[Lazamataz]

According to a source unnamed in a Democratic Senator's office ( a liberal whom I have a very real problem with but whom I see at family affairs there was enough uncertainty about calling out the troops to enforce a Democrat "win" in FL against the US Supreme Courts ruling that it was decided that victory could not be assured and if one is planning a coup d' etat then one must be certain of a chance of winning.

Oh. My. Effing. G-d.

They ARE planning a coup.

[archy]

According to a source unnamed in a Democratic Senator's office ( a liberal whom I have a very real problem with but whom I see at family affairs there was enough uncertainty about calling out the troops to enforce a Democrat "win" in FL against the US Supreme Courts ruling that it was decided that victory could not be assured and if one is planning a coup d' etat then one must be certain of a chance of winning. Oh. My. Effing. G-d.

They ARE planning a coup.

No. They considered enforcing a coup with military assets.

In response, more than a thousand officers, from junior lieutenant platoon leaders to at least one Major General said no, and took steps to act in accordance with their oaths if it was tried. I don't think they were bluffing, and they weren't taking chances.

-archy-/-

[harpseal]

That was 2000 after the election when FL was an attempted coup by them