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This is developing way faster than I anticipated. After posting the above earlier today, I later learned that a lawsuit is developing in New Hampshire to keep Trump off the NH presidential primary ballot on 14th Amendment grounds. The NH Secretary of State is directly involved. The question is...

Thanks for the laugh. That's a good one!

Per Google Bard: According to the sources I have found, Trump has raised the following amounts of money after each of his indictments: March 30, 2023: Indicted by a Manhattan grand jury on charges of making hush money payments to an adult film star during his 2016 campaign. Raised $13.5...

The so-called trend is indeed deniable. When you are working with an unknown methodology or methodologies, and numbers the source of which cannot be objectively verified, even from episode to episode, you can confirm or deny anything you wish.

This Hawaii thing keeps coming up again and again because it's one of the few hopes the fake electors have, and it is a faint hope at that. You are welcome to dissect the details as often as you wish. You do it a lot so you must find some satisfaction in that activty. I'm content to sit back...

Granted. It is indeed an assertion (an indictment, actually, but not a proven fact). If the fake electors don't plead out, we'll see them proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in court, I believe. Fani Willis's conviction rate is over 90%. The DOJ's conviction rate conviction rate is around...

You are making my point. The Twitter view data is meaningless because nobody on the outside really knows what the true views are.

Republican Debate; Early Effect on the Polls Before the Republican debate, Trump led the Republican primary race led by a wide margin. DeSantis was second, Ramaswamy was third. While it's only been a short time since the debate and more polling will be done, it seems little has changed. Trump...

No, I'm trying to draw words out of your mouth. How do you explain the number that is beyond belief? More to the point, how many human beings actually watched the interview for more than a few minutes, and how do you know?

I have not viewed the interview even once. But the way Twitter (now X) counts the views, my account is responsible for dozens of views.

Bard left out the Democratic electors because I did not ask Bard about that. Now that I have, Bard says this about them: "... they [met and voted] in good faith, believing that the recount results were incorrect." Notice the "good faith" difference between the Hawaii electors of BOTH parties...

Per Google search, the number of people in the US over age 18 is 259.2 million. Do you mean to suggest every single adult in the US plus 300,000 minors viewed that interview?

I'm not going to get into ancient Hawaii details. If the Hawaii argument has any merit at all, it will be made in court in the near future. Here's what Google Bard says about this: "The Georgia Republican electors were charged with crimes because they knowingly and willfully violated the law...

That Hawaii argument is often cited. I expect it will be argued in court too. There are notable differences; namely, note the difference between "alternate" electors and "fraudulent (fake) electors." In some states, Republicans put true alternate electors forward. None of those were charged with...

Unlikely

The "Trump is disqualified by the 14th Amendment" idea is gaining traction. 1. In New Mexico, a county official who participated in the insurrection has been removed from office under the 14th Amendment. His name is Couy Griffen. He appealed this action to the New Mexico Supreme Court and the...

Prison reform and Trump experiencing jail for the first time are two different issues. I have always supported prison reform. I am also thrilled to see Trump forced to enter a real jail to be booked. One does not offset the other. While I would love to see Trump sentenced to prison for a long...

Because it costs more if you use other people's money. Trump could have put up the $20,000 out of pocket without paying fees. But by using the bondsman's money, he incurs a fee. That's what confuses me about this. Why is Trump paying a fee when he does not have to? Other than the fee, the...

Yes. That is true. There are indeed different ways to protest. And some are more effective than others. Staying home when Trump calls on you to come out in protest is an ineffective way to protest. Regarding the other ways there are to protest, how are those working? To date there have been...

The number of fake electors now flipping has grown to three. https://www.politico.com/news/2023/08/24/co-defendant-georgia-trump-indictment-00112932