**FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever known. They were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But still somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the game for the biggest upset and underdog win in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him to be King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away and turn his back on it, handing it all back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emperor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump. ( Even Jefferson reversed his political beliefs in a stunning 180 and ruled with a strong, ambitious executive style upon becoming the 3rd president. He executed in a manner that was very Washingtonian/Hamiltonian, moreso than a democratic rupublican, a philosophy which he staunchly adhered to as a member of Washington's initial cabinet. Jefferson sort of founded the present day 'left', and distrusted government quite powerfully, was a proponent of civil liberties, and believed that the countryside Yeoman farmer represented the heart and sole of American values. Hamilton made up the opposing "Whig" party of strong government-controlled centralized powers, ie, today's republicans, and pushed for political elites to have a stronger influence on the executive branch and federal government in general.

All of these men, on the left and the right, were staunch libertarians. America was the first great experiment of radical libertarian ideals, and created within a few short years the greatest GDP growth, economic growth, and wealth and standard of living increases that have never been recorded. I'd say from 1789 to 1913 was likely the most explosive economic growth that any country has ever experienced in such a time frame. Keep in mind government spending was a mere 1% or less of GDP, and so this was completely driven through innovation and free market capitalism, unencumbered by the parasitic, innovation-stifling government bureaucracies that exist today, which are just routinely side-stepped by donating to the right politicians' re-eletion fund and showering him with gifts and bribes, hidden from the IRS using offshore LLCs and playing a financial three-card-monty to launder the illegal funds, contribution, and bribes.

We'ce come quite a long way since then, and it's amazing the republic has lasted and performed as well as it has, given it's proneness to corporate capture, bribery, and political/financial corruption, and the influence of lobbying and K Street.

Sorry for the wall there, just a stream of consciousness that gives me a little break from the seething rage I experienced when I read the SC answer to the TX case.

I actually believe the the SC made the right call. The handling of elections is the sole duty of the state legislatures, and it's not the SC's fault that RINO CUCKS that have been corrupted by Chinese illegal influence and now march to the order of the CCP, not the people of GA, and it's not the SC's job to fix the mess they made by obscuring from the public that they were bought and paid for by the CCP, and worked for them, not for their GA constituents. KEMP, RAFFENSBURGER, EAT A DICK and DIE. Your seditious and treasonous acts will follow you throughout all of posterity, and let the history book show that these corrupt, CCP puppets did everything they could to cover their assess and please their CCP commanders, while fucking their constituents in the ass, fucking the entire country, and fucking over the nation the next generation will inherit beyond the point of no return.

Trump carried this silly queerish party for the past 4 years, and these lowlife cocksuckers stabbed him in the back to get the free China money flowing freely and supporting their lavish lifestyles, all on the people of GA;s dime. KEMP, RAFFENSBERGER, I hope there's a special place in hell for corrupt, cowardly, amoral savages like yourselves. GA should tear you from inside OUR house and let you swing from a rope like the many uppity slaves that once got the same punishment in GA for vastly lesser crimes. I HOPE YOU FAGGOTS ROT IN HELL. You are dead to me, can't wait to see you try to cling to the office by sweeping this under the rug by next election cycle. FUCK OFF, you will not be forgotten or forgiven.

And nice try pretending not to know what your job requires of you, and punting it to the USSC to clean up your mess, since you're so deep in CCP chicom payoffs you can't make a fucking peep. Fuck you. I grew up in the South (Louisiana), and I can assure you the gravy train is over for you fucktards. Better cash all those China checks because not even Dominion could cheat enough to drag you over the finish line next race.

FUCK GA GOP! We will never forget how you buttfucked this nation and sold us out to China. I think you should die in a firing squad, I think I heard they may be coming back soon.

Once again, FUCK YOU BITCH!

thanks for reading

FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever known. They were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But still somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the game for the biggest upset and underdog win in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him to be King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away and turn his back on it, handing it all back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emperor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump. ( Even Jefferson reversed his political beliefs in a stunning 180 and ruled with a strong, ambitious executive style upon becoming the 3rd president. He executed in a manner that was very Washingtonian/Hamiltonian, moreso than a democratic rupublican, a philosophy which he staunchly adhered to as a member of Washington's initial cabinet. Jefferson sort of founded the present day 'left', and distrusted government quite powerfully, was a proponent of civil liberties, and believed that the countryside Yeoman farmer represented the heart and sole of American values. Hamilton made up the opposing "Whig" party of strong government-controlled centralized powers, ie, today's republicans, and pushed for political elites to have a stronger influence on the executive branch and federal government in general.

All of these men, on the left and the right, were staunch libertarians. America was the first great experiment of radical libertarian ideals, and created within a few short years the greatest GDP growth, economic growth, and wealth and standard of living increases that have never been recorded. I'd say from 1789 to 1913 was likely the most explosive economic growth that any country has ever experienced in such a time frame. Keep in mind government spending was a mere 1% or less of GDP, and so this was completely driven through innovation and free market capitalism, unencumbered by the parasitic, innovation-stifling government bureaucracies that exist today, which are just routinely side-stepped by donating to the right politicians' re-eletion fund and showering him with gifts and bribes, hidden from the IRS using offshore LLCs and playing a financial three-card-monty to launder the illegal funds, contribution, and bribes.

