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William K Hartmann
William Hartmann’s “Moon Dust Illuminated by the Sun”
Now that I have Britbox, I'm getting to do something I've wanted to do for a long time - watch Doctor Who, from the very beginning. And let me tell you, what a ride it is! It's cheesy and overdramatic and often there are bits where the actors forget or stumble over their lines and it got left in, and I. Love. It.
Can't get over Susan though. Having heard so much about her, she'd gained this kind of mythological standing in my mind - the Doctor's granddaughter, a fellow Time Lord!
Then girlfriend goes and says the Aztecs were Mexican even though they were the indigenous people of a land that was not yet Mexico, calls their petroglyphs "cartoons," makes fun of the way an alien species runs, and screams and cries at the drop of a hat. And she is quite honestly the most overdramatic part of the show.
Exhibit A (pardon my goofy laugh):
Man, oh, man I love this show! :)
It’s unclear if William Hartmann was vaccinated, but he repeatedly downplayed the severity of the virus and compared vaccine mandates to Naz
Another Herman Cain award winner
William Hartmann, a Republican member of Michigan's Wayne County Board of Canvassers, shared anti-vax statements on social media.
William Hartmann made national headlines for initially refusing to certify the vote in Wayne County during the 2020 presidential election.
The Republicans said they felt pressured by the "public ostracism," and by threats against them and their family members
Remember Monica Palmer and William Hartmann? How they tried to refuse to certify votes in Detroit only to give in after being publicly shamed and criticized for their decision? Now they're trying to rescind their certification of Wayne County votes.
Ordinary GOP voters can't even tell Trump is hustling them — their minds are clouded by bigotry and paranoia
If you want proof that Donald Trump is not an anomaly, but rather a symptom of the racism and anti-democratic yearning that define the modern Republican Party, look no further than what's going on in Wayne County, Michigan. It's the county that encompasses the majority-Black city of Detroit as well as many of its majority-white suburbs, and the normally staid process of certifying an election there has gone badly off the rails.