Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "See Barr's point-by-point rebuttal of Trump's fraud claims" video.

  1. Perhaps, those who desire political office, should be required to pass a basic civics test, like we administer to would-be citizens. That would keep out the riffraff, like Trump and MTG.
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  2. We all know that what the orange tyrant accuses others of doing, he has been doing regularly.
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  3. He is to be thanked for getting rid of that thread, at least.
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  4. That all depends upon when data is changed. If data were changed, before it was stored, there would be no evidence. Nevertheless, the whole idea that Republican state officials would be changing data, in favor of a Democrat, is absurd. And if somehow, a Democratic operative was able to effect such a change, why didn't they change the results of all the other elections, that went in Republicans' favor.
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  5. With his physique, he's more like a seal or walrus.
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  6. Frankly, as the Senate was modeled on the House of Lords, and that body has been stripped of all but advisory power, the Senate's time has long passed. Canada has reformed their government, so that their Senate has the same feeble advisory power the Lords do, and we should do the same. And yes, we should go to a direct popular vote for president. But, how to do that, when those who hold unfair power, will never give it up willingly?
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  7. He might be experiencing senile dementia. Anyone, who has dealt with a parent with Altzheimers, knows they cannot handle the truth, when it goes against what they think they know. My late mother told me that she did not like my sig. other, and neither did my father, that she had just spoken to him, and he didn't like him either. When I pointed out my father was dead, long before I met this man, she claimed I was wrong, and he was still alive, standing right there. When I reminded her that my father's ashes were on the tonsu, with the date of his death inscribed on the urn. She looked, and then she claimed they belonged to another person, with the same name. Hardly likely, as we have a very unusual family name. Logic and reality cannot penetrate dementia.
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