What i see as the main vulnerability of mail in voting is the highly inconsistent maintainence of the voter roles. Garbage in, garbage out. There's a whole lot of garbage in the results.
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‘World knows Trump won #MAGA’ banner flown over Goodison Park ahead of Everton v Manchester match
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/trump-maga-banner-goodison-everton-manchester-united-b54980.html
A plane carrying the message "World knows Trump won #MAGA" was spotted flying over Goodison Park ahead of the Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United.
The banner grabbed the attention of club staff and journalists inside the 39,000-capacity stadium before the Saturday lunch-time kick-off.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/trump-maga-banner-goodison-everton-manchester-united-b54980.html
A plane carrying the message "World knows Trump won #MAGA" was spotted flying over Goodison Park ahead of the Premier League match between Everton and Manchester United.
The banner grabbed the attention of club staff and journalists inside the 39,000-capacity stadium before the Saturday lunch-time kick-off.
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What i see is a big fire burning and the wind is kicking up hard.
Those bread crumbs sure are looking a'plenty.
Wow, potentially huge.
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Dem voters whined like little ******* when Killary lost or did you forget that already? They weren't boarding up major cities due to Trump supporters Sparky, that was done so the criminals voting for Biden didn't loot and burn like they always do.
By 2022 Republicans will control both houses, 2024 they take back the White house and the creepy old **** will be dead.
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Or here...
‘Like Flipping A Coin And Getting Heads 100 Times’: Stats Boffs Scrutinize Biden ‘Victory’ Numbers
ANALYSIS OF VOTES CAST FOR JOE BIDEN AND TURNOUT ITSELF IN PENNSYLVANIA REVEAL A HOST OF STATISTICAL AND HISTORICAL ANOMALIES THAT FAVOR THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE’S CHANCES OF WINNING THE PRESIDENCY.
Two reports, providing over 10 pages of statistical analysis of raw Pennsylvania voter data, appear to signal election irregularities – virtually all boosting Biden’s vote count in the critical state.
In Philadelphia, for example, the likelihood of the city’s voting outcome is as likely as someone flipping a coin 100 times and landing on heads every time.
At the time of publishing, Pennsylvania stands at 6,749,175 votes cast – unclear how many were cast legally vs. illegally – and 98% reporting. The state and its 20 electoral college votes remain critical to President Trump’s chances to rightfully clinch the presidency.
TURNOUT.
For example, Biden, who bizarrely beat Barack Obama’s popular vote record, received several tens of thousands of more votes than registered Democrats in the following counties.
In some cases, the increase in support for Biden surpasses 65,000 votes:
“The votes for Biden are unusually high for ten counties, reporting an excess of ~244,000 votes in excess of expectation. These deviations are legitimate reasons to insist on closely monitored recounts,” the report notes.
The other report reaches similar conclusions, specifically concerning the counties Montgomery, Chester, Cumberland, and Pike.
BIDEN ONLY.
Per data provided by the state of Pennsylvania, an exorbitant number of individuals cast ballots, only voting for the president. Analysis reveals this phenomenon occurred exponentially more with Biden voters.
“Another way to track down fraudulent votes is to look closely at how many of the votes did little or no down-ticket voting. When manufacturing votes, it is too time consuming to vote for other office holders,” the report notes.
For example, the number was more than double in Arizona and, at maximum, more than triple in Michigan.
In Pennsylvania, it was slightly less than half.
BENFORD’S LAW.
The piece also posits that Pennsylvania’s violation of a “standard voter fraud” identification method – Benford’s Law – “flags Allegheny County as suspect.”
In contrast, “he shape of the voter count first digits follows Benford’s Law rather closely for Trump.”
The critical swing state remains imperative for President Trump’s chances to secure the presidency, and per data, history, and a host of technical “glitches,” it seems Pennsylvania was not immune from Democrats’ attempt to steal the election.
Both reports urge recounts and close monitoring of the votes in the state:
Hell, we knew 20 years ago if you flip a coin in Detroit in overtime you're screwed. Heads every time no matter what Jerome says on the mic.
