KOMMONSENTSJANE – SECURE ELECTIONS – Require Common Sense Solutions….

08/21/2025

Every country throughout the world has their own methods of how people vote. Right or wrong, people always find a way to cheat as we in the U.S. have experienced. The 2020 election was the most corrupt election in history. With DOGE, we found out how corrupt our country was from start to finish. The internet is the most insecure place to secure anything. The thieves are working 24/7 to make a dime.

It is time to make our elections as secure as possible. In some countries the election day voting of the President is a declared holiday. Therefore, the voter has plenty of time. Also, each eligible citizen has a VOTER ID CARD and it is attached to his vote. After the election and a period of time, it is up to the voter who is notified by newpaper account to pick up his card from a given area. (It is his responsibility.) How much more secure is that?

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U.S. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump attend the 9/11 observance at the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, U.S., September 11, 2017. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque/File Photo

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Now, lets have some words from the left to show their ignorance and incompetency. They are paid by the word to always deflect and try to color the words of our President in their favor. After DOGE’s review and reflection on their party, I would think the media/voters would learn that their leaders keep drinking Obama’s kool-aide which is spiked with “the dumbing down” pills to keep them in their place. How much longer are these Americans going to learn the freedom bell rings at the voting both.

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With the echo of Vladimir Putin’s whisper in his ear, in front of President Volodymyr Zelensky and seven other European leaders, Trump announced he’s preparing an executive order to ban mail-in ballots and even outlaw voting machines across America ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.Another Market Crash Is Coming—Here’s When

Sitting in front of the Chancellor of Germany and the Prime Minister of Great Britain — both nations that allow and even encourage mail-in voting — Trump said:

“Mail-in ballots are corrupt mail-in ballots. You can never have a real democracy with mail-in ballots, and we as a Republican Party are gonna do everything possible that we get rid of mail-in ballots. We’re gonna start with an executive order that’s being written right now by the best lawyers in the country to end mail-in ballots because they’re corrupt. And, you know that we’re the only country in the world, I believe, I may be wrong, but just about the only country in the world that uses it because of what’s happened.”

This is not just a partisan maneuver. It’s an open assault on the Constitution, a grotesque power grab, and a direct threat to the foundation of democracy itself. And it’s happening in real time, in broad daylight, with a criminally compliant Republican Party cheering him on.

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Republicans hate mail-in voting for multiple reasons.

First, for people who’re paid by the hour, mail-in voting increases participation because they can fill out their ballots at the kitchen table after work. Republicans don’t want people to vote, and have introduced more than 400 pieces of legislation in the past three years nationwide to make voting more difficult.

Second, mail-in voting makes voters better informed and less vulnerable to sound-byte TV ads because, while perusing that ballot at the kitchen table, they can look up candidates on their laptops and get more detail and information. Republicans hate informed voters and rely heavily on often-dishonest advertisements to swing voters.

Third, mail-in ballots — because they arrive in the mail weeks before the election — give voters an early chance to discover if they’ve been the victim of Republican voter-roll purges, one of their favorite tactics to pre-rig elections.

Fourth, mail-in ballots end the GOP trick of understaffing and under-resourcing polling places in minority neighborhoods, leading to hours-long lines. Hispanic voters generally wait 150 percent longer than white voters, and Black voters must endure a 200 percent longer wait; mail-in ballots put an end to this favorite of the GOP’s voter suppression efforts.

Trump, knowing all this, couldn’t help himself yesterday, finally blurting out his real reason for wanting to end mail-in voting in America:

“We got to stop mail-in voting, and the Republicans have to lead the charge. The Democrats want it because they have horrible policy. If you [don’t] have mail-in voting, you’re not gonna have many Democrats get elected. That’s bigger than anything having to do with redistricting, believe me.”

Once again, Trump is ignoring the law and the Constitution, which explicitly delegates the administration of elections to the states and Congress, not presidential executive orders.

