I'm sure I'm not the only person who has noticed how the word "baseless" crops up incessantly in the MSM to describe various claims about the election that is just behind us. It keeps coming back like a bad penny, or like Groucho Marx's "say the secret word" on You Bet Your Life, where the duck comes down from above bearing a small cash amount. Surely, TPTB want to drum this into everyone's head, gaslighting on a very large scale, so that those who exercise their right of free speech (as enshrined in the Constitution) will even come to doubt themselves, and "get their minds right".
We could make a drinking game out of this! Anytime you hear the word "baseless" in the MSM, or even read it in print, you take a drink. In that I am a 99.5% teetotaler, my poison of choice would be something like club soda or tomato juice with salt, pepper, and Worcestershire sauce, but for those who choose to ingest beverages with C2H5OH, well, designate a driver, because you're going to be pretty excrement-faced after you've watched Chicken Noodle News for awhile. Ditto for NBDNC.
And in a similar vein, I saw newly elected Republican congressman Madison Cawthorn being grilled... er, I mean interviewed, on Chicken last night by one of Don Henley's "bubble-headed bleach blondes", and our little princess was trying to wheedle out of him an admission that the November elections were legitimate. She would not let up until she got her auto-da-fe, which, shamefully, she finally got. One wishes Mr Cawthorn would have said something like "I'd prefer to defer judgment or comment on that matter, in that the courts refused to hear arguments that should have been brought before them and considered in their entirety, looking only at the evidence, and disclosed in full to the American people through a free press and other means of public record". But he didn't. I expected better of him.