update I’m watching Kayleigh Mcenany on Hannity now with some bigger stuff. Specific allegations with big numbers, like tens of thousands of votes big. So they are doing more than I thought.
***or maybe not. Just read the transcript of what she said and it's hard to tell what she is specifically referring to. At one point she says "60 percent of ballots" in Wayne County have the same signature. Last night I thought, does she really mean that? That would be obvious massive voter fraud. Or does she mean 60 ballots? Oh it's 60 percent...of "one batch.' That could mean "six"
Look:
'In one county, Wayne County, Michigan, in one batch of ballots, 60 percent had the same signatures, 35 had no voter record but were counted anyway, 50 ballots were run multiple times through a machine."
Please use the term media cave, - I hate the phrase man cave - it’s reductive and derogatory. As Sebastian Maniscalco said “my father had a man cave it was the house”
Thank you for reminding me. I wanted to talk about our post-show hangout in Memphis and here it is:
“Getting ready”
To get ready.
I’ve not worked out since Thursday. I did do 200 kettlebell clean and presses that day, a personal best.
Since then I’ve been working on getting ‘The Big Blue Beast’ road ready. I detailed costs in another post. Friday I wrestled 4 Sumitomo 215 75/R17.5 tires around (85 lbs each) got them mounted on the rig and ‘torqued’ their nuts to 100lbs.
Yeah, I know, that just sounds dirty and wrong.
On one hub, I had to replace the Disc Brake ‘shoes’. The inside disc’s clips broke off. Which are required to keep it in place. This requires removing the Caliper, and reinstalling it.
While doing so, the bolts that attach the caliper to the axle were tight (I should have lubed them), the socket wrench slipped, hitting my right eye brow, just to the right of center.
I realized just how hard I hit myself when blood dripped off my glasses. 1/4” split in the skin. My projects always come out better when i put a little blood in.
Saturday I put new watch batteries in...
