The Lake

[jon-nyc]

I doubt it’s muddy at all. There’s probably a half century of case law as to what constitutes a public performance.

[Horace]

@jon-nyc said in The Lake:

I doubt it’s muddy at all. There’s probably a half century of case law as to what constitutes a public performance.

And yet the playing of unlicensed songs by well heeled campaigns continues to be ubiquitous.

[jon-nyc]

Her experience with the song is a great metaphor for her campaign. She thinks she “wont back down” but ultimately the law says she has to.

[Doctor Phibes]

Let's just be thankful that nothing rhymes with orange.

[89th]

Now we're just being petty

[Jolly]

As long as they pay fair use, who cares?

[jon-nyc]

Magats gon’ Magat.

[Jolly]

Blame them?

It was a total clusterfuck of an election in Maricopa County. Care to defend that?

[jon-nyc]

@Jolly said in The Lake:

Blame them?

It was a total clusterfuck of an election in Maricopa County. Care to defend that?

The Republican in charge was prepared to do just that, but the Magats only wanted to preen in front of the camera.

Care to defend that?

[Jolly]

Absolutely.

Maricopa County was a travesty in 2020. Most people would try to fix their problem. Maricopa managed to make it worse.

Gross incompetence is worthy of derision.

Unless you'd care to defend that.

[jon-nyc]

@Jolly

Seems to me if you were genuinely concerned about election procedures and practices, you’d ask the guy in your own party who is in charge.

But if you just used election denialism to grift off the credulous third of the GOP base then you’d make an angry video and walk out.

[Jolly]

Look at the bright side...If this was Fulton County and this happened in that Democrat stronghold, buildings would be burning by now...

[Jolly]

You know what's interesting?

I think Lake was up by 10 points in the polls just before the election. On the down ballot, Republicans picked up more than 100,000 votes than she did.

The first can be explained by mail-in ballots. Don't know if the second one can.

In other news, California is still conting ballots (around 250,000) and won't be through for another week.

Helluva way to run a railroad...

[taiwan_girl]

I was reading somewhere (can't find the article right now) that is the Arizona places do not certify, then the state will not count their ballots at all. This could result in a couple of Congress races switching over to the Democrat side.

[Jolly]

@taiwan_girl said in The Lake:

I was reading somewhere (can't find the article right now) that is the Arizona places do not certify, then the state will not count their ballots at all. This could result in a couple of Congress races switching over to the Democrat side.

The AG's office told one election official to certify their results or be charged with a felony.

[jon-nyc]

@Jolly

Let me guess - that election official had a PhD in Algebraic Topology from Princeton and wrote in Mike Bloomberg for president in 2020.

[Axtremus]

Kari Lake’s and Mark Finchem’s lawyers haven’t been sanctioned by the court … ”over Lake and Finchem’s lawsuit seeking to ban the use of voting machines in last month’s election, ruling that the suit spread lies about Arizona’s election system being vulnerable to fraud. …”

https://www.msnbc.com/the-reidout/reidout-blog/lake-finchem-lawsuit-lawyer-sanctions-rcna59806

The court ruling:

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.azd.1294569/gov.uscourts.azd.1294569.106.0_1.pdf

Among other things, the lawsuit brought by these lawyers on behalf of Lake and Finchem claims that Arizona uses an electronic voting system susceptible to fraud and asked the court to mandate Arizona to use paper ballot instead. But Arizona is still using the paper ballot.

[Jolly]

The problem in Maricopa was tabulators.

[Axtremus]

Pretty good visual facsimile of Lake:

Link to video

[George K]

Tina Fey~Sarah Palin >>> Whoever that was~Kari Lake.