gunracer1
Collector of fine junk
we live in a banana republic, anyone could see what happened that night live on TV.
we live in a banana republic, anyone could see what happened that night live on TV.
But then that same TV said we didn't see what we think we saw. Who are we to believe?we live in a banana republic, anyone could see what happened that night live on TV.
said it before and I'll say it again. If I was in the DNC, I'd demand a forensic audit across the states to prove there was no fraud... just to flip off the GOP.^ finally got to watch that. Kinda crazy if it's all true. If they can prove that one guy is leading that many people to fraud they need to go after him HARD.
Plus they said it the day after the steal. No way they could have possibly known that quick. Barr included. Even though he knew it was bullshit.The very fact that they had to come out and say it was "the most secure election in history" tells you something went down .
This.......they are going to be more blatant about it this time, because calling anyone who opposed them last time a lunatic and democracy hater worked. they even sentenced some dudes to 15 years in prison for walking around in the capital building after being escorted in by the cops.
its going to be stolen again. right in front of your eyes. but they wont make the same mistakes as last time. no ruby freemans and no vids of covering windows and kicking people out.
also, now that they know that phone GPS and cell tower data was used to track ballot harvesters to the drop boxes, everyone gets farraday cage bags along with their burner phones when they make the 20-30 drop box visits.
its not that hard.
Considering the lack of consequences, I can't think of a single reason why they wouldn't/wont.they are going to be more blatant about it this time, because calling anyone who opposed them last time a lunatic and democracy hater worked. they even sentenced some dudes to 15 years in prison for walking around in the capital building after being escorted in by the cops.
its going to be stolen again. right in front of your eyes. but they wont make the same mistakes as last time. no ruby freemans and no vids of covering windows and kicking people out.
also, now that they know that phone GPS and cell tower data was used to track ballot harvesters to the drop boxes, everyone gets farraday cage bags along with their burner phones when they make the 20-30 drop box visits.
its not that hard.
No, they are supposed to be vetted at the very least against the signature on the voter registration. But that's so subjective it really isn't a barrier to fraud at all.I have yet to see a single source showing the 50 states and their voting rules, requirements, etc especially pertaining to voter identification and or validation. In the new age, the verification of absentee ballots by voter roster comparison and signature on the mail in or drop in envelope as in California.
The thousands of "spike" ballots in Michigan for example. Are, were they vetted against anything ?
No, they are supposed to be vetted at the very least against the signature on the voter registration. But that's so subjective it really isn't a barrier to fraud at all.
This is the big issue. NUMEROUS States adopted new Election policies in a manner NOT consistant with each individual State's Constitution.especially the new ones that illegally adopted "changed" rules to accommodate the Wuhan.
This is the big issue. NUMEROUS States adopted new Election policies in a manner NOT consistant with each individual State's Constitution.
And yet.........................
Crickets
General question. If SCOTUS refuses to hear a case is that the end? No more appeals? it's just dead?And the SCOTUS wouldn't even hear the case.
Can't say that I blame them.And the SCOTUS wouldn't even hear the case.
Yes. Unless the same topic is brought up through another case, OR there ends up being conflicting opinions in different federal jurisdictions. Then, and maybe only then will it be heard.General question. If SCOTUS refuses to hear a case is that the end? No more appeals? it's just dead?
General question. If SCOTUS refuses to hear a case is that the end? No more appeals? it's just dead?
Yes. Unless the same topic is brought up through another case, OR there ends up being conflicting opinions in different federal jurisdictions. Then, and maybe only then will it be heard.
And didn't we (the US) require those in Iraq to dip their finger in blue ink when they voted?I think everyone may be over-reacting. I am sure we will have elections which are just as viable and honest as other countries.
NK, Russia, China are a few that come to mind.
Real common practice in the third world.And didn't we (the US) require those in Iraq to dip their finger in blue ink when they voted?
I had to give a thumb print when I first started voting.And didn't we (the US) require those in Iraq to dip their finger in blue ink when they voted?
sometimes simple way are the best... If you're looking for honesty i mean.I had to give a thumb print when I first started voting.
*requirement to dip finger in ink waved if your van of ballots arrives before, or after Election Day.And didn't we (the US) require those in Iraq to dip their finger in blue ink when they voted?
I had to give a thumb print when I first started voting.
1984 (?)Ambiguous sentence is ambiguous. Where and when was this ? You dont state you had to give a thumb print to be able to vote. Please explain.
1984 (?)
CA
You put your thumbprint on the voter role next to your name
Your black thumb was the "I Voted" sticker of the day
Huh?Ah. Sounds like your thumb was marked, kind of a primitive virtual signal. Different than the impression I got from your post that your thumb print was taken, recorded, etc. I dont recall that, but that's on my weak brain. I recall the chads and pen fill on the ballots. Never had a problem or issue when they looked me up at the voting place and handed me a ballot. I went absentee mail sometime in the late 90's after I missed a vote due to being out of town for work.
That's why it was done, I was told.Huh?
Seems like putting your thumbprint on the voter role after you vote is traceable proof that you were actually the person voting.