Was not an Indian word or place name. Popped out of somebody's head when there was general objection to naming the territory/state after Thomas Jefferson.

Mighty brave position for something that would change nothing while he's in office, right?

https://www.forbes.com/sites/andrewsolender/2021/06/16/manchin-says-hes-open-to-lowering-filibuster-threshold-to-55-votes/?sh=24a5148bd5e2

demanding that Merrick Garland indict trump.

I mean, WTF. Where's the justice from the Department of Justice? Where's the accountability?

Michael Cohen has already spent jail time for nine incidences of criminality in which he had an "unindicted co-conspirator", which means that that investigation had already found everything it needed to find. Where's the indictment?

And the obstruction of justice in the Mueller investigation, for which hundreds upon hundreds of lawyers signed a letter agreeing that such crimes had been committed and should be prosecuted. Where's the indictment? Where's the justice?

And I'm sure I'm not alone.

As far as I can tell, the Judiciary Act of 1789 established the office of Attorney General to represent the GOVERNMENT.

Absolutely 9-0! When the Supreme Court sees all the evidence he's gathered that China rigged our election the USSC will rule unanimously that trump should be reinstated:

https://home.frankspeech.com/tv/video/mike-lindell-presents-absolutely-9-0

And if that's not enough, he's suing Dominion and Smartmatic for "weaponizing the litigation process":

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/another-pillow-case-mike-lindell-suing-dominion-and-smartmatic-for-weaponizing-the-litigation-process/ar-AAKGg0W

with their undemocratic policies, their hate policies, their theocratic policies, their oligarchic policies.

Why? Because they're working on ending democracy, anyway, and will not need those votes to seize and keep power.