Midterms complete, so on with the holidays!
Midterm finale: It’ll likely be a 3 pt difference in the Georgia runoff race for US Senator with about a 98,000 vote margin, once the other 5% of Cobb County gets counted. I predicted a 4 pt race.
Now, the Democratic Senate Majority leader can appoint more Democrats to head the committees, giving more control over the committee agendas and what gets voted out to the floor.
Karen would like to have a word.
Trump’s response to the 17 guilty verdicts against Trump Corporation. (below)
Before I proceed further, we interrupt this newsletter to bring you tidings from the holiday season.
An animal control person offers this and be sure to click through the images.
And now you must go to this musical interlude. (The volume control is upper right).
Now take a deep breath because all the news is not peaches and light.
It’s every parent’s worst nightmare and can happen to any child. I hope she’ll be okay and obtains the medical care and support needed for a full recovery. It’s reported she has self inflicted knife wounds on her arms.
The Supreme Court’s conservatives are a bit too interested in this case to assure any comfort about elections going forward so the questioning will be important to watch today.
If elections become the sole province of state legislatures, without state court oversight, our votes will be meaningless with 50 state autocracies deciding the outcomes.
At Streams of Crunchiness, this is when we dance. Because holidays now take precedence. (Volume is in bottom right corner).
The new governor of Arkansas now has the boots and outfit to match her smoky eye.
Things to remember - Edward Kazala passed this on (below).
Things to remember - Barry Friedman's take (below).
Things to remember - John Olsen has another good reminder. This is useful to enlighten the few who believe both major parties are corrupt. Three in 22 years vs. 335 in 32 years doesn’t support both sides conclusions.
Things to remember - creches and golden retrievers don't mix well.
Things to remember - Lianne Allen adds this useful reminder.
That was refreshing, thanks!
The good thing is Warnock has avoided a recount: GA Law (I'm pretty sure) has an automatic recount (paid for by the state) at .5% difference.
Higher than that, the complainant challenging the election has to pay. I betcha $5 they won't.