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November 20, 2020
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You Can Re-Count On It

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Two weeks after the election and we're still deep into re-counts, ballot challenges, and other legal machinations. To help us sort it all out, we asked Powerline's Steve Hayward to sit in for Rob Long and (as John Lennon famously said) give us some truth. And to give us even more truth, we welcome Sean Trende , Real Clear Politic's Senior Elections Analyst. He takes us through many of the legal cases and we try to get some explanation for much of the polling that turned out to be dead wrong. Then, a gear shift as welcome Antonin Scalia. No, it's not a supernatural event (talk about burying the lede), Nino (as he likes to be called), is the great jurist's grandson and he works in the James Madison Program at Princeton and hosts Madison's Notes, a terrific new podcast that coincidentally is carried right here on Ricochet. Finally, several of us on this podcast are residents of California. Last week, our Governor Newsom attended a dinner that gave him indigestion. But not for the reasons you might think. And yes, we've got, a new Lileks Post of The Week, courtesy of Ricochet member Ekosj. Say that three times fast.







Music from this week's show: The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow) by The Jam















Hosts:
•James Lileks•Peter Robinson•Steve Hayward
Guests:
•Antonin Scalia•STSean Trende

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    Mark Alexander@MarkAlexander·5y
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    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the entertainment industry.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over major cities.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the public sector unions.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the universities.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the teachers colleges.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over public education.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over mainstream media.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the legal profession.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the academic journals.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the science community.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the administrative state.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over foreign service.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over intelligence communities.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the Justice Department.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over tech companies.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over the military leadership.

    The GOP slept while the Far Left took over electronic voting.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left takes over major police departments.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left takes over prosecutor offices.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left takes over non-profit organizations, particular with George Soros money.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left destroys small businesses with lockdowns.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left destroys American cultural connections across the board.

    The GOP sleeps while the Far Left lies about voter fraud on a massive scale.

    The GOP sleeps.

    As do so many whose living relies on words… Please try to stay awake... Please... (Peter is struggling to stay awake, and seems to understand that Sidney Powell is NOT Adam Schiff... )

    This is not business as usual... we are at a critical turning point... The mainstream media is not just being their usual selves... they have transformed into something properly described as evil...

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    I'm getting dangerously close to actually having to join Twitter just to follow Catturd.

    No, no, no, not Twitter! Anything but Twitter!

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    kedavis@kedavis·5y
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    Within the first 5 minutes, Peter fumbles an important point/statement, by saying that the "accusation" is that Dominion shifted a couple million votes from Biden to Trump.

    Not an auspicious start.

    And not only did Peter not realize his mistake and correct himself, but at least up to the 14-minute point where I am now, nobody else pointed it out either.

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    kedavis@kedavis·5y
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    Is Steve Hayward (or maybe it was Sean Trende?) not aware that the Constitution doesn't say that the state electors are selected by the popular votes of the states? The state legislatures switched to that over time.
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