In order to think it is mere coincidence, you have to believe The New York Times more than reality itself…

‘Blaming a letter rather than her supercilious nature, malleable positions, or terrible campaign strategy continues to feed the perception that the election process was somehow compromised.’

‘Many states lack the robust procedures needed to detect and prevent fraud, and many prosecutors opt not to pursue election fraud cases in favor of other priorities once an election is over.’

'Getting serious about school safety starts with listening to brave people like Evan and focusing on the problems he and others are urging us to solve.'

‘Trump deserves credit for exercising the courage and vision to move to fix what is broken in our anti-poverty programs.’

‘The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is already paying off: Over 400 companies have expanded employee benefits, over 4 million Americans (and counting) have received bonuses, and over 80 million Americans have lower utility bills. Most importantly, 90 percent of American workers are getting bigger paychecks.’

‘If the DOJ no longer believes in the rule of law, the whole notion of America is turned on its head.’

In the year 2018, at the height of the Russia Scare, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was hauled in front of a tribunal of tech-illiterate politicians and asked to explain himself. […]

'Alder Hey is calling the police. To murder my son.'

‘Boosting the number of protective agents and officers would thus improve both morale and training.’