The OP's link is utter drivel.  Congrats.  Without the vaccine you can contract the virus and inadvertently pass it on to someone else and kill them.

Is there evidence that suggests asymptotic transmission is anything other than rare?  I thought the great majority of cases were transmitted to people in close contact with overtly sick people.

You won't get a Trump as president out of this.  I know that's what you want, but there's zero process in the Constitution to declare fraud and install the other guy as the president.  Even if Congress decided that the president had to be removed because of a fraudulent election, it would go in order of succession and the City Dog Catcher of DC comes before Trump does.   

These are the states that you're looking at, but if you expand your thinking a little, you can actually get this down to under 60,000 votes, for example by including Nebraska.  Makes you wonder what little thing 60,000 votes would have required, doesn't it?

I doubt anyone here expects to get Trump back in office out of this. What we must do now is fix this for the future or we are a One Party State.

My brothers and I was were much into this in the mid to late 60s

The advance is supposed to be based on expected royalties.  And it's not paid back if the book doesn't sell.  Quite the scam.  I wonder where the money really comes from.  For normal authors it's paid by the publisher.  For these crooks I bet it's paid to the publisher from somewhere else.  And because it's a private transaction there's no reporting.

I thought you were pre-law.

Pre law, Pre Med, its all the same.....

Minor in Primitive Cultures. 

small steps.  Those 15 cases aren't the end of this.

Cannot be coincidence. If they're brazed enough to openly steal an election, they're brazen enough to do this as well. These poor people are just early collateral damage in the coming war.

So I’m picturing meeting up with Jim and Rush for a teriyaki lunch. We all have to present our counterfeit Asian cards. Jim’s got his face in his plate, chowing down, and Rush furtively is glancing about to see if anyone is approaching to censure her for using chopsticks while not being Asian. But she’s happy to be able to tell people later that she was carded in her dotage.

I surreptitiously stow away my MAGA hat so the other diners won’t think Trump supporters hang around with Neanderthals and paranoid culture appropriators. EppyGA walks in wearing full Trump gear and tells me to stop being a ninny.

Little Joe and his wife flew into town for the meetup but at the last minute she decided she preferred not to have lunch with deplorables so they had barbecue.

Username and YOLT refused to join us because they weren’t comfortable using their counterfeit Asian cards so soon after their trips to Costco, where Asian ID is now required when buying 20-lb sacks of rice. Anthony’s out looking for a black girlfriend so he can appropriate some of her reparations.

Steingar is out at a demonstration lobbying for mandatory forehead tattoos of one’s race because the Asian ID card situation is becoming chaotic and unmanageable. “It’s just some ink, you cretins!” says he.

Bflynn is off in a corner booth observing everything so he can write posts pointing out the inconsistencies in the posts we write about the event later.

I’ve left people out, I’m sure. But from my camera angle, that’s the way it went down.

Edit: Bob Noel was there, but was busy trying to calculate the internal dimensions of the oddly-shaped soy sauce bottle using calculus, scribbling equations all over the dinner napkins. He had no comment, unless it was something terse that I missed.