Think about how far we've come, Tim? In the past with things like 911 the feeling of WTF Just Happened was so overwhelming that it took years for many to even start to question the media narrative of what happened. Now? It's easy to tell they're lying as you just have to watch lips moving. We even now know that Faux News is not to be trusted ever again.
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I've never trusted Fox News. Lots of different, opposing viewpoints but fake all the same.
I've already switched to Newsmax, and begun migrating from Facebook to Parler.
Almost every media outlet reporting "Trump's baseless claim of voter fraud ."...yet not a one reported "Democrat baseless claims of Russian Collusion."
Good synopsis.....
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Read this comment today in the cheap seats at American Thinker -- perfect for football forum and nails it:
"To put this in a football analogy, the Democrats have just made a long pass, they know the catch wasn't good, and we know the catch wasn't good. Now they are in a hurry up offense hoping to get in another play before we can throw in the challenge flag."
"To put this in a football analogy, the Democrats have just made a long pass, they know the catch wasn't good, and we know the catch wasn't good. Now they are in a hurry up offense hoping to get in another play before we can throw in the challenge flag."
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Yep, they were in goose step with the other networks during 911 and questioned nothing the Deep State told us caves and box cutters and all.
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This is a losing strategy......waiting for the tide to turn after dem policies fail. How is that working out around the country? Reps keeping their outreach in rural/suburban areas and conceding urban areas will keep them losing more and more ground. If you don't show interest in communities, show a presence, and talk to the people......see what the issues are within these areas and what is truly needed, why should they ever vote for that party. You have to be there to get the votes, and reps aren't doing this as good as dems are. Hell, I see rural areas in NC that I never thought would turn start to do just that because one side reaches out and the other side just sits back and says.......just watch, it will fail and they will come back this way.
You concede areas and progressivism will win that fight as you aren't giving viable alternatives, and certainly not acting like the party gives a **** and just wants to continue the status quo of being looked at as the stale party that only cares about corporate America and is rayciss!!!
Oh, and it wasn't just white women that swung over.........white men did as well. Another thing I think is getting overlooked, for all the votes that went to Biden that were more against Trump than for Biden............that went the other way as well. Trump's high vote count wasn't all enthusiastic Trump supporters, it was more than likely reflective of how the Biden votes went.......voting against Biden more than voting for Trump.
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Trump won record votes from Blacks and hispanics. It shows that you can reach them if you actually try. Simply explain that Dem policies are actually bad for them and exploitative and the Rep policies of self reliance are much better.
Dems should be **** scared that Trump may have transformed the Rep to the party of the average working person. That is of course if the Rep party leadership is smart enough to stay the outreach course Trump has set and not give power back to the loser elitists who are happy to play the Generals to the Dems Globetrotters.
Dems should be **** scared that Trump may have transformed the Rep to the party of the average working person. That is of course if the Rep party leadership is smart enough to stay the outreach course Trump has set and not give power back to the loser elitists who are happy to play the Generals to the Dems Globetrotters.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Re: Georgia, which we just began to touch now, there are 132k CoA flags in Fulton County, alone.<br><br>Just so everyone understands, and my listeners will, I'll keep going regardless of the results of this particular election.<br><br>We're never going to stop until we clean it up.</p>— Peoples_Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) <a href="https://twitter.com/Peoples_Pundit/status/1325581205673287682?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Just under 10k confirmed dead returned absentee ballots in Michigan. We're done, for now.<br><br>While I'm open to the idea some of these have been rejected, I'm not open to any outright dismissal they all were rejected.<br><br>This was a small, tested listed that suggests irregs are plenty.</p>— Peoples_Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) <a href="https://twitter.com/Peoples_Pundit/status/1325580085215236097?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Just under 10k confirmed dead returned absentee ballots in Michigan. We're done, for now.<br><br>While I'm open to the idea some of these have been rejected, I'm not open to any outright dismissal they all were rejected.<br><br>This was a small, tested listed that suggests irregs are plenty.</p>— Peoples_Pundit (@Peoples_Pundit) <a href="https://twitter.com/Peoples_Pundit/status/1325580085215236097?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 8, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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I didn't vote against Trump because I hate him, I did it because I think he is incompetent and immature. Making up these voter fraud excuses is a sign of immaturity.
