Wide spread election fraud 2020

[Spartanmack]

Why did the Trump administration do nothing to protect our election from this massive, widespread voter fraud that they are claiming? If what they are saying is true, wouldn't that mean that Trump is dangerously incompetent and unqualified because he did nothing to address the threat? Voter fraud on the scale they are alleging would be one of the greatest attacks ever perpetrated on the United States, yet it happened under Trump's watch. Even if their obviously batshit election conspiracy theories were correct, wouldn't it be a damning indictment on Trump's ability to run the country and keep us safe?

They tried to keep the vote mostly in person because of the security risk of mail in voting- especially when it was thrown together in such a short period of time. All the states that have mostly vote by mail have said it took them years to get it right. But the real problem for them, and I’m surprised you didn’t know this, is elections are managed and controlled by the states, not the federal government. So for instance they were powerless to stop the partisan PA Supreme Court from throwing out the state constitution and legislating from the bench to completely change PA election law just weeks before the election.

 

[sggatecl]

They tried to keep the vote mostly in person because of the security risk of mail in voting- especially when it was thrown together in such a short period of time. All the states that have mostly vote by mail have said it took them years to get it right. But the real problem for them, and I?m surprised you didn?t know this, is elections are managed and controlled by the states, not the federal government. So for instance they were powerless to stop the partisan PA Supreme Court from throwing out the state constitution and legislating from the bench to completely change PA election law just weeks before the election.

Aug 22, 2018

The staffer said that "additional majority support" ? more Republican votes ? will be needed to advance a "truly bipartisan bill."

January 29, 2019

Election Reform Bill Fought Tooth-and-Nail by House Republicans

March 6, 2019

McConnell won't allow vote on election reform bill

August 3, 2019

Democrats have tried to pass several election security bills in recent weeks only to have them blocked by Republicans, who say they are partisan or unnecessary.

February 11, 2020

Senate Republicans blocked an effort by Democrats to unanimously pass three election security-related bills Tuesday

To me, it doesn't seem like this administration was ever interested in changing a thing. The biased cynic in me can't help but think that this whole debacle has been planned for some time.

 

[sggatecl]

I stand corrected. In 2017, apparently Trump launched a commission looking into voter fraud because he was still butt hurt that he lost the popular vote.

Report: Trump commission did not find widespread voter fraud

the now-disbanded voting integrity commission launched by the Trump administration uncovered no evidence to support claims of widespread voter fraud, according to an analysis of administration documents released Friday.

In a letter to Vice President Mike Pence and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who are both Republicans and led the commission, Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap said the documents show there was a “pre-ordained outcome” and that drafts of a commission report included a section on evidence of voter fraud that was “glaringly empty.”

“It’s calling into the darkness, looking for voter fraud,” Dunlap, a Democrat, told The Associated Press. “There’s no real evidence of it anywhere.”

 

[tigermud]

Why did the Trump administration do nothing to protect our election from this massive, widespread voter fraud that they are claiming? If what they are saying is true, wouldn't that mean that Trump is dangerously incompetent and unqualified because he did nothing to address the threat? Voter fraud on the scale they are alleging would be one of the greatest attacks ever perpetrated on the United States, yet it happened under Trump's watch. Even if their obviously batshit election conspiracy theories were correct, wouldn't it be a damning indictment on Trump's ability to run the country and keep us safe?

September 12th, 2018

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2018-09-14/pdf/2018-20203.pdf

 

[Gulo Blue]

Besides, I don?t recall anyone saying the stock market would collapse if Biden got elected.

Fine. I'll google it for you.


https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-stock-market-prediction/

 

[tinselwolverine]

Fine. I'll google it for you.


https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-stock-market-prediction/

Well, to be fair, Trump didn?t say exactly when the stock market would crash.

That?s the thing about stock market crashes - they?re kinda unpredictable.

 

[tinselwolverine]

Why did the Trump administration do nothing to protect our election from this massive, widespread voter fraud that they are claiming? If what they are saying is true, wouldn't that mean that Trump is dangerously incompetent and unqualified because he did nothing to address the threat? Voter fraud on the scale they are alleging would be one of the greatest attacks ever perpetrated on the United States, yet it happened under Trump's watch. Even if their obviously batshit election conspiracy theories were correct, wouldn't it be a damning indictment on Trump's ability to run the country and keep us safe?

I see SpartanMack made the point in #201 that I was going to make when I read this post copied down the thread - we don?t actually have a national federal presidential election.

We have 50 individual state presidential elections, operated somewhat autonomously by each individual state.

It goes back to the institute of our federal structure and the various negotiations and agreements settled upon that went into ratifying the Constitution.

 

[sggatecl]

I see SpartanMack made the point in #201 that I was going to make when I read this post copied down the thread - we don?t actually have a national federal presidential election.

We have 50 individual state presidential elections, operated somewhat autonomously by each individual state.

It goes back to the institute of our federal structure and the various negotiations and agreements settled upon that went into ratifying the Constitution.

