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@zonavar68 Could be dominion does not want their dirty laundry exposed

@sunsporter1649 About what? There was no electoral fraud. The Big Lie pushed by trump is false as there was never any substantiation of claims of election tampering, fraud, etc. and Biden won the electoral college vote fair and square. Biden might not be the best person for the job, but Trump is by far the worst possible person for the job.

@zonavar68 Your next president?

@sunsporter1649 I voted against him.

@originnone Sure you did, and I voted for sippy-cup biden

@sunsporter1649 He recently had a stroke, and I believed he needed time to recover rather than take a stressful job....

@originnone And of course you believe in his previous policies, like holding a black man at the business end of a shotgun, right?

@sunsporter1649 I don't know what you're talking about....I'm guessing that if that had happened, I would have heard about it during the gubernatorial campaign....

@originnone Fetterman's past gun incident rattles Black Democrats in Pa. Senate race.

John Fetterman said he heard what sounded like gunfire and saw a man running away. So he reacted by getting his kid inside to safety before he called 911.

What Fetterman did next, however, still haunts him nine years later as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination for the Senate in Pennsylvania: He chased the man down with a shotgun and detained him until police arrived.

It turned out that the man was jogging and wearing running clothes. According to a police report, the man was unarmed and said the sound of gunfire was actually fireworks, although two witnesses thought they heard shots.

The man Fetterman pulled a gun on is Black. Fetterman — the mayor of the Pittsburgh-area borough of Braddock at the time and now the state’s lieutenant governor — is white. Fetterman, 52, said he couldn’t tell the jogger's race initially because of how he was bundled up in the winter cold."