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McParadigm wrote:You mean like this

Simple Torture wrote:

McParadigm wrote:You mean like this

DO N,OkayTo CONGRATULATE

Simple Torture wrote:

McParadigm wrote:You mean like this

DO N,OkayTo CONGRATULATE

McParadigm wrote:You mean like this

McParadigm wrote:Kobach is getting REAMED in court right now.

Kobach cited Jesse Richman, a professor of political science at Old Dominion University, to defend the charge that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in 2016 because of millions of illegal votes. But when Ho asked Richman if illegal votes had provided the margin for Clinton, Richman said “no.”

Richman produced a study for Kobach last year alleging that as many as 18,000 non-citizens were registered to vote in Kansas. However, the study offered evidence of only six noncitizens who attempted to register. Richman admitted in court that he didn’t know if they had succeeded in registering or voting. And the methodology Richman used to identify noncitizen voters was deeply flawed: He simply flagged people with “foreign”-sounding names, although he was inconsistent in his execution. As Talking Points Memo reported, “two respondents with the last name Lopez were coded as foreign, and three Lopezes were not.”

On the sixth day of the trial, Ho read a series of names and asked Richman if he would label them as foreign-sounding. When he came to the name Carlos Murguia, Richman said he probably would flag it as foreign. Ho responded that Carlos Murguia was a federal judge in that very courthouse in Kansas City

McParadigm wrote:

McParadigm wrote:Kobach is getting REAMED in court right now.

This was such a hoot

Kobach cited Jesse Richman, a professor of political science at Old Dominion University, to defend the charge that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in 2016 because of millions of illegal votes. But when Ho asked Richman if illegal votes had provided the margin for Clinton, Richman said “no.”

Richman produced a study for Kobach last year alleging that as many as 18,000 non-citizens were registered to vote in Kansas. However, the study offered evidence of only six noncitizens who attempted to register. Richman admitted in court that he didn’t know if they had succeeded in registering or voting. And the methodology Richman used to identify noncitizen voters was deeply flawed: He simply flagged people with “foreign”-sounding names, although he was inconsistent in his execution. As Talking Points Memo reported, “two respondents with the last name Lopez were coded as foreign, and three Lopezes were not.”

On the sixth day of the trial, Ho read a series of names and asked Richman if he would label them as foreign-sounding. When he came to the name Carlos Murguia, Richman said he probably would flag it as foreign. Ho responded that Carlos Murguia was a federal judge in that very courthouse in Kansas City

Bi_3 wrote:

bune wrote:Well shit, that's just asking him to do it.

I give him until Friday.

I will donate $50 to RM if Mueller is fired before 11:59pm Friday.

B wrote:B is impressed when President Trump speaks of himself in the third person.

wease wrote:McCabe authorized criminal probe of Sessions for lying in Russia testimony.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/mccab ... 2018-03-21

No wonder he got shitcanned out of his retirement. It was retribution.

simple schoolboy wrote:

wease wrote:McCabe authorized criminal probe of Sessions for lying in Russia testimony.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/mccab ... 2018-03-21

No wonder he got shitcanned out of his retirement. It was retribution.

That's one way to interpret it, sure. That's the problem of course. Is there a popular narrative where McCabe is somewhere in between a hero and a villian?