Completely disagree. Reps are trying and have tried and poured tons of money into these areas. Eyes open...
Kim Klacik is a great example. She got NATIONAL coverage for her innovative work, adverts, and efforts in Baltimore. Featured speaker throughout the year. People really believed "this woman has a shot." She's beautiful, black, articulate. She had backing and money.
Kwesi Mfume beat her like a mule. He got 70+% of the vote.
Dems have had a lock on inner city urban votes for decades. See Detroit, Philly, Atlanta, et al. No matter how horrifying their lives become, they still vote Dem and feed the machine that keeps them down.
It will take forces like Trump who slowly DO things for these communities so they start waking up. These actions speak. And those actions are why he got a much higher % of minority votes, record #s. Stomping door to door and working at the local level hasn't worked for 60 years for Republicans.
LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Says the **** waffle who ran around for 4 years screaming Russia Russia Russia Election Interference!!!
The difference though? This isn't made up. The anomalies, the dead voters, the change of address voters, are real issues.
Being able to point to 450,000 votes where ONLY a vote was made for Biden and nothing else down ballot is...you know...evidence. Not Steel dossier-type evidence, mind you.
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So Harris is competent or you just like being socialist?
Some more "made up stuff" for mensas like 21
‘American Hustle’: Party Insiders Tell The True Story Of How Philadelphia Elections Work
Judges who obtained their positions by fraud, according to an indictment, have denied the Trump campaign's ballot-watchers access, providing crucial unsupervised time to Democrat vote counters.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Most Americans might not know the name Ozzie Myers, although a part of his tale was told in the hit 2013 movie “American Hustle” about the FBI sting that sent four congressmen to prison in the 1970s.
If you’re from Philadelphia, though, you know his name, and knew it well before 2013. He’s important to the country now because he’s currently under indictment for bribing a state elections judge to stuff ballots for Democratic candidates. Among the candidates he was paid to get elected are three as-yet-unnamed judges sitting on the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court. That’s where President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign has to go when local election officials refuse to let campaign monitors oversee ballot integrity, as has been the case these past few days throughout Pennsylvania.
In addition, Trump’s U.S. attorney, William McSwain, has hinted that in addition to the three unidentified judges, those Democrats tainted by election-fixing go all the way from local officials to the U.S. Congress.
Why should anyone care about that court? Because it’s playing a major role in the presidential election.
On Tuesday, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Stella Tsai ruled that the city’s Board of Elections was complying with state laws governing partisan election monitors, contradicting claims from the Trump campaign that GOP monitors were being kept too far away from absentee ballot-counters to observe whether ballots were being properly counted.
Then on Thursday, a state appellate court sided with the Trump campaign, ordering that election observers be allowed to stand within six feet of ballot-counters to ensure meaningful monitoring of the process. The City of Philadelphia immediately appealed the ruling to the state’s top court, which has yet to decide whether it will take up the matter.
Meanwhile, Republicans filed a lawsuit Tuesday in state court accusing Democratic election leaders of violating state code by authorizing local election officials to give information about rejected mail-in ballots to Democratic operatives so they could contact those voters and offer them a new ballot. Not only would such actions violate state law, they would defy a ruling from Pennsylvania’s state Supreme Court last month, which stated “mail-in or absentee voters are not provided any opportunity to cure perceived defects (to their ballot) in a timely manner.”
The back-and-forth in the courts, and the accusations of corruption at multiple levels of government, underscores the outsized role local Democratic officials are playing in the presidential election, with President Trump narrowly trailing former Vice President Joe Biden in a few key states, including Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia, those local officials are often connected to a Democratic Party machine with a long history of corruption, organized crime, and election fraud.
