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The blog of the day is A View From The Beach, with a post on the 2020 election dragging on and on and on.
Doubleshot below the fold, so, check out Maggie’s Farm, with a post wondering whether there is any meaningful racism in the U.S.
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Nice pair of, er, fish.
“In one of the unkindest cuts for the president on Thursday, Trump-appointed U.S. District Judge Steven Grimberg scathingly dismissed attorney Lin Wood’s attempt to block certification of Georgia’s vote in a lawsuit the state said aimed to roll back the clock to the Jim Crow era.
“To halt the certification at literally the 11th hour would breed confusion and disenfranchisement that I find have no basis in fact and law,†Judge Grimberg declared from the bench at the end of a roughly two-and-a-half hour hearing.
“The judge appears not to have been persuaded by such evidence as the affidavit labeled on the docket as “Exhibit Q,†which argues that the Georgia vote is untrustworthy because more people voted in Michigan than live in Minnesota.