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WEEK 335 / 337 Challenge Accepted
Vol. 5 ·  Chapter 34 The Audit · Nov 9 – Nov 15, 2021
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 335 “Challenge Accepted”: The ninth of November. Five crowns before lunch, and a question put to a governor who is still in office.
THE NINTH. FIVE CROWNS BEFORE LUNCH, AND A QUESTION FOR A GOVERNOR STILL IN OFFICE.
Wow, look what was just found in Georgia. Why doesn't Governor Brian Kemp do something about the large-scale Election Fraud that took place? Where is Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger?…
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 335 “Challenge Accepted”: The tenth, a party dinner in Tampa. One year from today, he tells the room, a red wave.
"If we do our jobs and stick together, one year from today we are going to be watching a massive red wave sweep across our entire country…
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 335 “Challenge Accepted”: The thirteenth. He advertises an opening for candidates to run against ten men of his own party, and marks three of them accepted.
Any interest from good and SMART America First Republican Patriots to run primary campaigns against Representatives Tom Rice, John Katko, Don Bacon, Don Young, Fred Upton (challenge accepted)…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 335 “Challenge Accepted”: The fifteenth. Michigan's senators refuse a forensic audit, and he starts endorsing the people who would replace them.
Michigan needs a new legislature. The cowards there now are too spineless to investigate Election Fraud. They refuse to conduct a Forensic Audit…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 335 “Challenge Accepted”: Ten months on, he is still explaining a room he did not enter on the twentieth of January.
From Election Day, November 3rd, the day I realized that the 2020 Presidential Election was rigged, I would never have agreed to go to Joe Biden's Inauguration. This decision was mine, and mine alone.…
TEN MONTHS ON, HE IS STILL EXPLAINING A ROOM HE DID NOT ENTER.
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

Forty-one papers, most of them crowns. On the tenth he tells a party dinner in Tampa that one year from that night there will be a red wave. On the thirteenth he does something the machine has not done before: instead of endorsing a challenger, he advertises the vacancy, listing ten Republican congressmen by name and inviting anyone to come and run at them — and marks three of them, in brackets, challenge accepted. On the fifteenth, after Michigan's senators refuse a forensic audit, he starts endorsing the people who would replace them. And at the end of the week, unprompted, he explains again why he did not attend the inauguration ten months ago. That decision was mine, and mine alone.

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 335. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…