Myers, for example, is accused of bribing former Judge of Elections Domenick J. Demuro, who pleaded guilty in May to accepting bribes to stuff ballot boxes for certain candidates during the 2014, 2015, and 2016 primaries. According to a July report in Philly Voice, “At his polling station, Demuro admitted he would ‘ring up’ extras votes on machines, add them to the totals and later falsely certify that the results receipts from voting machines were accurate, prosecutors said.”
A Life In The Machine
Ozzie’s story is an illustrative one, and an example of how things work in Philadelphia politics—a “machine,” one insider told The Federalist, that has a lot more in common with “a living organism” that doesn’t need instructions “to know how to breathe.”
Michael “Ozzie” Myers was born in 1943 in Philadelphia. When he was 19, he was arrested for burglary but later acquitted (“a misunderstanding,” he’d say). When he was 27, his illegally owned handgun was used by his cousin to kill a non-union construction worker in what one newspaper characterized as “a union quarrel.” His cousin was fine, winning office as an election judge while still in prison, assuming his new office after release, and pleading the Fifth to stealing ballots shortly after taking the job.
Ozzie quickly made a name for himself. In 1975, by then 32 and a member of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, he sued to cut off federal funds to the local federal prosecutor. The next month, he was the lone vote against expelling a colleague on his way to prison. He was rewarded for being such a reliable guy, and the following year the 16 ward leaders of District One nominated him to replace the Democratic congressman who had died in office (with the mayor easing early concerns Myers wasn’t even Italian). “I’m not going to tell you what I’m going to do until I get there,” Ozzie told the Democrats voting to send him to Washington.
When he did get to Washington, he partied. In 1979, when a Northern Virginia motel security guard told them they had to quiet down, Ozzie replied, “I’m a congressman, we don’t have to be quiet,” before beating the man with his friends. When the 19-year-old girl who worked the register tried to help the guard, they attacked her as well. When the police arrived, one of Ozzie’s buddies was naked from the waist down, screaming “beat me!” The naked man was arrested, and a warrant issued for the congressman’s arrest. During their sentencing, the judge warned the two to “keep their records clean.”
Ozzie did not follow the judge’s advice, and the following year, 1980, he explained to undercover FBI agents delivering him a $50,000 bribe that “money talks in this business, and bullshit walks.” When video emerged he was expelled from Congress — the first congressman expelled since the Civil War—and went to prison. When Ozzie got out, he appears to have gone right back to work, and in July 2020 was charged with bribing a Philadelphia elections judge to stuff ballots for his candidates.
Three of those candidates, who have not been identified, now sit on the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. Judges on this court have already denied the Trump campaign’s ballot-watchers access, providing crucial unsupervised time to ward vote counters before a successful appeal at a higher court.
Ozzie is a particularly colorful character, but not an unusual one, according to interviews The Federalist conducted with multiple current and former members of Philadelphia’s Democratic Party, who agreed to talk to us on condition of anonymity. It’s a way of life, they explained, with voters often owing their jobs (as well as family members’ jobs) and much else to an administration that rewards those it finds reliable.
“You have a kid who gets in trouble,” one insider explained as an example, “you call the party, and the party will have a lawyer on retainer who can represent him in court. The lawyer’s actually free, because he wants to become a judge so is establishing he’s reliable. When you get the nod to run, you pay $30 or $40,000 for party ‘marketing expenses’ and you win a 10-year term. You’re in front of a judge who went through this process… from the Democratic City Committee, so as soon as you walk in the room that judge is going to make the charge go away.”
“You couldn’t wire tap this,” they explained. “There’s no phone call, no deal—it’s a system he bought into years ago.”
And that’s just judges, insiders say. The “machine,” one explained, is less a machine than it is “a living organism—it doesn’t need a handshake or a phone call to know how to breathe.” Each part does its job, often in tandem but rarely with any communication or even necessarily a friendly relationship, and when things go right, people stay employed and the money keeps flowing.
Ozzie, we’re told, wasn’t even caught as part of an election fraud investigation: He was simply on the trail to John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty, a powerful Philadelphia labor boss who leads the Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and was indicted in February 2019. Johnny Doc’s younger brother, Judge Kevin Dougherty,” was elected to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 2015 with help from Local 98.