There have been plenty of federal voting laws passed over the years. It stands to reason that when it comes to election security, it could be done again.

 

[Gulo Blue]

I see SpartanMack made the point in #201 that I was going to make when I read this post copied down the thread - we don’t actually have a national federal presidential election.

We have 50 individual state presidential elections, operated somewhat autonomously by each individual state.

It goes back to the institute of our federal structure and the various negotiations and agreements settled upon that went into ratifying the Constitution.

They are state elections, but there are federal laws regulating them. Not as strong as they used to be.

There have been plenty of federal voting laws passed over the years. It stands to reason that when it comes to election security, it could be done again.

Laws aren't going in that direction. We solved racism and corporations are people so we really had more laws than we needed. And come on, it's very isolationist trying to keep other nations out of our elections - we should just let them have their say too.

 

[Thumb]

20 binders ready to go for NV tomorrow

https://video.parler.com/7f/HX/7fHXq7pUWdYS.mp4

The evidence is overwhelming

Where have we heard that before....


....oh that's right, in this thread. Several times. But still no Kraken, 40 courtroom defeats, but yeah....this will be huge, I mean, just the best most huge thing, we really have the best things, and they're all huge!

 

[Gulo Blue]

There's data going back to WWII and Trump is the only President to never hit 50% approval.


https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/

 

[tigermud]

Where have we heard that before....


....oh that's right, in this thread. Several times. But still no Kraken, 40 courtroom defeats, but yeah....this will be huge, I mean, just the best most huge thing, we really have the best things, and they're all huge!

Your news sources keep you misinformed

https://rumble.com/vblanz-jenna-ell...ideo-of-ballots-in-suitcase-from-georgia.html

 

[Michchamp]

That would be funny if at the next hearing, Rudy G and the Drunk Blonde march in, and Rudy announces all formally "May it please the hearing committee, we now have documented evidence to present that the voter rolls were altered!"

Then he opens his briefcase, and there's a huge pink dildo inside.

Confused he takes it out and holds it up. and then the blond drunkenly slurs "looks like ya took my briefcase by mistake."

 

[Gulo Blue]

Your news sources keep you misinformed

https://rumble.com/vblanz-jenna-ell...ideo-of-ballots-in-suitcase-from-georgia.html

What would have to happen to convince you that Biden got more legal votes in the states he won than Trump?

 

[Gulo Blue]

That would be funny if at the next hearing, Rudy G and the Drunk Blonde march in, and Rudy announces all formally "May it please the hearing committee, we now have documented evidence to present that the voter rolls were altered!"

Then he opens his briefcase, and there's a huge pink dildo inside.

Confused he takes it out and holds it up. and then the blond drunkenly slurs "looks like ya took my briefcase by mistake."

MC, even Rudy says you should hold up a bit.

 

[Spartanmack]

Aug 22, 2018

The staffer said that "additional majority support" ? more Republican votes ? will be needed to advance a "truly bipartisan bill."

January 29, 2019

Election Reform Bill Fought Tooth-and-Nail by House Republicans

March 6, 2019

McConnell won't allow vote on election reform bill

August 3, 2019

Democrats have tried to pass several election security bills in recent weeks only to have them blocked by Republicans, who say they are partisan or unnecessary.

February 11, 2020

Senate Republicans blocked an effort by Democrats to unanimously pass three election security-related bills Tuesday

To me, it doesn't seem like this administration was ever interested in changing a thing. The biased cynic in me can't help but think that this whole debacle has been planned for some time.

Did you read those bills? Do you think maybe it?s possible that a Dem sponsored bills with ?election reform? or ?election security? in the title may not actually be about election reform or security? Remember, they jammed a bill down our throats called ?The Affordable Care Act? that ended up raising insurance prices by record rates. Maybe there?s another reason why they opposed those bills

 

[Gulo Blue]

So tomorrow, Kate McKinnon will be Giuliani, so who will play the eyewitness?

 

[Spartanmack]

Fine. I'll google it for you.


https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-stock-market-prediction/

You?re right, that?s just like the media not covering the story about Joe Biden?s crackhead son doing a bunch of shady deals with Joe?s help to enrich himself and Joe. How silly of me - I stand corrected.

 

[Michchamp]

... Do you think maybe it?s possible that a Dem sponsored bills with ?election reform? or ?election security? in the title may not actually be about election reform or security? ...

What about Lib Dem Chicom sponsored bills?

 

[tigermud]

What would have to happen to convince you that Biden got more legal votes in the states he won than Trump?

A full audit of all dominion machine run ballots I firmly believe votes were flipped and shaved all over the country not just in the battle grounds.

A full audit of signature verification absentees and mail in ballots for proper watermarks removing all those that were copied from the counts. I firmly there was a large amount of Corona excuses mail in ballot stay home stay safe vote harvesting in the hundreds of thousands nationwide.

I will never accept Biden won fair and square without these validations.