Voter Fraud in America

@no1marauder

"250 other registered voters in the county with the last name “Medellin” and first initial “A.” " !!

Makes one wonder how much inbreeding is going on in that county, doesn't it?

@earl-of-trumps said
And you didn't say a damn word about your God King, Biden ADMITTING that he got the AG in Ukraine FIRED - else the money would be withheld.

ADMIT IT.

@metal-brain said
oops. Wrong link.

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/houston-woman-turned-away-from-polls-after-being-told-she-already-voted/

@moonbus said
@no1marauder

"250 other registered voters in the county with the last name “Medellin” and first initial “A.” " !!

Makes one wonder how much inbreeding is going on in that county, doesn't it?

@no1marauder

Ah, just as there are many Scandinavian and Germanic names in the Great Lakes region and the Mid-West, Chinese ones in San Francisco, etc.

@suzianne said
She probably voted by mail and then tried to vote at the polls, as Trump suggested people should do.

@suzianne said
You left out, conveniently, that the Ukraine AG was corrupt. Did you forget that?

The whole world has watched the US election.

Like every election in peaceful world democracies, there have been minor procedural errors, such as crossing out the wrong person on a long list of people with similar names. Or a blind person allowing a stranger to fill out his ballot paper. Or a husband dictating the vote to his wife as she writes on the paper. Or two slips getting stuck together by damp fingers so that the second one is missed. I haven't read about anything that I didn't see happen during my 1970s employment as an electoral clerk.

The net effect of all these minor faults is trivial and only in extremely rare cases would there be enough errors to change an election result. Georgia, controlled by Republicans, has spent millions counting its paper votes 3 times, but hasn't managed to change its result by more than a few votes.

Trump has thrown a huge amount of Republicans' money at trying to make a case for "widespread voter fraud" simply because in his mind he cannot lose the presidency. He has certainly achieved one thing: many low-paid workers have been provided with a temporary job and that helps the employment numbers.

When a "death knock" message is delivered to a car accident victim's next of kin, the most common reaction is complete disbelief. "I only saw him this morning" or "it can't be him, there must be some mistake". The police officer simply persists, until the wife eventually has to accept the reality of the situation.

That's where some Republicans are now, but their understandable disbelief is being strengthened by Trump refusing to move past that initial disbelief. I don't blame Republicans, they're accepting the word of their leader.

It Trump was a leader, he would have done the right thing by his followers and graciously accepted the election result. He's letting down 70 million Americans by his behaviour.
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@Kewpie - The whole world has watched the US election.

Then the whole world is packed with LoOZaS

@metal-brain said
So anybody who alleges election fraud has to be a liar? Sounds like we live in a dictatorship to me. Now I understand why we will never expose election fraud again. Even if it is true it will never be believed by anyone who supports Biden.

What about when a democrat gets an election stolen? Nobody will believe it. You are not thinking that far ahead, are you? Do you really think this will only hurt republicans?

What a mess. Americans should be ashamed of themselves.

@happy-chappy said
What a mess. Americans should be ashamed of themselves.

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