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WEEK 447 / 583 — The Anniversary
Vol. 7 ·  Chapter 47 — The Ballot · Jan 2 – Jan 8, 2024
Manga panel 1 of 5, Week 447 “The Anniversary”: Square behind a cold morning desk, a rack of filed pages standing edge-on beside him: the new year opens with the oldest claim, re-filed as a report.
THE NEW YEAR OPENS WITH A REPORT IN FIVE PAGES: THE OLDEST CLAIM, RE-FILED.
Page One: SUMMARY OF ELECTION FRAUD IN THE 2020 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN THE SWING STATES: I am pleased to share a Report that is fully verified, most of the information was gotten from Government Sources, Tapes, and other Public Records, and compiled by the most highly qualified Election Experts in the Country…
Manga panel 2 of 5, Week 447 “The Anniversary”: Beside the boarding stairs on the snow-scattered tarmac, arm flung wide: to Iowa, four cities in two days, nine days out.
FRIDAY: FOUR IOWA CITIES IN TWO DAYS. NINE DAYS OUT.
Heading out to the Great State of Iowa today. A TWO WAY LOVE FEST!!!
Manga panel 3 of 5, Week 447 “The Anniversary”: At a high window at dusk, the far pale dome below him: three years to the day, and the anniversary passes in silence.
JANUARY 6, THREE YEARS ON. THE DAY PASSES QUIETLY. ITS CASES NOW RUN BOTH WAYS.
Crooked Joe Biden is a threat to Democracy! His weaponization of the DOJ against his Political Opponent is so outrageous that even his supporters are saying that it must end, now.…
Manga panel 4 of 5, Week 447 “The Anniversary”: Phone raised like a trophy, smirk spreading: word from Georgia — the prosecutor who indicted him stands accused in her turn.
GEORGIA: THE PROSECUTOR WHO INDICTED HIM IS ACCUSED IN HER TURN — OF PAYING HER OWN ROMANTIC PARTNER TO RUN THE CASE.
Has everybody seen the revelation, just announced in the Great State of Georgia, that the Fulton County D.A., Fani Willis, who Criminally Indicted your Favorite President, ME(!),…
Manga panel 5 of 5, Week 447 “The Anniversary”: Past midnight before a window of distant capital lights, gaze lost: on Tuesday a court hears the question underneath everything — can a president be tried at all?
SUNDAY, PAST MIDNIGHT. TUESDAY, THE QUESTION UNDER EVERYTHING: CAN A PRESIDENT BE TRIED AT ALL?
(I will be attending the the Federal Appeals Court Arguments on Presidential Immunity in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. Of course I was entitled, as President of the United States and Commander in Chief, to Immunity. I wasn’t campaigning, the Election was long over…)
TO BE CONTINUED →

This week in the saga

The new year opens with homework: a five-page report re-filing the oldest claim of the saga, the stolen election, now recast as the legal foundation for everything — if he was defrauded, he was doing his duty, and if he was doing his duty, he cannot be tried. Then Iowa, a two-way love fest in the snow, four cities in two days with the caucuses nine days out. January sixth passes — three years to the day since the certification riot — and it passes quietly: the man the day was supposed to bury leads every poll, and the cases the day birthed now run in both directions. As if to prove it, Georgia delivers the week's twist — the prosecutor who indicted him stands accused herself, of paying her own romantic partner to run the case. And past midnight on Sunday the week's real weight settles in: on Tuesday an appeals court will hear the question underneath everything. Can a president be tried at all?

Readers' Corner

Letters from the readership on Week 447. Pick a pen name — no account needed.

Opening the mailbag…