September 13, 2022
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1:02Now PlayingStop voting counting in FL to hand an election to Bush, ignore hundreds of yrs of precedent on money in politics, abortion, unions, guns and voting rights along partisan lines then steal a seat from Obama and ram a pick thru the last week of an election--and for some reason no flowers & chocolates? Cliff has The Takedown.
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So I thought I'd just do a one, a quick one-minute rebuttal of chief justice Roberts, who's whined and complained and is just very sad that now that, that the court's legitimacy is questioned. There's just no, Al Franken did a great job and I talked about this and that why would people question legitimacy of the court. I don't know. I mean, could it be the Bush versus Gore decision where the the five appointees from Republican presidents wouldn't allow us to keep counting votes. We had plenty of time in Florida. It could have been that. Could have been the decisions undermining the Voting Rights Act so Republicans could cheat and suppress votes. It could be the crazy gun decision that throughout a hundred years of precedent. Could be the crazy Citizens United decision that has foreign money flooding our elections, which Donald Trump then told them and justice Alito literally spoke back to him because justice Alito was a racist at, at the State of the Union. I think it was 2010. Could be the stolen seat of Merrick Garland. Could have been the way they stuck somebody on at the very end, Coney Barrett, when an election was taking place. All of that, John Roberts, maybe you should read about it. You are illegitimate. That was your choice.
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