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Nov 3, 2021

By The Way


It's not unreasonable to conclude that a significant number of people who voted for Glenn Youngkin are people who buy into the whole thing about how elections are rigged, and you can't trust the people who count the votes, and there's rampant voter fraud goin' on, and blah blah blah.

So let's ask them if they can be really sure their guy won.

And now that their guy is in the executive mansion, will they go along with him if he says something like, "We got lucky this time, but maybe we should think about suspending elections until we can be really really really sure we're able to do it right" ?

We just might be so terribly fucked.




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