That’s not some vague norm or debatable tradition: it’s written into the very DNA of our system of government. States set the rules, unless Congress — not the president — overrides them. States decide how their citizens vote, as the Constitution’s Article I, Section 4, Clause 1 dictates:

“The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.”

Yet here we have a president declaring that he alone will dictate the terms of elections nationwide, in direct violation of two centuries of law and precedent. This is not only unconstitutional, it’s tyrannical.

When a president asserts powers he does not have, with the full knowledge that they aren’t his to wield, he’s announcing to the country that the rule of law no longer constrains him. That’s the definition of dictatorship.

And what makes this even more obscene is the source of Trump’s inspiration. According to multiple reports, Trump’s sudden rant on mail-in ballots followed a private conversation with Putin, who reportedly told Trump that mail-in voting was the reason he lost in 2020.

The man occupying the Oval Office is now taking advice about how to rig American elections from the very dictator who has spent his career poisoning journalists, jailing opponents, and staging sham referendums to annex entire countries.

It’s bad enough that Trump has always been Putin’s toady, but now we see the Kremlin effectively writing U.S. election law. If Jefferson, Madison, or Lincoln were alive to hear this, they would spit.

Mail-in voting is not a scam. It’s not a trick. It’s how tens of millions of Americans — Republicans, Democrats, independents — exercise their right to vote.

Seniors rely on it. People with disabilities rely on it. Military service members overseas rely on it. Hourly workers who can’t take a day off rely on it. Parents with young children rely on it. Rural voters, who often live miles from polling places, rely on it.

And every study, every audit, every bipartisan commission has found mail-in voting to be secure, safe, and reliable. Five states do it exclusively; we’ve had it more than two decades here in Oregon with nary a single scandal or problem. To call it fraudulent is a lie. To ban it is voter suppression on a scale this country has never seen.

And voting machines? Trump is openly declaring that he’ll return us to mind-numbingly slow hand-counting of ballots, a tactic straight from the authoritarian playbook designed to create chaos, delays, and endless opportunities to dispute the results in 2026 and 2028.

I’ve had concerns about voting machines and Windows-based tabulators for decades, but my solution isn’t to end them. Instead, we should use machines owned by the government itself, generating paper ballots and operating transparently on open-source software with every election subject to sample audits.

Instead of trying to make elections more secure, Trump’s laying the groundwork for election theft in plain sight. This isn’t subtle: it’s the loud declaration of a man preparing to overturn the will of the voters, with the blessing of a foreign adversary, and with a Republican Party too craven to object.

If Trump succeeds in outlawing mail-in ballots and voting machines, millions of Americans will simply not be able to vote. Seniors in nursing homes, service members abroad, people with disabilities, single parents, rural citizens: they will all be disenfranchised overnight. And make no mistake: that’s the point.

This is not about integrity. This is not about security. This is about shrinking the electorate to a size that Republicans believe will guarantee them victory forever.

Republicans know they can’t win free and fair elections in much of America. They know their policies are unpopular. They know their agenda is toxic.

So they cheat. They gerrymander districts into grotesque shapes that make a mockery of representative government. They purge voters from the rolls. They criminalize voter registration drives. They intimidate voters at the polls.

And now, at Trump’s command and Putin’s urging, they want to ban the very methods by which millions of Americans vote. This is not politics as usual. This is the slow-motion strangulation of democracy.

Every American who believes in self-government must rise up against this. Governors must prepare to defy such an executive order in court and in practice. State legislatures must assert their constitutional authority.

Attorneys general must be ready to sue. And ordinary citizens must take to the streets, the phones, the ballot box, and every civic space available to declare that this will not stand. Because if it does, we’ll have surrendered the very essence of the American experiment.

We’ve been here before in spirit if not in form.

Ronald Reagan’s campaign cut a deal with the Iranian Ayatollahs to hang onto the hostages until after the election. Richard Nixon tried to sabotage our democracy by killing Lyndon Johnson’s peace negotiations with Vietnam and followed-up with burglaries and cover-ups when he thought Democrats were onto him. He was forced to resign. George W. Bush and the GOP stopped the counting of votes in Florida and handed the presidency to themselves. That assault has scarred our politics for decades.

