key issue in the 2024 elections, and, of course, rhetoric and accusations are flying regarding who the actual threat to democracy is. In light of at times misleading rhetoric, it is important to examine actual facts. There is one public official nationally who has been criticized by no fewer than three U.S. Court of Appeals judges in the past month for her actions subverting democracy: Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson.


Benson has had two separate complaints filed against her with the Michigan Bar in recent weeks, one from former Michigan Secretary of State Ruth Johnson focused on Benson’s dishonest court pleadings, and another from Michigan Republican Party Chairman Pete Hoekstra regarding Benson’s large campaign contribution to Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Bolden while Bolden was considering a case against Benson at her court. The Michigan Attorney Grievance Commission is reviewing those complaints, and Benson’s defenders will no doubt rationalize them by arguing they were filed by Benson’s partisan opponents.

Getting past the partisan back-and-forth is why it was so significant when a senior judge from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, David McKeague, concluded in his judicial opinion that “in defiance of the U.S. Constitution and state election law, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson manipulated the presidential ballot in Michigan.”


There has been consistent nonpartisan criticism of Benson’s administration of elections, and I have personally been involved with three successful lawsuits in the past months that have resulted in multiple Michigan state judges forcing Benson to bring her instructions to local clerks and election officials into conformance with Michigan election law. Perhaps most egregious on that front has been Benson’s persistent efforts to undercut the verification of signatures on absentee ballots. Fortunately, courts consistently have stood up to her and told her the law must be followed and signatures verified.


But it is Benson’s behavior toward former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that caused 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Chad Readler to say that “without explanation, and in violation of state law,” Benson added Kennedy’s name to the 2024 general election ballot. And 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Amul Thapar sums up that Benson’s “reinstatement of Kennedy on the ballot unconstitutionally compels Kennedy’s speech and violates Michigan’s own deadlines. It also forces Kennedy to be on the ballot for an office that he no longer intends to hold if he were to win. And it has the unfortunate result of misleading Michigan voters.”



Thapar notes that Benson’s lawless behavior “happens at a time when it is crucial for state governments to assure voters of the integrity of their elections.” In light of the long history of losing candidates challenging the results of their election — four of the past six losing presidential candidates have done so — it is critical that voters have confidence in the integrity of their election administrators, which is difficult when, as McKeague explained, “This case involves yet another attempt by a state election official to influence the upcoming presidential election by manipulating state election procedures.” Benson’s office, as described by McKeague, “intentionally altered the ballot by inserting a ‘frivolous’ presidential candidate.”


Readler outlines Benson’s hypocrisy in administering Michigan’s 2024 presidential ballot: “One major party candidate [i.e., Joe Biden] dropped out of the race just weeks before his party’s late-August convention, and after winning every state primary, including Michigan. The week after that convention, Kennedy sought to do the same, in large part due to his rival’s departure from the race. The Secretary voiced no concern over the former … yet she fights tooth and nail to oppose the latter.”


Worse yet, Readler expounds that Benson “never explains why she tainted the state’s presidential ballot with the name of an individual who is not seeking office, after previously excluding him.”


Readler continues expressing disgust with Benson’s conduct, writing that she “unilaterally chang[ed] the rules of the game” and that Benson’s actions have “cast doubt over the integrity of Michigan’s electoral process.”


McKeague reinforces, “No matter how many justifications Secretary Benson can conjure up, the outcome is the same: putting Kennedy’s name on the ballot will mislead Michigan voters. It will trick them into thinking that Kennedy is still vying to be the President of the United States. Secretary Benson’s actions violated Kennedy’s First Amendment rights and defy basic common sense.”


It is extraordinary when so many esteemed U.S. Court of Appeals judges are all criticizing the actions of a public official and at a time when Michiganders, and all Americans, need to have confidence in the administration of elections. Most Americans are likely to join McKeague’s conclusion that “I can only hope that the weight of one state election official’s thumb does not tip the scale of a national election.”


