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  Chris Wallace began this last question for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott with a self-satisfied, bemused little chuckle fit. Ha ha ha how silly is election fraud, he emoted, mugging for the camera. Of course, it’s not silly at all. That’s why every state in the United States has multiple processes designed theoretically for the purpose of ensuring the integrity of its votes. They have security guards, they have rules about electioneering, they have hours voting is open and hours voting is not. These are all measures to make sure we have an orderly, secure, verifiable process that is free of fraud, abuse, or theft. But that’s all a big larf to Chris Wallace. His utterly dazed by the idea that you might audit an election to make sure nothing went wrong and, if it did, correct problems for future elections. The idea that a state might have an obligation to its citizens to investigate claims of fraud or abuse is even MORE alien to him. "The Biden administration has abandoned any pretense...

  Texas Republicans have now passed new election laws after Democrats fled the state nearly two months ago to try and prevent it: I would say the fight is over, but we all know that isn’t true. While Abbott will undoubtedly sign the bill, we all know the lawsuits have already been written and will be filed as soon as it becomes law. I only worry now that a court will keep the law invalidated during the elections next year. The main concern is 2024, of course, but 2022 is still a big deal and there is no doubt Democrats will want to steal as many elections as they can.