But never — not once in 250 years — has a president openly declared that he will strip states of their constitutional right to run elections, end mail-in voting, and ban voting machines altogether. This is unprecedented, authoritarian, and it must be stopped.

It’s also just one in a broad spectrum of attacks Republicans have launched against your right to vote, with the SAVE Act — which will prevent women from voting if their birth certificate and drivers’ license have different names on them and they’ve never had an official change-of-name in the courts — teed up in the US Senate. All while millions are being purged from the voting rolls as you read these words.

This is the moment when the American people must decide whether they still believe in democracy. If we shrug, if we accept this as just more noise from a corrupt and broken con man, we will lose it. If we wait for someone else to act, we will lose it. If we tell ourselves the courts will save us, we may be bitterly disappointed.

The survival of democracy has never been guaranteed. It has always required vigilance, courage, and action. Now it requires all three from each of us.

Trump’s promised executive order is not just a legal maneuver. It’s a declaration of war against the American people. It’s the dream of every tyrant: to control who votes and who does not, to dictate the rules of elections so that the outcome is predetermined.

What Putin and Trump are proposing is not democracy. It’s not freedom. It’s not America.

And the Republicans who are enabling this treachery are as guilty as Trump himself. They’re betraying their oaths, their constituents, and our country. History will remember them not as conservatives or patriots, but as the gravediggers of our Republic.

This is the line. This is the moment. We cannot let Trump and his cronies bulldoze democracy into the ground at Putin’s command. Every patriot, every progressive, every independent, every honest conservative who still believes in the Constitution must join together and say no.

No to dictatorship. No to disenfranchisement. No to treason.

If we fail now, there may not be another chance.

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Yes, the forces of evil were working overtime to make our country a socialist one. Now that we have DOGE, there should be no excuses for illegal voting with a SECURE voter ID and a scan by DOGE to verify the person. Especially, after deleting all dead folks from the social security rolls and passport verification.

Since the Presidential voting is only every four years – why not a holiday for only that election day and no early election time.

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – Bill Gates Declares the End of the Smartphone Era and Unveils Its Surprising Replacement

08/20/2025

Story by Arezki Amiri

Sorry, but, a tattoo is like marrying something.

If we lose our communication tools – what else will it come too? I don’t want to wear my phone. When I want solitude – I leave my phone at its docking station.

Will we still have Starlight or Mode available

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Bill Gates. Credit: Shutterstock | The Daily Galaxy –Great Discoveries Channel© Daily Galaxy US

In a bold prediction that’s making waves across the tech world, Microsoft founder Bill Gates has suggested that smartphones could soon be obsolete, replaced by an entirely new kind of technology. Forget everything you know about handheld devices—Gates envisions a future where electronic tattoos become the new norm.

The Decline of Smartphones

Smartphones have been an indispensable part of our lives for over a decade. From checking emails to scrolling through social media and navigating our daily routines, these devices have shaped how we interact with the world. But Gates believes this era is nearing its end. According to Medium, Gates points to electronic tattoos, developed by Chaotic Moon and later acquired by Accenture, as the next big leap in personal technology. Instead of holding a phone in our hands, these tattoos could allow us to communicate, access the internet, and even monitor our health, all without a screen in sight.

The key advantage? These tattoos are integrated into the body. Imagine having a device embedded in your skin that lets you interact with the world through simple gestures or touch. It’s sleek, unobtrusive, and possibly more intuitive than anything we’ve seen so far. The tattoos are powered by tiny nanocapacitors, and they don’t require bulky batteries or displays, making them a far more subtle alternative to today’s mobile devices.Related video: Technologies That Will Change Our World (Innovative Techs)

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How Do These Tattoos Work?

