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Yep.
Because the Audit in Maricopa County AZ found 70K bogus votes in one swingstate county.
Yep.
about 287 times... But for which candidate?I don't. No confidence whatsoever but I'm going to cast my vote anyways...
What is to stop 2024 from being the same deal
2022 also
I hope. But when you own the media you get away with a lot more stuffI don't know. More attention to the fraud this time? More questions about millions of ballots sent out with no proof a registered voter lives at the address where the ballots are sent? More attention to signature verification?
I hope. But when you own the media you get away with a lot more stuff
On one hand, I expect the election observers will be MUCH MUCH more active and obnoxious in the next couple election cycles. Some states (cough cough Georgia and Michigan) subverted laws about how close election observers can be to election workers (6 feet at closest) by putting the election workers at tables with only 5 1/2 feet behind them before a wall, that way the observers couldn't stand BEHIND the workers, they must stand somewhere else. But given the fact that lines of voters are formed in front of the tables, observers were effectively forced to stand quite a distance away and had no real opportunity to watch what was going on.What is to stop 2024 from being the same deal
2022 also
that is exactly what I fear. and the fact that the left completely owns the media, makes it that much easier to do. this is sad timesOn one hand, I expect the election observers will be MUCH MUCH more active and obnoxious in the next couple election cycles. Some states (cough cough Georgia and Michigan) subverted laws about how close election observers can be to election workers (6 feet at closest) by putting the election workers at tables with only 5 1/2 feet behind them before a wall, that way the observers couldn't stand BEHIND the workers, they must stand somewhere else. But given the fact that lines of voters are formed in front of the tables, observers were effectively forced to stand quite a distance away and had no real opportunity to watch what was going on.
You'll likely recall how Georgia called it on election night and sent everybody home to return the next day... except for 3 or 4 workers who started pulling out suitcases of ballots and running the ballot batches through the machines over and over and over... I'm willing to bet the next time Georgia or some other state says "Let's call it a night" the observers are going to say "Fuuuuuuck YOU!"
However, with all that said. (typed?) The two single greatest threats involve allowing people to vote with no or extremely cursory proof of identification and the advent of software that simply "calculates votes" in the voting machines. When you nationally have more votes than there are people registered to vote, you CLEARLY have multiple levels of fraud. Generally voter turnout is great if it breaks 50% In the last presidential election there was greater than 100% national voter turnout. Ignoring the fact that this is simply, numerically impossible in the first place, even if the tally had come in at 90% or 80% or even had it broken 70% you'd have to question the veracity of the vote and suspect fraud.
What I'm saying is, I fear that the current folks in charge are so brazen and empowered right now they may just go full Venezuela on the vote and "tell us" who won the following morning regardless of any votes cast either way.