Comments by "MrEkzotic" (@MrEkzotic) on "CNN" channel.

  1. In what way?
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  2. There is no voter suppression.
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  3. Well that's really stupid.
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  4.  @johngraboski  Is that sarcasm? Can't tell.
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  5. I agree, but that's not what happened.
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  6. CNN and MSNBC are for weak people who don't care if they are lied to, just as long as their world view is supported by the content.
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  7.  @biggy3rd  Which GOP? The GOPe OR GOP-MAGA?
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  8. That's not a civil right, that's why it was overturned...the decision goes back to the states.
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  9. Nonsense.
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  10. Wow, Tube Steak Toobin was finally right about something. Congrats.
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  11. Stop allowing the media and the government to pit right against left. Governments gain power when their citizens are feuding with one another. We all care about human lives, we just disagree on the best way to protect both refugees and American citizens...we don't have to despise others simply because we disagree on solutions.
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  12. Seems like you are advocating violence to me.
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  13.  @deborahfreedman333  She doesn't need medical knowledge to follow the law. The federal government overstepped its authority, period.
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  14. The Marxists made a huge mistake. The far left dolts fell right into the trap. Trump 2024!!! This is an awesome win for MAGA.
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  15. @trunk monkey Crying already? I would be too if I were a Marxist.
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  16. Here we go, more insurrection nonsense. The big lie is that the election was the most secure in history. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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  17. CNN, the most trusted name in fake news.
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  18. ​ @daobill1  A lab tech could run a pharmaceutical company. Plenty of people start hugely successful businesses without knowing every aspect of the business. Do you think Elon Musk personally engineers rockets and cars?
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  19. ​ @theresapinilla4913 Kash Patel's career encompasses roles that align with the responsibilities of the FBI Director, particularly in national security and legal expertise. Legal and National Security Experience: Public Defender: Patel began his legal career as a public defender in Florida, representing clients in serious felony cases such as international drug trafficking and firearms violations. Department of Justice: He served as a trial attorney in the National Security Division, acting as a legal liaison to the Joint Special Operations Command, focusing on counterterrorism and national security. House Intelligence Committee: As a senior aide to Chairman Devin Nunes, Patel was instrumental in investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, showcasing his investigative skills and understanding of intelligence operations. Executive Branch Roles: National Security Council: Patel held the position of senior director for counterterrorism, coordinating efforts across agencies to address terrorist threats. Office of the Director of National Intelligence: He served as a senior advisor to the acting Director, providing counsel on intelligence matters. Department of Defense: As Chief of Staff to the acting Secretary of Defense, Patel managed operations and policy implementation within the department. These roles have equipped Patel with a comprehensive understanding of the legal and national security landscapes, aligning with the multifaceted responsibilities of the FBI Director.
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  20. ​ @daobill1  You mean someone like Elon Musk? The college dropout who founded Space X.
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  21.  @daobill1  Has has managed groups of investigators. Chief of staff, senior director, and deputy director are management roles.
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  22. Rand Paul has always supported the freedom of people to make their own medical decisions.
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  23. Liz is a traitor. She is done.
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  24. Not analogous whatsoever.
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  25. CNN is fake news. You live in an alternate universe devoid of facts and objective reasoning, where emotion paints your perception.
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  26.  @James-gq4tb  By cheating.
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  27.  @Sunnydays480  But it's been great so far.
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  28.  @ceceoo3  You're unhinged.
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  29.  @g.choppa4448  Wow, your perception of reality is truly in need of a pair of glasses. Beijing Biden is a puppet being controlled by those who are trying to destroy the country, any rational and objective person can see this.
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  30.  @theconscientiousperfecter  No. Puerile insults just further divide the country...you should try to consider the point of view from the other side of the debate.
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  31.  @g.choppa4448  Biden's policies have increased inflation. He stopped construction of the Keystone Pipeline. After Trump made us energy independent, Biden made us energy dependent. Beijing Biden rolled back a policy by Trump to preclude the use of Chinese made equipment in our electric grid...now China may have some control over the operation of our most critical infrastructure.
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  32.  @g.choppa4448  Oh, and the situation at the border is the worst it's been in decades, and that's just an undeniable fact.
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  33. Don't have to...he's always talking to the "press."
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  34.  @Denidrakes69  Why do you spread false information to cover for this potato we have in the White Hous
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  35.  @madisongittens4007  This wasn't Trump's plan. Biden scrapped the plan created by the Trump administration. This is all on Beijing Biden and his incompetent group of woke clowns. The US is now the embarrassment that you wrongly thought it was when Trump was in office.
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  36.  @madisongittens4007  The 2500 US troops supporting the Afghan military were sufficient to ensure the Taliban could not expand their territory.
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  37.  @Denidrakes69  No, an America First administration would not pull out the military before evacuating civilians. They also wouldn't leave behind billions of $ of advanced military hardware and weapons; the Trump administration would have taken it with them or destroyed it, not give it to the enemy. None of this disaster would have happened had Trump been in office. Stolen elections have grave consequences.
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  38. Not really. Very few people were against the evacuation, the disapproval comes from the way it was managed and the indifferent attitude demonstrated by many in administration when asked about serious concerns.
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  39. He will be fired.
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  40. Sure, but we need a reasonable explanation why.
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  41.  @psycogeek1031  Check my post above.
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  42.  @jeffccan4464  Do you mean Redhat Linux?
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  43.  @lifewithdogs7572  I don't know if the election network (the network which allows the tabulators and the election management servers to communicate) was connected to the internet...that's what we're trying to find out. When I say internet, I'm talking about the public network that we all use. The election network should be a private network with no access to, or from, the internet.
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  44.  @lifewithdogs7572  Yes, there is a network which allows the tabulators and the EMS server to communicate.
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  45.  @blakebrown534  There is an election network. They can provide the router images and the router's offloaded Splunk logs. According to this senator, these were already provided to two prior auditors, so why the pushback now? They may have set up a virtual private network (VPN) for the election network with no route to the internet, but we can't know with any certainty unless they provide the logs. In my opinion, they should have just bought a standalone ethernet switch at each counting center just for the election, they really shouldn't have been using the business-as-usual (BAU) routers at all.
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  46.  @soag87  They can use flash drives, they can also use a network. We need to know which, since there are videos which show network connections being made.
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  47.  @timothyfrye5312  They didn't turn over all the logs, they are lying.
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  48.  @timothyfrye5312  So, you're claiming the subpoenas are requesting items which have already been provided? It is a fact that the BOS has refused to turn over all Splunk logs relevant to the election. If you have proof this has changed, please point me in the right direction so I may update my understanding.
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  49.  @timothyfrye5312  What security concerns? The security concerns he provided are not valid.
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  50.  @timothyfrye5312  Dominion hasn't won any lawsuit.
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