Charlie Spies is a former counsel for the Republican National Committee and former counsel to the chairman of the Federal Election Commission. He leads the political law practice at Dickinson Wright PLLC.

 

[Your Girlfriend's Dad]

Even if they win, they are in danger of gen alpha come 2028, they are becoming more unaccepting of the lgbt & women's rights and don't give a fuck to express that. Although I doubt there will be much of a election after that due to world war 3 & probably try to abolish the 22 amendment to keep kamala in power. But hey, They won in 2020 & they lost roe v wade & Twitter.

Shut up, faggot.

 

[Necrosan]

I'm just gonna do a small round up of a bunch of tweets about election interference, because there's just so many.

It's been said many times before but thank God Elon bought Twitter and people can expose this as soon as it happens for the people to do something about this shit. It's the final stretch and it shows, hopefully Trump & Co. continue to be on top of this as they seem to have been lately.

 

[Miang]

So does anybody know what the October surprise was I'm still confused. Is it how much Kamala fucked up all month?

For me? So many treats in the candy bucket to pick from...

1. The Great McTriggering of Feasterville.
2. Biden clearly and in no uncertain terms knifing Kamala in the back with the "garbage" comment.
3. Kamala ghosting the Al Smith dinner for no good reason and clearly getting bitched out by Schumer for it.
4. Michelle and Barack telling black men everywhere to shape up and vote for this Proud Black Kween.
5. Trump semi-gooning to handsome airplane pilots on JRE.

I have very strong feelings on #4 that I think I'm going to write up in another thread, because no matter the outcome, I really do think that was meant to damage Kamala. That was 100% Obama's narcissism at work and I don't think Kamala is smart enough to recognize it.

 

[Fapcop]

She's definitely more striking with blue eyes, but she could be as pretty as she wants to be, it won't help her nonexistent policy and negative charisma.

I’d like to think of myself as an expert in the coomervote, and let me tell you… She’s no Madam MILF President like Tulsi.

Hey Kiwis, just wanted to let you all know
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Did early voting in a blue county, in a blue state. While the people were nice, it did feel a little like walking into the enemies den. Not as if I view the election workers as enemies, but that they would view me as such if they knew I voted republican down ballot. They were mostly women, so they probably think I'm there to save "our democracy" when I'm actually trying to save our country from "our democracy". I just hope that there is no fuckery because these are exactly the kind of people who would disqualify a ballot because it has a Trump vote on it. The machine to feed the ballots into was working so we put our own ballot in. Certainly would not have stuck around for any of the "just trust us with your ballot" if it wasn't.

I just want him to win BIGLY! So big, they can't cheat. I want him to win the popular vote so I don't have to hear about the electoral college being evil for the next 4 years.

Shy Trump leaning women are why I have high hopes for this election.

Shitlibs are licking their granny lips at the thought of women voting in this election, but I’m certain that many of them just tired of the shitty economy, crime, open borders and wars.

Kamala is more of the same, so in the quiet, silent voting booth with no cat ladies watching over them, they’ll do the sane thing and vote Trump.

Also, Kamala got that cackling bitch energy big time. Women hate them too.

 

[Mark Goldbridge]

<Evidence of Fraud>

Thank you for compiling all of this, what's frightening is it's one side and yet there is nothing that can be done if on election day she wins by the slimmest of margins because of this fraud. Honestly the Republicans should just setup the same election fraud groups the Dems do and then it will balance it out and make it fair again.

 

[Fapcop]

I have very strong feelings on #4 that I think I'm going to write up in another thread, because no matter the outcome, I really do think that was meant to damage Kamala.

Nah man… Black men LOVE being told what to do by uppity bitches and authority figures.

Haven’t you ever watched those police cam videos where asking for a drivers license triggers a category 4 chimpout?

 

[XYZpdq Jr.]

With alphas? Source? Aren't they like 3 year olds anyway? Actually the idea of gay hating babies makes me laugh.

My niece is like, seven or so and she was telling me how porn is a CIA plot