“In these neighborhoods, your school, house, health care, your job, a lawyer if your kid is in trouble, are all government. The bad ones are the bribes… the rest is just how it works.”
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Former Congressman Ozzie Myers charged in alleged bribery of South Philly judge of elections
‘American Hustle’: Party Insiders Tell The True Story Of How Philadelphia Elections Work
Judges who obtained their positions by fraud, according to an indictment, have denied the Trump campaign's ballot-watchers access, providing crucial unsupervised time to Democrat vote counters.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. — Most Americans might not know the name Ozzie Myers, although a part of his tale was told in the hit 2013 movie “American Hustle” about the FBI sting that sent four congressmen to prison in the 1970s.
If you’re from Philadelphia, though, you know his name, and knew it well before 2013. He’s important to the country now because he’s currently under indictment for bribing a state elections judge to stuff ballots for Democratic candidates. Among the candidates he was paid to get elected are three as-yet-unnamed judges sitting on the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court. That’s where President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign has to go when local election officials refuse to let campaign monitors oversee ballot integrity, as has been the case these past few days throughout Pennsylvania.
In addition, Trump’s U.S. attorney, William McSwain, has hinted that in addition to the three unidentified judges, those Democrats tainted by election-fixing go all the way from local officials to the U.S. Congress.
Why should anyone care about that court? Because it’s playing a major role in the presidential election.
On Tuesday, Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Stella Tsai ruled that the city’s Board of Elections was complying with state laws governing partisan election monitors, contradicting claims from the Trump campaign that GOP monitors were being kept too far away from absentee ballot-counters to observe whether ballots were being properly counted.
Then on Thursday, a state appellate court sided with the Trump campaign, ordering that election observers be allowed to stand within six feet of ballot-counters to ensure meaningful monitoring of the process. The City of Philadelphia immediately appealed the ruling to the state’s top court, which has yet to decide whether it will take up the matter.
Meanwhile, Republicans filed a lawsuit Tuesday in state court accusing Democratic election leaders of violating state code by authorizing local election officials to give information about rejected mail-in ballots to Democratic operatives so they could contact those voters and offer them a new ballot. Not only would such actions violate state law, they would defy a ruling from Pennsylvania’s state Supreme Court last month, which stated “mail-in or absentee voters are not provided any opportunity to cure perceived defects (to their ballot) in a timely manner.”
The back-and-forth in the courts, and the accusations of corruption at multiple levels of government, underscores the outsized role local Democratic officials are playing in the presidential election, with President Trump narrowly trailing former Vice President Joe Biden in a few key states, including Pennsylvania. In Philadelphia, those local officials are often connected to a Democratic Party machine with a long history of corruption, organized crime, and election fraud.
Myers, for example, is accused of bribing former Judge of Elections Domenick J. Demuro, who pleaded guilty in May to accepting bribes to stuff ballot boxes for certain candidates during the 2014, 2015, and 2016 primaries. According to a July report in Philly Voice, “At his polling station, Demuro admitted he would ‘ring up’ extras votes on machines, add them to the totals and later falsely certify that the results receipts from voting machines were accurate, prosecutors said.”
A Life In The Machine
Ozzie’s story is an illustrative one, and an example of how things work in Philadelphia politics—a “machine,” one insider told The Federalist, that has a lot more in common with “a living organism” that doesn’t need instructions “to know how to breathe.”
Michael “Ozzie” Myers was born in 1943 in Philadelphia. When he was 19, he was arrested for burglary but later acquitted (“a misunderstanding,” he’d say). When he was 27, his illegally owned handgun was used by his cousin to kill a non-union construction worker in what one newspaper characterized as “a union quarrel.” His cousin was fine, winning office as an election judge while still in prison, assuming his new office after release, and pleading the Fifth to stealing ballots shortly after taking the job.
