Re: Soooo... this election was legitimate this time?

Catahoula® · 2024-11-06T13:38:12.883Z

Because y'all got what you want? No complaints? No claims of fraud? Crazy how that works.

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Re: Let's play a game of Link or Liar***

Nov 6, 2024, 11:17 AM

You can do this by yourself.

Look up:

Commonwealth of VA vs DoJ, in which the DoJ was arguing that VA’s attempt to follow its constitution by removing non-citizens from the voter roles should be more important than the DoJ’s attempt to prevent non-citizens from being purged from the voter rolls because the removals would be happening too close to the election (with VA law not allowing the voter rolls to be changed within 60 or 90 days of the election).

Fulton County, GA vs Republican Party, in which Fulton County skirted the law in which Republican poll watchers were allowed to observe all polling places and drop box locations, yet were denied having access to Fulton County election sites where early ballots could be dropped off in person. Fulton County judge … spoiler alert … ruled in favor of Fulton County; the technicality being that ‘election offices’ were not exactly the same as polling places. Thus, the ‘chain of (visual) custody’ in which Republican poll watchers could see who and how many ballots an individual would drop off at a polling location would not be able to see who and how many balllots an individual could hide under his cost and then drop off at an election office.

Commonwealth of PA (in one or more counties) closed polling sites hours early and told the middle age & old age white voters to go home. Republican Party had to threaten to sue the counties and Commonwealth of PA to stop suppressing the vote; Repubs also threatened to sue if PA counties PA govt didn’t provide extended days & hours of operation as relief to disenfranchised early voters.

There are cases in MI, AZ, and WI which come to mind … all involving local &/or state governments endeavoring to create opportunities to:
Impair the ability of Republicans to see voter rolls that the Democrat bureaucrats refused to let them see.
Prevent voter rolls from being purged of non-citizens / non-residents.
Accept ballots after Nov.5 for which no evidence (post mark) was available to prove that the ballot had been mailed on or before Nov.5.

These are just some examples. For every one of them, the state &/or county governments were fighting the Republicans. The Republicans won some and lost some.

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Debate participation is a straw man argument.

Voters in the Republican primary were not limited to voting for either Trump or a token nobody like Dean Phillips. There was a large contingent of high profile Republican challengers to Trump. Those who voted in the Republican primaries chose Trump.

Voters in the Democrat primary were denied the opportunity to choose from among RFK Jr or Biden (or any other established Democrat candidate that was not hand picked by the DNC). The voters in the Democrat primary were also denied the truth about Biden’s cognitive decline. (Good heavens Trump, as a candidate in the Republican primary, was attacked for everything real or imagined.). At the end of the day, the Democrat primary voters were given the choice between Biden and Undecided. That Undecided made a strong showing should have clued y’all into the fact that the Democrat Party leadership was doing something that was very undemocratic in practice.

Soooo... this election was legitimate this time?

There was still plenty of fraud, it was just outnumbered.***

Sounds like y'all just make it up when it's convenient.***

So...8:40am the morning after and you state, seemingly as fact....

I guess you missed the multiple court cases the Trump team won yesterday.***

Let's play a game of Link or Liar***

Re: Let's play a game of Link or Liar***

I guess I did...does a court case win equate to fraud?....

Find your own details, losers***

I thought you might be less FOS after the Trump win...

Re: There was still plenty of fraud, it was just outnumbered.***

Member when it took them 2 weeks to count votes ? Too Big To Rig !***

Tons of fraud in the same places.***

Sounds like we should hold up everything, do audits and recounts

Totally agree!***

Sounds awesome. That could stretch some time into next year.

Guess why the Biden / Harris DoJ wont sue to defend the Democrats

You live in your own fantasy land.

I didn't vote--HTH

Re: I didn't vote--HTH

too big to rig

Pubs learned from last time - sounds like they were lawyered up big time and

Re: Pubs learned from last time - sounds like they were lawyered up big time and