pennsylvania, but you can t scale up the lunatic fringe and win statewide in pennsylvania. you know, this the gop knows that this isn t a winning strategy. in fact, if you remember, they started this election cycle not wanting to relitigate 2020, but they got dragged into it, and now they re stuck with this massive, you know, set of subpoenas that has outraged people on both sides of the aisle, subpoenaing their personal information, and when arizona, you know, goes down the tubes, what on earth can you possibly accomplish in a state that joe biden won by 80,000 votes and there s absolutely nowhere to go other than just turn this database over to, like i said, some dude off the penny saver and god knows what s going to happen to all of our voter information if it even gets that far. just sounds so ludicrous when you say it out loud. somehow on twitter you know, like, risk identity theft. it s what they re doing. in service of the man baby s hurt feelings. it s insane. do you
stuff. they will not because of the 11th commandment that exists at other news organizations. harris: what if he were forced just to use his first name? do you think people would pay all that money for his paintings? i don t know art. i appreciate it. i m not a curator. the washington post taking heat for reporting on what it calls democrats changing stance on voter i.d. laws with this headline. stacey abrams and the democrats evolution on voter i.d. the former georgia governor candidate voiced her support for voter i.d. last week but listen to what she said a couple of months ago. no one has ever objected to having to prove who you are to vote. it has been part of our nation s history since the inception of voting. voters wouft a driver s license or state i.d. risk identity theft just to receive an absentee ballot an the 200,000 georgia voters who don t have