We'ce come quite a long way since then, and it's amazing the republic has lasted and performed as well as it has, given it's proneness to corporate capture, bribery, and political/financial corruption, and the influence of lobbying and K Street.

Sorry for the wall there, just a stream of consciousness that gives me a little break from the seething rage I experienced when I read the SC answer to the TX case.

I actually believe the the SC made the right call. The handling of elections is the sole duty of the state legislatures, and it's not the SC's fault that RINO CUCKS that have been corrupted by Chinese illegal influence and now march to the order of the CCP, not the people of GA, and it's not the SC's job to fix the mess they made by obscuring from the public that they were bought and paid for by the CCP, and worked for them, not for their GA constituents. KEMP, RAFFENSBURGER, EAT A DICK and DIE. Your seditious and treasonous acts will follow you throughout all of posterity, and let the history book show that these corrupt, CCP puppets did everything they could to cover their assess and please their CCP commanders, while fucking their constituents in the ass, fucking the entire country, and fucking over the nation the next generation will inherit beyond the point of no return.

Trump carried this silly queerish party for the past 4 years, and these lowlife cocksuckers stabbed him in the back to get the free China money flowing freely and supporting their lavish lifestyles, all on the people of GA;s dime. KEMP, RAFFENSBERGER, I hope there's a special place in hell for corrupt, cowardly, amoral savages like yourselves. GA should tear you from inside OUR house and let you swing from a rope like the many uppity slaves that once got the same punishment in GA for vastly lesser crimes. I HOPE YOU FAGGOTS ROT IN HELL. You are dead to me, can't wait to see you try to cling to the office by sweeping this under the rug by next election cycle. FUCK OFF, you will not be forgotten or forgiven.

And nice try pretending not to know what your job requires of you, and punting it to the USSC to clean up your mess, since you're so deep in CCP chicom payoffs you can't make a fucking peep. Fuck you. I grew up in the South (Louisiana), and I can assure you the gravy train is over for you fucktards. Better cash all those China checks because not even Dominion could cheat enough to drag you over the finish line next race.

FUCK GA GOP! We will never forget how you buttfucked this nation and sold us out to China. I think you should die in a firing squad, I think I heard they may be coming back soon.

Once again, FUCK YOU BITCH!

**thanks for reading

FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever known. They were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But still somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the game for the biggest upset and underdog win in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him to be King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away and turn his back on it, handing it all back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emperor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump. ( Even Jefferson reversed his political beliefs in a stunning 180 and ruled with a strong, ambitious executive style upon becoming the 3rd president. He executed in a manner that was very Washingtonian/Hamiltonian, moreso than a democratic rupublican, a philosophy which he staunchly adhered to as a member of Washington's initial cabinet. Jefferson sort of founded the present day 'left', and distrusted government quite powerfully, was a proponent of civil liberties, and believed that the countryside Yeoman farmer represented the heart and sole of American values. Hamilton made up the opposing "Whig" party of strong government-controlled centralized powers, ie, today's republicans, and pushed for political elites to have a stronger influence on the executive branch and federal government in general.

All of these men, on the left and the right, were staunch libertarians. America was the first great experiment of radical libertarian ideals, and created within a few short years the greatest GDP growth, economic growth, and wealth and standard of living increases that have never been recorded. I'd say from 1789 to 1913 was likely the most explosive economic growth that any country has ever experienced in such a time frame. Keep in mind government spending was a mere 1% or less of GDP, and so this was completely driven through innovation and free market capitalism, unencumbered by the parasitic, innovation-stifling government bureaucracies that exist today, which are just routinely side-stepped by donating to the right politicians' re-eletion fund and showering him with gifts and bribes, hidden from the IRS using offshore LLCs and playing a financial three-card-monty to launder the illegal funds, contribution, and bribes.

We'ce come quite a long way since then, and it's amazing the republic has lasted and performed as well as it has, given it's proneness to corporate capture, bribery, and political/financial corruption, and the influence of lobbying and K Street.

Sorry for the wall there, just a stream of consciousness that gives me a little break from the seething rage I experienced when I read the SC answer to the TX case.

I actually the the SC made the right call. The handling of elections is the sole duty of the state legislatures, and it's not the SC's fault that RINO CUCKS that have been corrupted by Chinese illegal influence and now march to the order of the CCP, not the people of GA, and it's not the SC's job to fix the mess they made by obscuring from the public that they were bought and paid for by the CCP, and worked for them, not for their GA constituents. KEMP, RAFFENSBURGER, EAT A DICK and DIE. Your seditious and treasonous acts will follow you throughout all of posterity, and let the history book show that these corrupt, CCP puppets did everything they could to cover their assess and please their CCP commanders, while fucking their constituents in the ass, fucking the entire country, and fucking over the nation the next generation will inherit beyond the point of no return.

