This is Biden's America

Arizona 'audit' contractor goes off on Cyber Ninja 'grifters' after botched election investigation
By Jeremy Duda, Arizona Mirror
Published February 18, 2022


Shiva Ayyadurai, the subcontractor who conducted a botched analysis of Maricopa County’s ballot affidavits as part of the Senate’s review of the 2020 election, slammed the “audit” leaders as “self-serving grifters” in a new report.

Ayyadurai completed an analysis of the digital images of nearly 2.1 million ballots cast in Maricopa County during the last general election. But before he explained his findings in the report he issued on Thursday, Ayyadurai took “audit” team leader Cyber Ninjas to task for alleged problems with the review, airing issues with the election review and disparaging those he accused of enriching themselves while ignoring critical issues.

The Senate hired Ayyadurai’s company, EchoMail, to examine digital images of the affidavits that voters must sign on the envelopes they use to vote with early ballots. His subsequent report and presentation to the Senate in November was riddled with inaccuracies, largely stemming from a misunderstanding of many of the policies and procedures used for signature verification, and demonstrably false claims.

https://www.rawstory.com/arizona-audit-contractor-goes-off-on-cyber-ninja-grifters-after-botched-ballot-investigation/

Everyone involved in this scheme should be locked up....

Hoping someone will have an answer.

Kim Potter sentenced to 2 years in Daunte Wright's death

Hard to believe a human life willfully taken is worth two years with a likelihood of doing sixteen months.

It's reprehensible.

Shaun King
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One tool of the oppressor is to throw so much oppression your way that you can't possibly be effective at fighting back any of it.
For most of the past year, I was irritated by white people organizing to ban what they were calling Critical Race Theory, but I am already committed to so many other causes and fights that I just didn't have the time or focus to make that cause my own.
But here's the thing - they aren't actually banning Critical Race Theory across the country. They are banning the truth telling of Black history and American history - all because that truthful telling makes millions of white people VERY uncomfortable.
And they are winning. White people all over the country are, in essence, making their comfort into law. And it's an extremely dangerous precedent. It's not on the way to becoming dangerous. We're already there.

13th amendment allows for slavery, and we all know capitalism loves slavery.
“Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, EXCEPT as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.”

There was no good explanation of what happened to Daunte Wright, and now this two year sentence will turn out to net 18 months. Takes it all the way from stupid tragedy to a judicial travesty.

What if that young man was Rand Paul's son.

Raymond lee veazey
@RayvzBlanca1
Texas Governor Abbott’s proposals to sue teachers and imprison them after stripping away their retirement accounts and teacher pay for mentioning the history of blacks in Texas or mention alternative lifestyles of gays isn’t going to help the Texas Teacher Shortage.

This blog gives a chilling view of Texas today in the eyes of a socialist.
https://brainsandeggs.blogspot.com/

It's nice that there is movement to ban congress from trading stocks.But until there is a second bill banning lobbyists from bribing officials it won't help much.

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren
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86% of Black students take out federal student loans to pay for college — that's nearly 20 percentage points higher than white students. With a stroke of his pen, President Joe Biden can #CancelStudentDebt and help close the racial wealth gap.

Bernie:
I know it is a radical idea, but maybe we should do what the American people want, and not what wealthy campaign contributors want.

I’m enjoying Warren’s drumbeat for student loan forgiveness.

I've noticed you have refused to engage in any meaningful discussion over student debt. It's like you want to yell FIRE yet you whisper instead.

Cancelling student debt does NOT solve the problem.

It solves the problem for those currently suffering, plus gives Biden a few grateful voters who right now have no reason to like him. I have acknowledged the other points you've made before and agree, except for the part where your proposals will never happen but a stroke of the pen can do much today. People with lots of money don't see the problems poor people face.

Well, your proposal will never happen either.

Take just one new nuclear ballistic missile sub out of the budget. Spend the surplus on public schooling.

Some folks here are capable of awesome tying themselves in knots just be able to say what they really mean, when what they really mean is they are anti-education. No politician ever claims to be anti-education, they just believe in cutting funding.

But as a baby boomer, in my 70's I have a vested interest in your kid and grand-kids being educated.

When I inevitably come into the healthcare system as end of life issues are wont to make one do- I want the kid who's giving me an enema - I really want him to know the difference between a gallon and a liter; in the same circumstance - wouldn't you?


What really pisses me off is that those from my generation who got their educations paid for by LBJ and then RMN are so freaking hard ass on students over paying for their educations.

Thing is, back in the day, you could work all summer and pay your own tuition, books, and fees. Especially if you lived at home. There were lots of jobs and if you worked your ass off, it was certainly doable. I think college in the late '70s and early '80's was between $30 and $50 a course, so $300 - $500 for the year. And there were grants and bursaries, if you managed to snag one. If you didn't live at home, you would come out of four years with a manageable and small loan debt. It's different today. You could never make your annual tuition in three months.