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Another Challenge in Brindisi/Tenney Race Surfaces
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There’s been a new twist in the 22nd District Congressional race. A State Supreme Court judge granted a temporary restraining order stopping Oneida County from certifying its election results pending more hearings. That county had ballots cast by individuals whose voter registration hadn’t been processed by Election Day. Other counties including Chenango County are permitted to certify the results. Claudia Tenney holds a 122 vote lead over incumbent Anthony Brindisi who is seeking a manual recount of all ballots.
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Mike Lindell on NewsMax Talks Cancel Culture-Does Not Go Well
A little background: Newsmax is the network that people who think Fox News is just too damned liberal turn to. Newmax also was whole-hog on promoting debunked election conspiracies…UNTIL they were sued by Dominion, the makers of some of the voting machines. Dominion is also suing Rudy Giuliani for over a hundred million dollars.
Enter Mike Lindell, the founder and CEO of My Pillow. Lindell, who has no known expertise in voting machines or, apparently, the democratic process is STILL beating the disproven Dominion voting machine conspiracy. He was on Newsmax because they wanted to talk about “cancel culture”. The My Pillow guy has been permanently kicked off of Twitter for spreading misinformation. My Pillow, the company, has ALSO been de-Twittered because Lindell had hijacked that account to spread his baseless claims.
This is just a proposed bill, so it isn t happening yet. This is in the early early stages and I can t see it passing but crazier things have happened. H.R. 127 is a gun proposal that includes a registry and information available to the public.
The Congressional Bill H.R. 127 according to the text inside would require a licensing to possess a firearm and a registration of firearms that would be available for viewing to the general public. According to the bill, each person would be required to get a license to own a gun, it would entail a background check, a psychological evaluation and 24 hours of training. The fee for the license would be $800.