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we'll know in a couple of days what's left in his tank.

this recount is paid by the state. If it were to be paid by the loser, they would have given up Georgia but yes, I agree with you, he won't give up until he has absolutely no other options. He'll toss as much as he can into the fire before he is dragged out of the WH.

PP shouted at underlings. That's what Philip Putnam tried to talk to her about and got himself involved in a fight which he lost.

I watched Tucker Carlson @ fox news trying to get some evidence out of Sidney Powell - Trump's followers are now calling him traitor and tell him to start digging his own hole in the ground. Trump's time in the WH will be remembered as mob rule.

if your son/daughter gets shouted at work, you'd want to know why and perhaps react not so calmly.

I can't. Sorry. Ministers are served by very bright, educated and intelligent civil servants. It can make some ministers like PP feel insecure.

I know someone who was at the receiving end of PP's shouting. PP wasn't happy with the speech that person has written for her.

No. He only tried to help. He was 21 years old. Freshly out of uni and it was his first job. I have never since handed the keys of my car to anyone wearing thick glasses.

he was apologetic but all I saw was the cost of repair.

I asked my employee to move my car before the traffic warden got to it. He reversed the car with the driver's door open. He didn't notice the tree. The door caught the tree trunk. I shouted 'idiot!' when he came to give me back the car key. Some may say I was justified but I have no right...

In my late 20s, I was taken to the employment tribunal for unfair dismissal by one employee. The case was quickly resolved with me accepting being in the wrong. The experience taught me a good lesson. You cannot shout at an employee in the presence of another person. It is undermining the...

Imagine you work in a big firm and head office parachuted your new boss who is not very bright nor very academic like PP, but has the right connections. It's easy to see how she can give back as much as she thinks she knows what you think.

it can - the rear Tektro V-brakes have their blocks very close to the mounting lugs, leaving little space between the rim and the blocks. The arrangement is good for generating a lot of braking pressure but difficult to get the setting just right. If the setting is not 100% right, one of the...

that could be the rear brake blocks. It will wear in in a few days.

it's a silly idea. The springs need energy to compress before giving it back when decompressing. Where does that energy to compress the springs come from? It's the same as wishing the two bricks you carry on the luggage rack are going to help you going downhill faster while forgetting that you...

while BJ goes on another spending spree, promising more money for the MoD this time, Sunak will have to borrow £370 billions this year. That's roughly £10k more tax for you and me.

Now Trump's followers know where their donations go: https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/giulianis-reported-20000-per-day-fee-makes-him-closer-to-a-highway-robber-than-a-senior-counsel-legal-ethics-scholar-says/ Another Trump's lawyer withdrew:

you don't see anything wrong with Trump trying to influence officials? He is the guy who promised to drain Washington's swamp! You must be joking, right?

Trump did something that has never been seen before: he invited GOP election officials to the White House. The following day, they signed affidavits rescinding their votes to certify the vote result. https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/19/politics/gop-michigan-results-trump/index.html

I would hazard a guess. They'll find lots of spreadsheets, uploaded by election staff then build some new conspiracy from them. Only problem though, they wouldn't want to take their theory to Court. Fooling Trump's followers with a new conspiracy is a lot easier than convincing judges...