Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So I guess we're going to talk about Michigan, right?

Kind of have to, seems important.

So we're going to do that.

We're going to talk about what almost happened, why it almost happened, and what it foreshadows.

See there are people in this country who are attempting to energize their base and that's

a thing, it's normal, it occurs every time there's an election.

The problem is they're using rhetoric that is so divisive, so extreme in nature, that it's energizing people to do something else,

and they've subjected the populace to this rhetoric for four years.

For four years.

This is what it leads to.

This is what it leads to.

And in my opinion, there are two people that hold a whole lot more responsibility for this than others.

The President and the Vice President, because they refuse to commit to a peaceful transfer of power.

See, when the average American hears that, I think that they're picturing that cool

congratulatory phone call from the loser to the winner

and that committing to a peaceful transfer of power means

that they're not going to like go through legal battles that's not the question the

question is will you commit to a peaceful transfer of power?

And the answer is no.

They won't commit to it, so the answer is no.

Avoiding the question doesn't mean anything.

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