58.29 Howe Enterprise November 30, 2020

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Longtime Howe Bulldogs football PA announcer laid to rest

More Salem than Thanksgiving

Trump’s paths to the presidency

Sherman Leon Thornhill was laid to rest on

By Heather McDonald

President Donald Trump's path to 270 is so difficult,

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Local gun shop sales up 400 percent from 2019

Words no one wants to come to grips with: There are Americans that hate our Constitution, our Republic, and our God. They infiltrated the government, sabotaged an incoming administration, staged a coup, ran a sham impeachment, politicized a bioweapon attack from communist China, rioted, looted, and burned cities down, and then blatantly rigged a presidential election. And they got away with all of it and a portion of the country cheered them on. But the summary is incomplete. The page will flip. God wins. It is growing ever so tiresome of hearing that it is a Democrat versus Republican problem in America. While it may be true that one party seems to be far more corrupt than the other—BOTH parties are corrupt! Those who seek money and power know no allegiances. When all the lies are exposed, those on Team Blue and Team Red will suffer crushing blows and will be thoroughly embarrassed. My advice is to be on the side of righteousness—for truth. None of those qualities typically reside in political parties. Be on guard for your favorite figures to be in serious trouble—both sides of the isle. EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reserved as an editorial column and may not necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.

a Jared Coffey, owner of Guns N More on Celtic Road, says his business was searched online more than Dairy Queen.

Jared Coffey, a 39-year-old serial entrepreneur, opened Guns N More at 281 Celtic Road in eastern Howe in April 2018 and as any new small business, began to advertise and market to a new client base. But in March, his business began to skyrocket due to the uneasiness of COVID-19.

“In one day, we did $24,000 (of sales) in March,” said Coffey. “That was the first day the FBI database was overwhelmed so we had 37 transactions in two hours and all of them denied.” Due to the FBI being overwhelmed, they contacted gun distributors and told

them to place all orders in delayed status. Coffey said he had items that were in delayed status that he did not figure would otherwise have sold for 15 years. Coffey and co-owner Alan Austin were processing all down payments and all full orders, FBI notifica-

tions, and customer communications between the two of them. The 37 transactions in that first hour turned into 800 for the month. “It was crazy,” said Coffey. “It just compounded from there. I was being searched (online) (Continued on page 2)

‘Massive election fraud’ alleged in lawsuits filed in Georgia and Michigan Attorney Sidney Powell said recently that she would “Release the Kraken” and late on Thanksgiving even, she released a federal lawsuit that alleges “massive election fraud” and multiple violations of the Constitution and Georgia’s state laws in the 2020 general election, as well as issues pertaining to Dominion Voting Systems. The civil action claims that the purpose of the alleged actions was for “illegally and fraudulently manipulating the vote count to make certain the election of Joe Biden as president of the United States.” A similar, separate suit was filed in Michigan. The 104-page Georgia lawsuit, is a civil suit against Georgia

Governor Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, and other election officials and argues “incontrovertible evidence Board of Elections records demonstrates that at least 96,600 absentee ballots were requested and counted but were never recorded as being returned to county election boards by the voter. Thus, at a minimum, 96,600 votes must be disregarded.” The suit alleges that the Georgia Secretary of State and State Election Board entered into a settlement with Democratlinked entities that violated specific elements of the election code. The suit asks the court to decertify the election results in

Georgia and impound all the voting machines and software in Georgia for expert inspection by the plaintiffs, among other requests. Plaintiffs include Republican Party nomi-

nees for the Electoral College, Cobb County Republican Party Chairman Jason Shepherd, and the assistant secretary of the state Republican Party, Brian Jay Van Gundy.

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