“Well, the Bible is what it is” Yup, the old testament was their best guess as to the whys and whats of the time such that when the kids asked they could say more than, “I don’t know.”; combined, of course, with a large amount of spooky language. And the New T? Well, that was just “borrowed” from earlier lore.
To be fair, we can’t use slashes—even between words, anymore here because GC is afraid it might be the ever dreaded…hyperlink. So, for “and(slash)or”s and the like we are left with a space, a hyphen, or some other punctuation.
Oh and here’s another fact, Brian K. Pritchard, a Georgia Republican official who pushed false claims that the 2020 election was “stolen” was found to have voted illegally nine times, a judge ruled this week. Imagine that…caught and convicted proving the checks and balances do work—just not to prove your point.
I’ve always thought that it is easy to tell who is the true intellectual by their ability to make a point in a diplomatic matter. William F. Buckley or Gore Vidal could tear you apart with mere diplomatic logic. You see, the concept is to take facts—not opinions or suppositions, that support your premise, present them, and let the audience decide who’s point has more validity.
“only people “Denied” the “right” to vote are dead people in Democrat run areas” And what’s funny is the only ones caught voting for their dead wives were republicans one even voted twice. Hahahahaha…imagine that.
More important? They were all caught.
Oh, and here’s your search phrase, “men voting for dead wife”
“Well, the Bible is what it is” Yup, the old testament was their best guess as to the whys and whats of the time such that when the kids asked they could say more than, “I don’t know.”; combined, of course, with a large amount of spooky language. And the New T? Well, that was just “borrowed” from earlier lore.