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Sen. Ed Markey just laid out the machinery — and it’s not a defensive posture; it’s a siege. ☠️ In an interview yesterday, he confirmed three things running in parallel: → Lawyers drafting an emergency case to file at the Supreme Court before the election and again immediately after → Thousands of lawyers staged for deployment to polling stations across multiple states → A national strike on Election Day — millions in the streets, workers, unions and businesses shutting down, modeled on Minneapolis after ICE killed Alex Pretti and Renee Good Read the sequencing. The legal challenge exists before the votes are counted, so the result is pre-contested. The lawyers at the polls create the disputes. The strike supplies the pressure. Three legs of one stool, and none of it requires losing first. Markey’s own tells: he says Trump is “desperate” — citing trips to Texas to save a safe Senate seat and stops in Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa — and predicts Republicans will flee the MAGA agenda rather than be “sacrificial lambs.” Then the admission that matters most: he fears ICE or the military get deployed, and says the street mobilization is meant to signal outrage to the Supreme Court if a petition lands. That’s the whole theory in one sentence. The Court doesn’t rule in a vacuum. It rules under a crowd. He’s right that this looks like the Eric Holder election war-game template, reheated. What he won’t say is that a war game assumes an enemy — and in this one, the American voter is the terrain, not the decider. The modern Jacobins are out for blood. Common-sense candidates at the ballot box, or the republic gets litigated and marched out from under us. WATCH 👇 nitter.cf/Andreafreedom76/status… Many of my X followers aren’t seeing posts like this. If you are reading this, you are the exception. 👉 Boost the algorithm, fight the throttling, and get more 👀: bookmark, share, reply, repost, like, and follow @TonySeruga