no way, no day

Most of the tealeaves in the post are noteworthy for people who are students of the processes involved. However I prefer to defer to current events, though I have some definite preferences if there is an opportunity to discuss pow wow style after the electoral college votes, or if the election seems real and final instead of the chicanery of the past several elections. I wonder how clear the outcome will be; there is one county in FL already refusing to send by modem its votes for tally, promising to delay statewide validation of the election results until the courier delivers that county’s results several days following the election; I think that is Hillsborough county, but have yet to find the link. Too early to tell if that will matter in the scale of the events approaching. Our county is predicting that as in the primary we will set a record for proportion voting, the registrar is citing above ninety percent as a prediction. I think we have targeted some key positions in prior writing, it is important who directs ISOO, for example, who is at OLC, and, as writers are observing in several locales, the current policies about G8 divulgation, or serial meetings which expose favored leaders to variant sets of ‘facts’, is a defect in the historic way the current administration took advantage of legislature rules.

from Wikipedia: “responsible for . . . credentials and qualifications of members of the Senate, including responsibility for dealing with contested elections.”

And if the need arises to end the tradition of 60 votes to invoke cloture . . .

My bigger concern was that if DiFi is going to make a run at Gov then aren’t you looking at an election in 2 years in CA? With some extra time in state to campaign? Of course, maybe the rumors of her running for Gov are all just talk.