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Published on Nov 8, 2020 Human rights attorney Leigh Dundas just got off a conference call with Trump's lawyers and Bill Stepien . The evidence of fraud is overwhelming: here is the short version of where this is going. https://youtu.be/GxB_pPHlIKg

Thousands of military, overseas and provisional ballots will soon be added to Georgia’s vote count, another trove of votes besides those already accounted for. There were 8,899 absentee ballots from military and overseas voters that hadn’t yet been returned to election offices in Georgia as of Thursday morning, according to the secretary of state’s office. Another 17,529 overseas ballots had already been returned and counted. Military and overseas ballots have a later deadline than other absentee ballots, according to federal law.

I am a named beneficiary along with 4 other siblings of my mother's Pruco Securities non-qualifying Command account. My mother passed away on July 19th.

From: Gloria Allred [mailto:GAllred@amglaw.com] Sent: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:25 AM To: Vaughn, Jordan Subject: RE: Blast Language - Approval Needed Please delete the word "fellow". Also, his position on equal pay is unclear. I think you should delete that. Is there anything you can substitute for that, e.g. demeaning treatment of women in the work place or sexual harassment in the work place?

Vaccine injections have been linked to aggressive sarcomas in cats, leading to horrible limb amputations. That could end soon. (excerpt-interesting reading at source)

Nasty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZT1y1io4vA&eurl=http://www.hillaryclintonforum.net/discussion/showthread.php?t=38688

HARRISBURG, Pa.—The fall legislative campaign pits Republicans trying to draw votes from conservative Democrats in western Pennsylvania against Democrats hoping to capitalize on favorable voter registration trends in suburban Philadelphia. At stake is control of the House of Representatives, which swung over to the Democrats by a single seat in the pay-raise-outrage election two years ago that sent 24 incumbent lawmakers home in defeat. The balance of power in the state Senate, currently 29-21 in favor of the Republicans, is not likely to see significant change. Five weeks before an election, the campaign map is taking shape in a year...

The Senate Armed Services Committee voted followed its counterpart in the House by rejecting the Bush administration’s call to raise Tricare fees and deductibles for a second year. They also rejected raising Tricare retail drug co-payments. Senators want to delay action on any such changes for at least another year. Lawmakers and their staffs want to study the final report of the Task Force on the Future of Military Healthcare, which is due in December. Here are some other details from the Senate committee bill: * Accumulated leave: The Senate committee voted to allow any servicemember to carry up to...

Military people next January would get a 3.5 percent pay raise, under a compensation package voted Wednesday by the House armed services’ subcommittee on military personnel. In shaping the personnel section of the fiscal 2008 defense authorization bill, the subcommittee approved other initiatives too to please healthcare beneficiaries, surviving spouses and some disabled retirees forced from service short of 20 years by combat-related injuries. The Senate will mark up its version of 2008 defense bill later this month, no doubt approving a somewhat different set of personnel initiatives. A House-Senate conference later will smooth out these differences. Here are details...

WASHINGTON - The Bush administration unveiled a 2008 defense budget on Monday that would push military spending to its highest levels since World War II - nearly $2,100 for each American - and bring the cost of the nation's five-year war on terrorism to about $600 billion. The budget plan includes a 3 percent pay increase for service members and would finance the addition of 7,000 soldiers and 5,000 Marines to the force next year. It also would spend far more on new weapons, including the replacement of aircraft, tanks, trucks and other equipment damaged or destroyed in Iraq and...

Senior Defense Department officials have renewed their call to raise TRICARE enrollment fees and co-payments for under-65 military retirees and their dependents. Officials are warning anew that unless the cost of military health care is "rebalanced" - so the beneficiary pays more and the government less - the prized lifetime benefit, arguably the best in the country, "cannot be sustained" over time. Defense officials said they briefed key lawmakers on the planned fee increases in 2005 and that most seemed to agree they were needed. But in early 2006 - an election year - lawmakers bolted like cats from a...

Pressured by the White House and drug industry lobbyists, Congress has killed a Senate-passed provision that would have forced pharmaceutical manufacturers to grant the Department of Defense deep discounts on drugs dispensed through the Tricare retail pharmacy network. House Republicans were under enormous pressure last month to sideline a provision inserted in the 2007 defense authorization bill that would cut 40 percent or more off the cost of many drugs available to Tricare beneficiaries through retail network pharmacies and stores. DoD officials contend the Veterans Health Care Act of 1992 requires drug makers to include Tricare retail drugs in Federal...

I'm in the process of teaching my son to drive. We've logged many hours together already (and I have the gray hairs to prove it). How did you learn to drive? How did you teach your kids to drive? Ever have any close calls? When was your first accident? When did you let them drive alone? Share your stories and advice.

Can you believe this? I just got a letter in the mail from Allnative about my tobacco products that I order. "Effective immediately, AllNative.com, as well as many other cigarette retailers around the country, is being forced by the major credit card companies (Discover, MasterCard, Visa, and American Express) to eliminate credit and debit card purchases for cigarettes and other tobacco products. We were notified on Friday, May 19th that they were "pulling the plug" immediately with no time for us to notify our customers." When did this country go communist? This is freaking nuts. I called AllNative and they...

Ignoring the intimidating props — boxes of angry letters from thousands of military retirees — senior Defense officials and military leaders appeared March 29 before a contentious House subcommittee to make their case for hiking Tricare fees sharply for under-65 retirees and their families. In the verbal sparring that ensued, Pentagon leaders gave as good as they got. But no lawmaker took the role of referee. All threw punches on behalf of retirees, and treated with kid gloves a second panel of witnesses representing dozens of pro-retiree military associations and veteran groups. The Pentagon’s plan to boost out-of-pocket Tricare costs...

Ok. House is sold-finally! We're looking to move to the Springfield, MO area. I know Nixa and Republic are the "hot" cities to live in right now, but I don't follow crowds or trends. If you know, could you tell me about these towns?: Willard, Marshfield, Rogersville, and Clever. We do have a realtor we have been working with....she's good. She hasn't PO'd us yet. We will be house hunting over the Labor Day weekend. Thanks-----desperate for school information, crime, traffic, prices, blah, blah, blah.

I need to know about Missouri. I'm planning on moving from Minnesota to southwest Missouri. I'm retiring and need a warmer climate. I know nothing about Missouri.

Please Freep the poll. Oprah put on another good show today. "Is War the Only Answer?" http://www.oprah.com/tows/pastshows/tows_2002/tows_past_20021022.jhtml (middle of page---"Should we go to war with Iraq?") In your opinion, should we go to war with Iraq? No, war is never the answer. 32.3% Yes, but only with an international coalition and international support. 17.7% Yes, we should do whatever it takes to remove Saddam Hussein from power. 30% No, not until we give weapons inspections another chance. 19.9% Total number of votes: 2293

WASHINGTON (AFPN) -- A 3.7 percent military pay raise, TRICARE changes, > military modernization and lifetime medical benefits are just some of the > aspects of the Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization Act for > Fiscal > Year 2001 that President Clinton signed into law Oct. 30. > > The act gives DOD permission to spend an authorized overall budget of > $309.9 > billion. The fiscal 2001 appropriations act signed in August actually > provided the money. > > The authorization act set total military fiscal 2001 end strength at > 1,382,242. The Air Force's end strength is ...