Saturday, December 03, 2022

Constitution Radio: Coming Apart At the Seams

Constitution Radio with Douglas V. Gibbs

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Topics on Today's program:

· Targeting the Middle Class was, and is, the original plan

            ⸰  Is Congress and the Democrats Guilty of Treason?

            ⸰  Does the State Legislatures have a leg to stand on regarding elections?

·  USA, Inc. - Is the United States a Corporation as per the 1871 Organic Act?

·  Arizona Election Hi-jinx
              ⸰  Testimonies Reveal Arizona Voter Fraud

·  Musk Releases Files Showing Twitter Influenced 2020 Election, Targeted Free Speech


3 comments:

Anonymous said...

"Ain't Ain't a word." Fascinating story.

Anonymous said...

Cool topic Mr. Doug!💸

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-04-26/how-the-u-s-and-european-middle-classes-compare

How the U.S. and European Middle Classes Compare - Bloomberg

Using data from Luxembourg’s Cross-National Data Center, the report paints a surprisingly complex picture of the progress of U.S. and EU middle-income earners from 1991 to 2010.

Yes, this swath of the American population has shrunk while lower and higher income tiers have grown. By contrast, Western Europe performance is decidedly mixed. The middle class is shrinking in Germany, Italy, and Spain—but growing in Ireland, the U.K., and the Netherlands.

Anonymous said...

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/moore-v-harper-explained

Moore v. Harper, Explained | Brennan Center for Justice

Read this and am still confused:
The legislators have argued that a debunked interpretation of the U.S. Constitution — known as the "independent state legislature theory” — renders the state courts and state constitution powerless in matters relating to federal elections...The gerrymander was so extreme that an evenly divided popular vote would have awarded 10 seats to the Republicans and only four to the Democrats. The map was a radical statistical outlier more favorable to Republicans than 99.9999% of all possible maps.