Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Riley Gaines clashes with House Democrat: 'You're a misogynist'" video.

  1. MAGA world is rocked by a humiliating defeat as the ten Wisconsin Republicans who falsely claimed that Trump won the election throw in the towel and concede that they were working to subvert the state's election results. This is huge... The traitorous "alternate electors" have admitted that Joe Biden won the 2020 election and that they themselves were not in fact "duly elected" presidential electors as they previously insisted. On top of that, they revoked the false documents that they filed on December 14th 2020 — the first time MAGA electors have done so. The admission and revocation come as part of a settlement agreement stemming from a $2.4 million lawsuit filed by Biden's legitimate Democratic electors. "We oppose any attempt to undermine the public’s faith in the ultimate results of the 2020 presidential election," the ten Republicans said in an official statement. They have also agreed not to serve as electors in 2024 or any other election where Donald Trump is on the ballot. They will cooperate with ongoing and any future Department of Justice investigations tied to efforts to undermine the 2020 election. This is justice and in a sane world it would be the final nail in the coffin of the Big Lie. Instead, Trumpers will likely double down yet again. At this point they're at war with reality itself.
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  2. the people saying, stop giving help to Ukraine are the same people complaining about "open borders" ------- Let That Sink In
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  3. The Height of Hypocrisy: Rep. Jim Jordan, who infamously violated House ethics by refusing to comply with Congressional subpoenas, has threatened to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress if he doesn't attend a closed-door ambush hearing. It should be noted that Hunter Biden has proposed a public hearing, to ensure that Republicans could not misrepresent him. Jordan, however, proposed neither a public nor private hearing; he just defied the subpoena. Members of Congress should not be above the laws they seek to enforce.
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