Trump carried this silly party for the past 4 years, and these lowlife cocksuckers stabbed him in the back to get the free China money flowing freely and supporting their lavish lifestyles, all on the people of GA;s dime. KEMP, RAFFENSBERGER, I hope there's a special place in hell for corrupt, cowardly, amoral animals like yourselves. GA should tear you from inside OUR house and let you swing from a rope like the many uppity slaves that got the same punishment for vastly lesser crimes. I HOPE YOU FAGGOTS ROT IN HELL. You are dead to me, can't wait to see you try to cling to the office by sweeping this under the rug by next election cycle. FUCK OFF, you will not be forgotten or forgiven.

And nice try pretending not to know what your job requires of you, and punting it to the USSC to clean up your mess, since you're so deep in CCP chicom payoffs you can't make a fucking peep. Fuck you. I grew up in the South (Louisiana), and I can assure you the gravy train is over for you fucktards. Better cash all those China checks because not even Dominion could cheat enough to drag you over the finish line next race.

FUCK GA GOP! We will never forget how you buttfucked this nation andn sold us out to China. I think you should die in a firing squad, I think I heard they may be coming back soon.

Once again, FUCK YOU BITCH!

FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever known. They were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But still somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the game for the biggest upset and underdog win in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him to be King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away and turn his back on it, handing it all back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emperor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump. ( Even Jefferson reversed his political beliefs in a stunning 180 and ruled with a strong, ambitious executive style upon becoming the 3rd president. He executed in a manner that was very Washingtonian/Hamiltonian, moreso than a democratic rupublican, a philosophy which he staunchly adhered to as a member of Washington's initial cabinet. Jefferson sort of founded the present day 'left', and distrusted government quite powerfully, was a proponent of civil liberties, and believed that the countryside Yeoman farmer represented the heart and sole of American values. Hamilton made up the opposing "Whig" party of strong government-controlled centralized powers, ie, today's republicans, and pushed for political elites to have a stronger influence on the executive branch and federal government in general.

All of these men, on the left and the right, were staunch libertarians. America was the first great experiment of radical libertarian ideals, and created within a few short years the greatest GDP growth, economic growth, and wealth and standard of living increases that have never been recorded. I'd say from 1789 to 1913 was likely the most explosive economic growth that any country has ever experienced in such a time frame. Keep in mind government spending was a mere 1% or less of GDP, and so this was completely driven through innovation and free market capitalism, unencumbered by the parasitic, innovation-stifling government bureaucracies that exist today, which are just routinely side-stepped by donating to the right politicians' re-eletion fund and showering him with gifts and bribes, hidden from the IRS using offshore LLCs and playing a financial three-card-monty to launder the illegal funds, contribution, and bribes.

FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever known. They were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But still somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the game for the biggest upset and underdog will in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away and turn his back on it, handing it all back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emporor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump. ( Even Jefferson reversed his political beliefs in a stunnign 180 and ruled with a strong, ambitious executive style upon becoming the 3rd president. He executed in a manner that was very Washingtonian, moreso than a democratic rupublican, a philosophy which he staunchly adhered to as a member of Washington's initial cabinet. Jefferson sort of founded the present day 'left', and distrusted government quite powerfully, and believed that the countryside Yeoman farmer represented the heart and sole of American values. Hamilton made up the opposing "Whig" party of strong government-controlled centralized powers, ie, today's republicans, and pushed for political elites to have a stronger influence on the executive branch and federal government in general.

FF's - they were all well-read and could be fairly describred as PhD level political philosophers. They knew political theory starting from Socrates and the birth of the west, to Aristotle, Plato, Xenophone, Montesqieu, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Blackstone, etc. They molded in the best ideas from each of these brilliant minds and created the US Constitution.

Against all odds...a ragtag militia with no funding or training vs. the worlds greatest empire ever seen up to that point in time. We were out-manned, out-trained, and vastly outnumbered. But we somehow pulled off the hail-mary on the last play of the for the biggest upset and underdog will in all of history.

Thank God the French came in on our side. Lafayette was an elite soldier and ally. Balls of solid steel and loyal until the final sword was surrendered. A bit of a boss, if I may.

Washington was widely loved and admired, and the patriots wanted to annoint him King of the US, and he had the love and support of the people to easily takes such measures. . But he was the first politician in human history to have all the power in the world at his fingertips, and then walk away from political power and turn it back over to the people, a never before seen act in the history of modern politics. Even his most committed political enemies couldn't fathom it, and knew it was going to cement his legend as the greatest of all politicians, for he walked away from public life and surrendered all of the political power and the pageantry, voluntarily. He had earned God Emporor status from his peers and critics alike, all across the globe.

Basically the opposite of every President since, with the exception of a few like Jackson, T Roosevelt, Lincoln, Eisenhower, Nixon, and yes... Trump.