https://ballotpedia.org/Center_for_Tech_and_Civic_Life_(CTCL)
Tiana Epps-Johnson, Founder and executive director (she is an "Obama foundation fellow"
Whitney May, Founder and director of government services
Donny Bridges, Founder and director of civic data
Prior to the September 1 announcement, CTCL had announced various grants it was making to city and county election offices, but without specifying the source of the funding for this activity. In July 2020, CTCL announced it would provide $6.3 million in grants to five cities in Wisconsin to support their administration of the November 2020 elections.[4] In August, CTCL announced that it was preparing an additional round of election administration assistance grants for rural counties.[5] In August, CTCL signed a grant agreement with the City of Philadelphia to provide it with $10 million in election assistance.[6] CTCL also provided $2.2 million in election assistance to Delaware County.[6]
Several counties in Georgia, including DeKalb, were also working with the National Vote at Home Institute and CTCL to support their election administration.
https://ballotpedia.org/Center_for_Tech_and_Civic_Life_(CTCL)
Tiana Epps-Johnson, Founder and executive director (she is an "Obama foundation fellow")
Whitney May, Founder and director of government services
Donny Bridges, Founder and director of civic data
Prior to the September 1 announcement, CTCL had announced various grants it was making to city and county election offices, but without specifying the source of the funding for this activity. In July 2020, CTCL announced it would provide $6.3 million in grants to five cities in Wisconsin to support their administration of the November 2020 elections.[4] In August, CTCL announced that it was preparing an additional round of election administration assistance grants for rural counties.[5] In August, CTCL signed a grant agreement with the City of Philadelphia to provide it with $10 million in election assistance.[6] CTCL also provided $2.2 million in election assistance to Delaware County.[6]
Several counties in Georgia, including DeKalb, were also working with the National Vote at Home Institute and CTCL to support their election administration.
Imagine that.
I can't speak on him lately because I havent been a consistent viewer of his in a long time but regardless I don't think the "ride or die" mindset is as productive as we would like it to be.
Tucker has done a TON of redpilling over the years and is currently in a position to continue doing that for years. It is a net negative for him to blow his load on election fraud this early if it gets him replaced by some cuck.
Again, I'm not standing up for anything he is doing but sometimes I think we are too quick to turn on someone, who even at their worst, is still a net positive for our movement.
I've seen a lot of hate on Tucker around this site lately. The man interviewed Bobulinski 3 weeks ago. Feels too much like a leftist mentality to turn our backs so quickly.
Fuck Tim Stool though.
.11 and .08 on my R EC MOV wins, bought the D NO as a hedge incase trump manages to win by over 100.. I pulled the trigger early (3 days ago or so?) I was thinking of throwing a few more bucks on them.
What plays have you made?
I'd never feel sorry for those commie fucks, but it sure is a shame that the good, but brainwashed, people of this country will not be able to revel in the joy of his draining the swamp.
They may wake up when this is all said and done but one will never be able to understand the fight he has led us through without being with him side by side.
Thank you President Trump and thank you to the Pede's who have fought with him along the way. Whether you're a famous meme maker or just someone out there low-key redpilling your friends, you've made a difference.
History in the making. It is time to win.
Would be really nice if we could get a thrdonald.win/research or something along those lines. A place we could archive the fascist lefts tweets, media retractions, debunked media. Research topics like the Biden laptop, put chronological timelines of things like spygate with media articles, maybe a wing where we can make super clips of people like dumb lemon pushing ideas that would be considered "alt-right" now.
We all know so much, but imagine how much we have forgotten. Done right this could be amazing.
I'm putting my faith in the fact that the wiki article says the Bedfords law has been used in court at the local, state, and federal level. Its also been used to detect election fraud. If the data we are seeing on here is accurate, Joe is a significant outlier in some of these cities that we have reports of fraud coming out of. I dont yet know enough about how ballots are numbered to have a complete understanding of it.
Bedford's law can be used in court to establish election fraud. This is a pretty (I would even say very) strong indicator that the fraud was significant enough to sway the election. We should be presenting this information to the normies in tandem.
Ever since the debate Biden signs have just about disappeared from the southern burbs.
Any MN pedes noticing the same? It took me a couple days to believe people had actually yanked them, but it seems the signs have dropped off 80-90%
Whoa whoa whoa. Get out of here with those crazy conspiracy theories. It's probably one of those ironic names like when you call a big guy Tiny.