The GOP's "election integrity" lawyer was just indicted for election subversion
www.motherjones.com
Christina Bobb tried to overturn the 2020 election, and Arizona just charged her for it.

The attorney, Christina Bobb running the Republican National Committee’s “election integrity” effort has been criminally charged by the state of Arizona for her efforts to help Donald Trump steal the 2020 election. This turn of events highlights the Orwellian meaning of the phrase “election integrity,” as used by Trump and the Republican Party: An effort to win at all costs.

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    • theprogressivist OP
      37•5 months ago

      Reality really has out done The Onion. The Onion isn’t even onion-y enough at this point.

    • @SkybreakerEngineerEnglish
      5•5 months ago

      Not ironic so much as an excuse to be awful, with a little bit of projection thrown in depending on how much kool-aid they drank

  • @Etterra
    12•5 months ago

    What? Republicans are hypocrites and liars? Who could have imagined such a thing!

  • @cosmicrookie
    9•5 months ago

    Its like when the police hire a criminal to solve crime, just reversed

  • @AA5B
    7•5 months ago

    I hope these proceedings can restore faith in the democratic process, that was stolen and seemed lost forever. Criminals were able to manipulate the election and even gain power briefly but justice shall prevail. In the end, they won’t get away with it, and we will have democracy back.

  • Norgur
    6•5 months ago

    Nonono, you don’t understand! He was at Brandon’s heels, and now they try to smear him with the evidence they have against him, but he never had against Brandon! I do not see why this could be taken for anything else than a subversion by the Deep State to further hinder Donald Trumpet and his croney-crew!

          • @[email protected]
            3•5 months ago

            Damn, why the fuck does “Shellac” have a k in that tense. TIL another way English sucks.

            • @[email protected]
              1•5 months ago

              Most words ending in -[vowel]c get a k when the ending is more than just s, without changing to a soft c.

              We picnicked in a panicky mood while politicking traffickers rollicked nearby.

              Is spelled correctly (for American English at least), which would be fine if it weren’t for words like gimmick, but if anyone gives you shit for not assuming that, they’re an idiot.