Right on cue. The President is telling us *exactly* what he’s thinking: If his side loses, he’ll claim the election is rigged. Our elections in Michigan are safe and secure. Period. That was true when you won Michigan in 2016, lost it in 2020, and won it again in 2024. Americans are simply not as stupid as you think they are.
@Bitcoin_Teddy I don’t think that’s accurate. Dept of Justice create and write the allegations in the indictment. The grand jury affirms whether there is probable cause to proceed.
@mattvanswol Let me guess, the democrats fault? This page tries to argue policy, and he doesn’t even realize that. Because it’s all just posts. With no research.
@Scottcrates This tweet gives the right idea. What we’re arguing is how to interpret the constitution. We’re revisiting this argument. That is all we’re doing.
@MarkMeadows You’re arguing that the constitution is unserious? For everyone out there who does not want to mislead people, and is interested in learning, just know, we cannot make law contrary to the constitution, unless we repeal the constitution. So what you’re saying make 0 sense.
@JessicaTarlov@AlanaKStewart@TheFive The Save Act is cleverly confusing. We can’t have a good debate about it, because nobody knows what it actually entails. We usually rely on lawmakers in these instances. However, in this instance, the republicans are 1000% trying to cheat to a victory.
@FoxNews Advisors can speak and are allowed to speak on behalf of a group. That’s inherent in their name. You just don’t like what they’re saying, and all they’re doing is probably telling the truth!
@goneers Asking our sheriff what branch of government he serves under, was like asking a police officer to explain the separation of powers doctrine when writing a traffic ticket.