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A parent writes to a child in mourning
Words attributed to David Romano
For most of us, the loss of a parent is as personal as it gets
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From @momwino98:
A parent writes to a child in mourning
Words attributed to David Romano
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He was just joking! With officials from several states
about breaking the law
So… he was making a clever “how about you find a way to throw out legal ballots” joke and the GA Sec of State was just too dim to appreciate the humor? That’s what we’re going with? https://t.co/TfW1Ku1KAs
— Julian Sanchez (@normative) November 17, 2020
Officials in charge of counting didn’t get the joke.
No sense of humor
Come on – Nobody knows what ‘opacity’ means…
Update from U.S. district court in Williamsport, Pa., one of the Trump campaign's last stands:
GIULIANI: “I’m not sure what 'opacity' means. It probably means you can see.”
JUDGE BRANN: “It means you can’t.”
— Dan Zak (@MrDanZak) November 17, 2020
…except for lawyers and grammaticians
Giuliani insists he is one, clearly is not the other.
It gets worse: much, much worse.
This, too, appeared to confuse Giuliani, who asked if the judge was inviting him to file the retooled third version of the lawsuit that he’d promised earlier.
“This is a brief in opposition to their motion to dismiss,” Brann replied.
“Oh!” Giuliani said. “Oh, sure, absolutely.”
The latest episode of The Three Stooges in Court
“Mr. Giuliani is talking about another case, not the case before your honor,” Aronchick said.
Best we could come up with:
All illegal aliens
Private to Giuliani:
Make sure the judge doesn’t look too closely
Note from Burr:
I may be old, but I’ll never be too old to be immature.
I’m a lawyer for the Trump campaign pic.twitter.com/19YFlU8qDg
— Sarah Cooper (@sarahcpr) November 16, 2020
In light of tonight’s news….
*sorry I had to, the meme is too funny. pic.twitter.com/lo6xHqCbk0
— Meghan McCain (@MeghanMcCain) November 13, 2020
One anchor promotes a false claim, the next destroys it
Must watch!
After Maria Bartiromo devoted her entire show this morning to promoting Trump's Dominion conspiracy, Fox News anchor Eric Shawn debunks it and other voter fraud claims, declaring that "such baseless and false claims are an insult" to election officials and workers. pic.twitter.com/ksM2hGIJqn
— Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) November 15, 2020