If the Biden Justice Department had gone this route, it would not have been able to publish that press release and the FBI Agent’s Affidavit with 24 pages detailing the horror story of a few knuckleheads on social media doing stupid memes which would only influence stupid people. By putting it all in the Affidavit which is a publicly filed document, DOJ allowed the media to run with it in covering this matter of utmost national significance — that Twitter users thought Hillary Clinton supporters were stupid enough to believe that the law had been changed so that they could vote for Hillary by sending her name via Text Message to some unnamed destination.

Let’s hear again about the politicization of the Justice Department under Donald Trump — I’m up for a good laugh on a Friday.

Tom Elliott
@tomselliott
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Jan 26, 2021
Summary of Jen Psaki presser thus far: “We’re going to need to circle back before we circle back to circle back on circling back so we can move forward with circling back and then we can circle back” //

Eeyore45
4 hours ago
When my dog starts circling back, it's a sure thing what he's going to do next.

However, the answer to the “greatest threat” question has changed. No longer am I looking at maps or reading international news to determine the who’s who of international threats. Instead, I have been watching domestic news, following social media, and watching as the rights and privileges guaranteed by the Constitution are eroded by a much more dangerous group: Corporate Fascists.

Of course, Constitutional rights apply to the prohibition of the action of Government to curtail or eliminate those rights. Companies and corporations, essentially, are entitled to any and all prohibitions they so desire, including limitations on free speech, the prohibition of 2nd Amendment rights, and the unfettered ability to spy on your life absent your knowledge or any warrant. The information they gather about you and your life is for sale to the highest bidder, including foreign enemies. They can decide to have two competing standards for two groups of people, regardless of how discriminatory it may be.