You might be wondering, “What exactly are electronic tattoos?” Well, think of them as temporary skin applications that use smart ink filled with nanocapacitors. These tattoos can communicate with surrounding devices, letting you do things like send messages, browse the web, or even unlock doors—all with a simple swipe or gesture.

Beyond communication, these tattoos could also monitor vital signs like your heart ratebody temperature, and even detect potential health issues before they become serious. They are, in essence, a health tracker and a communication tool rolled into one. And the best part? They’re invisible, meaning no more holding a phone or carrying a bulky device around. It’s a seamless experience where technology becomes a part of you, not something you carry.

The Big Questions: Privacy, Security, and Ethics

As exciting as this sounds, it raises some serious questions about privacy. These tattoos would collect an immense amount of personal data, from your location to your health metrics. Who owns this data? How do we ensure it’s protected? These are the kinds of ethical dilemmas that are bound to crop up as we move closer to this kind of technology.

Moreover, imagine the security risks. With biometric data stored on your skin, could someone hack into your tattoo or steal your identity in new and more dangerous ways? Digital security could take on a whole new meaning, as cybercriminals may look for ways to exploit this deeply integrated tech.

Still, there are undeniable advantages. The tattoos could replace the need for passwordscredit cards, or even physical keys. In theory, they could provide a level of security that’s far more robust than anything we have today, thanks to their biometric uniqueness.

A Revolution in Wellness

Another fascinating aspect of electronic tattoos is their potential to change how we think about health and wellness. The ability to monitor heart ratesleep patterns, and other critical health markers continuously could help us catch potential health issues before they become urgent. In a world where wellness tech is rapidly evolving, these tattoos could provide more accurate, real-time health data than any current wearable.

But there’s also the social impact to consider. If these tattoos become mainstream, it could mean the end of screen addiction. Without the constant distraction of staring at a smartphone screen, we might experience a more focused, less fragmented interaction with technology. This shift could fundamentally alter our social behavior and even how we relate to one another.

However, this also brings up another issue: the social divide. How accessible would this technology be? If only certain groups have access to it, the digital divide could become even more pronounced.

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – Microsoft AI CEO says AI models that seem conscious are coming. Here’s why he’s worried.

Story by rscammell@businessinsider.com (Robert Scammell)

08/20/2025

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Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images

Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images© Stephen Brashear/Getty Images

  • Mustafa Suleyman is worried about AI misleading people into thinking it’s conscious.
  • The Microsoft AI CEO calls this “Seemingly Conscious AI” and warns it’s “inevitable and unwelcome.”
  • In a personal essay, he said there should be guardrails to ensure people don’t become disconnected from reality.

There may be no evidence that AI is conscious, but Mustafa Suleyman is concerned that it might become advanced enough to convince some people that it is.

In a personal essay published Tuesday, the Microsoft AI CEO described this phenomenon as “Seemingly Conscious AI,” which he defined as having “all the hallmarks of other conscious beings and thus appears to be conscious.”

Its arrival could be “dangerous” for society, Suleyman wrote, because it could lead to people forming attachments to AI and advocating for AI rights.

“It disconnects people from reality, fraying fragile social bonds and structures, distorting pressing moral priorities,” he said.

Suleyman, who previously cofounded DeepMind and Inflection, was clear that there is currently “zero evidence” that AI is conscious.

He said, however, that he was “growing more and more concerned” about so-called AI psychosis, a term increasingly being used to describe when people form delusional beliefs after interacting with chatbots.

“I don’t think this will be limited to those who are already at risk of mental health issues,” Suleyman wrote. “Simply put, my central worry is that many people will start to believe in the illusion of AIs as conscious entities so strongly that they’ll soon advocate for AI rights, model welfare and even AI citizenship.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, recently said that most ChatGPT users can “keep a clear line between reality and fiction or role-play, but a small percentage cannot.” Meanwhile, David Sacks, the White House’s AI czar, has compared AI psychosis to the “moral panic” of social media’s early days.

Suleyman predicted that Seemingly Conscious AI, or SCAI, could arrive in two to three years, and said it’s both “inevitable and unwelcome.”