Ozzie quickly made a name for himself. In 1975, by then 32 and a member of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, he sued to cut off federal funds to the local federal prosecutor. The next month, he was the lone vote against expelling a colleague on his way to prison. He was rewarded for being such a reliable guy, and the following year the 16 ward leaders of District One nominated him to replace the Democratic congressman who had died in office (with the mayor easing early concerns Myers wasn’t even Italian). “I’m not going to tell you what I’m going to do until I get there,” Ozzie told the Democrats voting to send him to Washington.
When he did get to Washington, he partied. In 1979, when a Northern Virginia motel security guard told them they had to quiet down, Ozzie replied, “I’m a congressman, we don’t have to be quiet,” before beating the man with his friends. When the 19-year-old girl who worked the register tried to help the guard, they attacked her as well. When the police arrived, one of Ozzie’s buddies was naked from the waist down, screaming “beat me!” The naked man was arrested, and a warrant issued for the congressman’s arrest. During their sentencing, the judge warned the two to “keep their records clean.”
Ozzie did not follow the judge’s advice, and the following year, 1980, he explained to undercover FBI agents delivering him a $50,000 bribe that “money talks in this business, and bullshit walks.” When video emerged he was expelled from Congress — the first congressman expelled since the Civil War—and went to prison. When Ozzie got out, he appears to have gone right back to work, and in July 2020 was charged with bribing a Philadelphia elections judge to stuff ballots for his candidates.
Three of those candidates, who have not been identified, now sit on the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. Judges on this court have already denied the Trump campaign’s ballot-watchers access, providing crucial unsupervised time to ward vote counters before a successful appeal at a higher court.
Ozzie is a particularly colorful character, but not an unusual one, according to interviews The Federalist conducted with multiple current and former members of Philadelphia’s Democratic Party, who agreed to talk to us on condition of anonymity. It’s a way of life, they explained, with voters often owing their jobs (as well as family members’ jobs) and much else to an administration that rewards those it finds reliable.
“You have a kid who gets in trouble,” one insider explained as an example, “you call the party, and the party will have a lawyer on retainer who can represent him in court. The lawyer’s actually free, because he wants to become a judge so is establishing he’s reliable. When you get the nod to run, you pay $30 or $40,000 for party ‘marketing expenses’ and you win a 10-year term. You’re in front of a judge who went through this process… from the Democratic City Committee, so as soon as you walk in the room that judge is going to make the charge go away.”
“You couldn’t wire tap this,” they explained. “There’s no phone call, no deal—it’s a system he bought into years ago.”
And that’s just judges, insiders say. The “machine,” one explained, is less a machine than it is “a living organism—it doesn’t need a handshake or a phone call to know how to breathe.” Each part does its job, often in tandem but rarely with any communication or even necessarily a friendly relationship, and when things go right, people stay employed and the money keeps flowing.
Ozzie, we’re told, wasn’t even caught as part of an election fraud investigation: He was simply on the trail to John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty, a powerful Philadelphia labor boss who leads the Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and was indicted in February 2019. Johnny Doc’s younger brother, Judge Kevin Dougherty,” was elected to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 2015 with help from Local 98.
“In these neighborhoods, your school, house, health care, your job, a lawyer if your kid is in trouble, are all government. The bad ones are the bribes… the rest is just how it works.”
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Former Congressman Ozzie Myers charged in alleged bribery of South Philly judge of elections
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At this point, there is nothing to do. Crying about it here and on Facebook isn't going to change the election.
If you PERSONALLY, have proof of impropriety during the election, hire a lawyer. Or go to the RNC. I have no problem doing that. As this point I hear a lot, but don't see a lot. And it's not even CLOSE to the hundred thousand votes it would take to turn the election results to Trump's favor.
Again, I guess I'm just a glass half full kind of guy (sometimes), but I'm pretty encouraged. Yes, the democrats are bad loses and even worse winners. The media is nauseating how much "happier" their reporting is now vs. 2016. Anyone that doesn't think the media is bias just has to take a look at the headlines and "tone" of reporters the week following 2016 vs. the week following 2020.
