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orthoclad

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4. An instance where T's losses count more than T's lawsuits

Reply to Swede (Original post)

Sat Jul 11, 2026, 08:00 PM

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In many of T2.0's legal maneuvers, the idea is the intimidation and pressure - like the reflecting pool cases and the grand jury failures. In those instances, they are going by the (very) old "an arrest is as good as a conviction" tactic.

But these voter data cases are different. They're not trying for intimidation: they're trying for subversion, and they must be defeated

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