Such systems would have traits like empathetic personalities, the ability to recall more interactions with users, and greater autonomy, among other characteristics.

The rise of vibe coding means that anyone with a laptop, “some cloud credits,” and the right natural language prompts could make it easier to reproduce SCAI, he said.

Suleyman, who moved to Microsoft in 2024 to spearhead the development of its AI tool Copilot, called on companies to refrain from describing their AI as conscious as they pursue superintelligence, which is when AI surpasses humans at most intellectual tasks.

“AI companions are a completely new category, and we urgently need to start talking about the guardrails we put in place to protect people and ensure this amazing technology can do its job of delivering immense value to the world,” Suleyman added.

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KOMMONSENTSJANE – There Are Different Types of Wars.

8/20/2025

Yes, the President has been through a war caused by the left. How many years have the left been hitting on him. Could Mr. Black or any of us survive what the President has been through fighting for our country. Just think the amount of taxpayer funds the left has spent for what by trying to ruin him – not their personal money – but our money. There should be a law available to protect the President to stop wasting time and our money on stupidity. I bet the left wouldn’t have spent their personal money like they have wasted the taxpayers’ money and the time involved?

How disgusting are these people?

The 8 types of Wars (and their characteristics)

The left put the American people through Covid, religious, and guerrilla wars during their time in office.

Is Mr. Black still fighting for the left’s Progressiveness/Islam ideology which has no similarity to our way of life with the Constitution. The left hasn’t used the Constitution for 12 years. We almost lost our country – if it wasn’t for the election of President Trump. He didn’t put the country in the state it is now. Obama/Biden did. He is trying to put it back together and with what the Democrats did to it – people have had to suffer in order to put it back together. The left made our dollar fall on purpose. They were deliberately trying to make the country fail. To think that the left went along with Obama tells me that something was missing in the minds of the left. I still can’t believe they blindly followed him into the valley of no return.

What the left has done to our country is unforgiveable and when a person like Mr. Black is so mixed up in his thinking it boggles my mind. The sooner our attorney general moves the needle to give justice to the American people who have suffered through 12 years of DOGE proving the left was stealing/looting/lying and a debt, 32 trillion, AND stealing our real DEMOCRACY by turning our country into NOTHING.

Mr. Black is trying to “rain” on our parade

And, trying to convince us that it is wrong for us to want to keep our Constitution and bill of rights. What is wrong and how does he reverse the roll of President Trump when it was starting with Bush I/Obama/Biden stealing our DEMOCRACY. It is beyond my thinking how people get so mixed up like Mr. Black.

The problem is Hollyweed – when the actors can’t seem to stop portraying the roles they play and bring them into real life it causes havoc on the rest of us. The person’s mind is damaged and they can’t get back to reality. That has caused us to experience this in our own lives as this man has proven by trying to weave this into our minds that he is right. Can he show us one country in the world who has communism/socialism where people are free and happy?

When he wanted to elect a person for president who can’t put two sentences together and end up making any sense and then he wants to elect a person for vice-president who can’t even run a state. He is the problem not the American people.

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08/20/2025

Opinion: Long Live Donald Trump—and His Dubious Cankles

Opinion by Michael Ian Black

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Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/Getty

The President of the United States has cankles. The condition, known as chronic venous insufficiency (CVI), just means his veins aren’t working great. It’s common, particularly among the elderly—a population group which includes our nearly 80-year-old POTUS.

Of all the things likely to kill a man of Trump’s age and apparent girth, medical professionals seem to think CVI isn’t high on the list. Still, the condition is yet another data point highlighting the decline of the Donald.

Of late, we’ve seen him fall asleep in public on multiple occasions, fail to spot people sitting in the same room with him, confuse his facts and generally act like a man past his personal “sell by” date.

