Attributing the quote also sends a notification to the person being quoted, allowing timelier responses in order to clarify, provide context, rebut etc.
To be fair, he started with "one could say" which is by no means definitive.
You don't seem to start your attacks with any disclaimer either. Just sayin'.
Feel free to provide the context of Trump's call to Georgia Sec'y of State Raffensperger.
The full transcript of the call is published by various sources online.
While you're at it, address the attempt to replace state-certified electors with an alternate slate of electors, the dozens of court...
That's a pretty convenient way to minimize past actions.
Politicians and pundits employing "overturn" and "illegitimate" election rhetoric tend to fall in line once the losing candidate publicly concedes. That's why "they failed to incite anyone sufficiently" in 2016.
Or, as you suggest...
Hilary Clinton called Donald Trump to concede. She also asked her supporters to accept the results of the election.
Obama, the Clintons, Carter all attended Donald Trump's inauguration.
Of course, people will act if a desire is strong enough, but it's quite a leap to assume malfeasance will be the result. There is nothing wrong with either party taking action based on their desires and beliefs. If Democrats (or Republicans) wish to introduce legislation in order to advance...
Thanks.
My point was to address your claim that:
"Democrats are the ones who most often express desire to change the fundamental rules for elections (eg. electoral college); to stack or otherwise alter the USSC; to add states purely for the purpose of rebalancing the senate; to narrow the...
Donald Trump falsely claimed election fraud before, during, and after election.
He pressured state officials to invalidate results.
He pressured state officials to "find" votes for him.
He actively and publicly encouraged disruption of the counting of Electoral College votes.
He and his...
"In Japan, like in China and Korea, the first name follows the family name. A person with the first name "Ichiro" and the family name "Suzuki" is, therefore, called "Suzuki Ichiro" rather than "Ichiro Suzuki"."
https://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2271.html
Fair point. I'm not under the impression that Canada could be (or should be) a super power - but it would certainly be a refreshing change to have a government able to undertake meaningful, ambitious projects (any portfolio) that could benefit all, instead of short-sighted voter pandering.
I...
We'd also need a government/political party willing to commit to a grand strategy or vision for the country, instead of myopically focussing on "winning the next election" ...
Should the title of this thread be modified to reflect that the attached video is, in fact, a Russian propaganda video - not factual whatsoever?
The Russian module has not been detached from ISS, despite what the title of this thread directly states.
I'll just note that the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency does report to Parliament, and is intended to complement the work of the NSICOP.
As an independent agency reporting to Parliament, perhaps it may be seen to be less vulnerable to potential partisan abuse or political...
Since 2018, the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians has fulfilled a role similar to what you are suggesting.
https://www.nsicop-cpsnr.ca/index-en.html
From the website:
"The National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians Act mandates the...
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