Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Emily. For our purposes here, let's refer to her as "Karen", because that's pretty much how she's behaving... like a Karen.
This is Karen, I mean, Emily:
Looks like a nice, young White woman, right? Yeah, pretty much.
She's an attorney, is apparently a very smart, dedicated, concise person, and very good at her job, according to friends who know her.
Sounds great so far. So, what could possibly be the issue with Karen?
I'm so glad you asked.
It seems that young Emily, 47 years old, has one job right now, but she's confused and conflicted about what to do in regards to President-Elect Joe Biden and his incoming administration to the disbursement of ascertainment funds and little things like Security Briefings, which are necessary to bring the new President up-to-speed with security related issues domestic and worldwide.
The confusion and conflict for little Emily is well, "I can't just release the funds or sign off on this because it's so much like the 2000 election." Expect Emily, here's the problem: The 2000 election was limited to one state and that eventually went to the Supreme Court. This election, 2020, is NOTHING like the 2000 election. People voted in record numbers, in-person, by mail and by absentee ballots. According to government officials, chosen by YOUR BOSS, this was the most secure election in our nation's history.
Your boss, Donald Jessica Trump, lost by over 5 million legally case votes, 306 to 232 Electoral votes, and yet Karen, Emily, where exactly is your confusion and conflict?
*crickets*
Exactly my point.
Here's the thing, Emily. In 2 months you'll be out of a job. Donald Trump will be out of a job. As an attorney, in that pretty little bubble head of yours, you know damn well the right thing to do: Sign the ascertainment documents NOW, and get this over with, because continuing to put it off, won't end well for the country.
You might be able to get out with a moniker of dignity, if you move fast on this.
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