But here is where I am happy. It took a monumental turnout to defeat Donald Trump. There are over 70 million voters that AGREE with practically everything we talk about on this site. I mean if you are voting for Trump, you pretty much REALLY believe in National Conservatism.
What do democrats votes for when Trump isn't there? Their platform is so disjointed. Inner City voters are voting for communism. Suburban voters are voting for normalcy. College kids are voting for the environment. You have BLM supporters voting for some imaginary "race eraser" that still gives them special perks for being black.
It was very easy to coalesce these voters against Donald Trump. But it will NOT be easy for them to re-elected Kamala Harris. Suburban voters don't like Kamala Harris. BLM people don't like Kamala Harris. Bernie bot potheads don't like Kamala Harris.
If Kamala gets 60 million votes in 2024, I would be surprised. I really would.
Republicans remember. We will sit down, take it, swallow our medicine and remember. We will remember how bad democrats were when they lost and how bad democrats acted when they won.
Anger is fine. But you have to channel that anger into voting. We vote. We remember to vote.
The first vote now to see how angry Republicans really are is in 60 days. In Georgia. Now that Trump is gone, how many Democrats vote in those special elections? What is the decrease?
Then it will be 2022. There are some incredibly difficult races for Republicans in the Senate. Pennsylvania. North Carolina. What does the turnout look like and who is it coming from? Can the Republicans remember what they feel like today watching the media faun over Biden/Harris?
I'll remember. I'm never voting democrat again in my life. Never. And I will never give one ounce of respect to the news media. I will forever ridicule them, denounce them to my friends, undermine their so-called "profession". The media is awful.
But expected a change of this election is just a waste of energy.
If you PERSONALLY, have proof of impropriety during the election, hire a lawyer. Or go to the RNC. I have no problem doing that. As this point I hear a lot, but don't see a lot. And it's not even CLOSE to the hundred thousand votes it would take to turn the election results to Trump's favor.
Again, I guess I'm just a glass half full kind of guy (sometimes), but I'm pretty encouraged. Yes, the democrats are bad loses and even worse winners. The media is nauseating how much "happier" their reporting is now vs. 2016. Anyone that doesn't think the media is bias just has to take a look at the headlines and "tone" of reporters the week following 2016 vs. the week following 2020.
But here is where I am happy. It took a monumental turnout to defeat Donald Trump. There are over 70 million voters that AGREE with practically everything we talk about on this site. I mean if you are voting for Trump, you pretty much REALLY believe in National Conservatism.
What do democrats votes for when Trump isn't there? Their platform is so disjointed. Inner City voters are voting for communism. Suburban voters are voting for normalcy. College kids are voting for the environment. You have BLM supporters voting for some imaginary "race eraser" that still gives them special perks for being black.
It was very easy to coalesce these voters against Donald Trump. But it will NOT be easy for them to re-elected Kamala Harris. Suburban voters don't like Kamala Harris. BLM people don't like Kamala Harris. Bernie bot potheads don't like Kamala Harris.
If Kamala gets 60 million votes in 2024, I would be surprised. I really would.
Republicans remember. We will sit down, take it, swallow our medicine and remember. We will remember how bad democrats were when they lost and how bad democrats acted when they won.
Anger is fine. But you have to channel that anger into voting. We vote. We remember to vote.
The first vote now to see how angry Republicans really are is in 60 days. In Georgia. Now that Trump is gone, how many Democrats vote in those special elections? What is the decrease?
Then it will be 2022. There are some incredibly difficult races for Republicans in the Senate. Pennsylvania. North Carolina. What does the turnout look like and who is it coming from? Can the Republicans remember what they feel like today watching the media faun over Biden/Harris?
I'll remember. I'm never voting democrat again in my life. Never. And I will never give one ounce of respect to the news media. I will forever ridicule them, denounce them to my friends, undermine their so-called "profession". The media is awful.
But expected a change of this election is just a waste of energy.
Looking for posts by 21 about the Russia collusion thing being unadulterated bullshit from whiny losers. Still looking. Still looking. Still looking ...
Incompetent? How many Nobel peace prizes do you think Joe will get the 6 mos he's in office?
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