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To: miraje who wrote (1467789)	7/10/2024 8:59:06 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 1576876

Miraje, Guess they don't appreciate a little diesel flavoring in their stir fry. That reminds me of the first time I heard of used cooking oil being recycled into diesel. That was around 25 years ago. I was thinking at the time, "You mean my fries are cooked in a liquid that is just a few steps away from becoming diesel? Maybe I should cut back on my intake of fried food." Then the thought faded away as I ordered some Popeye's ... Tenchusatsu

To: miraje who wrote (1467789)	7/10/2024 10:15:42 PM
From: FJB	1 Recommendation Recommended By longz Respond to of 1576876

NEW: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs bills into law stopping recounts based on allegations of election frad. Whitmer has stripped the Board of Canvassers of its investigative authority. Any election frad claims now go to a county prosecutor, who will undoubtedly bury the case. A recount now is only carried out in cases where there are purported 'mistakes' that have the potential to alter the outcome of the election. It also revises numerous rules for clerks, raises the deposit to file a recount petition, and alters the guidelines for election law violations. "The removal of safeguards against election worker meddling and the elimination of the canvassers' investigative authority, according to opponents, will make it more difficult to combat fraud and jeopardize election security," MEAWW notes. State Rep Jaime Greene said, "Watering down protections is counterproductive when several red flags have arisen within the state’s elections process. For example, there being no system to tell if someone votes in multiple states, a real issue facing the state of Michigan as evidenced by the secretary of state removing some 170,000 people no longer living here from our voter rolls only after she was sued." The Democrats continue to make it easier to cheat in U.S. elections. NEW: Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs bills into law stopping recounts based on allegations of election frad. Whitmer has stripped the Board of Canvassers of its investigative authority. Any election frad claims now go to a county prosecutor, who will undoubtedly bury the… pic.twitter.com/mvzehxJj56 — Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) July 10, 2024