Physical and mental health, of course, should never be diagnosed by a basic cable comedian such as myself. But I’m going to do so anyway. As a layman, I see an old guy in a rumpled suit struggling to walk in a straight line. I see an old guy who cannot form a cogent paragraph. I see an old guy who spackles his face—and his hands—with so much make-up it belies a grasp of self-awareness.

Do we care? Do we not care? Is it a concern that the Executive Branch is being run by a person who treats “do not stare directly at the sun during an eclipse” as a dare?One treatment for cankles—particularly following a long, cross-country flight to Alaska for a geopolitical summit, could be decompression socks. / Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Getty

One treatment for cankles—particularly following a long, cross-country flight to Alaska for a geopolitical summit, could be decompression socks. / Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Getty

Obsessing over a president’s health has always been a favorite parlor game among D.C. wags. And with the recent kerfuffle over former President Joe Biden’s health leading to a change atop the ticket still stinging Democrats, the questions about Trump’s fitness are certainly fair.Related video: Common symptoms and causes of Trump’s chronic venous insufficiency (NBC News)

OK, so when you see this, this diagnosis of CVI,

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Common symptoms and causes of Trump’s chronic venous insufficiency

But I’m not sure they’re particularly salient. It’s not like Trump is the first frail or sickly president. Would, say, the Reagan second administration have been any different if he hadn’t been entering the early stages of Alzheimer’s? What about America’s war policy under the frail FDR?

Trump is old and fat and crazy. He’s going to die relatively soon, one way or the other. Do I think he’ll die in office? I doubt it. Even if he did, his lackeys at the Heritage Foundation and Peter Thiel’s Palantir will Weekend at Bernie’s that mofo if they have to in order to get their oppressive agenda passed.

For all of his awfulness and unlawfulness, Trump is only a symptom of the larger cancer eating the nation. When we speculate on his health, what we’re really expressing is our anxiety about America as a whole. Would we better or worse off if he were to go? Impossible to say. The only thing we can say with any degree of certainty is we would have been better off had he not arrived in the first place.President Donald Trump raises a fist as he boards Air Force One before departing from Anchorage, Alaska after a summit with the Russia's Vladimir Putin on August 15, 2025. / ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP via Getty Images

President Donald Trump raises a fist as he boards Air Force One before departing from Anchorage, Alaska after a summit with the Russia’s Vladimir Putin on August 15, 2025. / ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS / AFP via Getty Images

Just like how Russia won’t turn around when Putin falls out of his own palace window, what ails the United States today won’t be resolved with the passing of one of its central figures. Our problems are deep—deeper even than the pools of purple liquid collecting in Trump’s lower limbs. The man may have xacerbated those problems, but he didn’t cause them, and his eventual passing will not solve them.

(Since when did Mr. Black become a doctor?)

A nation such as ours should never be in a position to worry too much about the health of its leader because we’re designed to not be dependent on a single person. That’s the whole point of a democracy. We fought a king because too much power in the hands of too few leads to bad outcomes for too many. If we’re so worried about our president’s health, regardless of who is president, it leads me to believe that our presidents have too much power. This one certainly does.

So yes, it’s dishy to wag our tongues over Trump’s occasional and outlandish medical reports—a perfect human specimen! The tallest, handsomest man who ever lived! The vigor of a teenager!—but my concern isn’t for his actuarial table. It’s for the millions of people whose lives he’s put at risk. People reliant on USAID. People who fled violence in their home nations only to be denied entry to ours. People losing their livelihoods because of these tariffs. People whose own healthcare is at risk with his cuts to Medicaid. His squandered life doesn’t mean sh-t to me. But just because he screwed up his own life doesn’t mean we ought to allow him to rob people of theirs.

I will never wish for the death of another. Personally, I hope Donald J. Trump has a long and healthy life— that he makes it to 110. 120, even. And I want him to spend those years as mentally sharp as possible. The only thing is, though, I want him to live them out inside of an 8×8 federal prison cell.

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Are you sure you aren’t mixed up and talking about Obama/Biden? Biden was really sick and did Mr. Black write anything questioning his ability. If not, that ends up on the question platter (?).

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