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43 minutes ago, The Governor said:
But it doesn’t actually do that at all.
It’s basically impossible to commit voter fraud on a meaningful scale and you know that.
Each ballot is secure and mailed to the voter at their home address. What you’re actually saying is that millions of ballots are being stolen out of people’s locked mailboxes by random people who intend to fraudulently fill out those ballots.
Think about how silly that is.
It does not need to be millions but often 100k that makes the difference and that can be done through many ways. When literally 100 billion is being swayed by a few people to speak as if the motivation is i not there is being intentionally oblivious
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1 hour ago, oldmanfan said:
No, the courts, the state audits and the DOJ showed there was no fraud. As far as the primary someone answered above that is was confusion over the process and not fraud. But you refuse to believe anything that doesn’t fit the Trump narrative. 2+2=4, not 5.
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Confusion over how to sign your name? 10% were confused by signing their name? It is either fraud or extreme incompetence but your defense of it shows you willing to believe anything to not have to admit that our elections should be more secure
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24 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:
It is disingenuous to quote this and provide no link or information as to WHY those votes were tossed.
The issue was with the mail-in ballot process, and the cloudy rules that voters needed to follow.
The majority of those tossed ballots were not due to some nefarious fraud attempt. Like ineligible people trying to vote, or someone trying to vote twice, etc.
Almost ALL of them were tossed due to user error and signature mismatch. The Signature Mismatch is a huge point of debate as well. Here in GA, they threw out ballots if the use of a hyphen did not sync. For example, someone used a hyphen when signing for their drivers license, but didn't use the hyphen on their ballot. EVEN IF everything else about the signature matched. A method that multiple courts have ruled is unconstitutional. https://www.npr.org/2018/11/03/663937578/judge-rules-against-georgia-election-law-calling-it-a-severe-burden-for-voters
So yeah, no real fraud, just administrative/user errors because voting by mail was new to so many people last year.
Signature mismatch is not a sign of fraud? What is the point of the match if not to find fraud? You believe 10% of the population can't sign their own name in NY? Seriously what is the point of signature match except to catch fraud?
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41 minutes ago, oldmanfan said:
That was a primary. Do you know what a primary is? There was no evidence of fraud whatsoever in the general election. Quit being so damn gullible and believing anything a proven liar tells you.
I don’t excuse the primary by the way. But it has nothing to do with the general election in which . Which is great for Independents like me to hear.
If not fraud then why did they throw out so many votes? As for it being a primary, it is in an area where the primary decides the congress person. Those votes very likely could have changed a member of congress. As for believing anything Trump says, I don't believe this election would have been changed because of cheating but this election had many issues, and to believe this was the first election in US history without cheating makes one of us naive. It does seem as if your definition of fraud is different than mine, it would appear unless I can prove intent you do not believe in fraud.
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2 hours ago, Backintheday544 said:
You’re ignoring the much more broad definition of ID in CO compared to GA.As a comparison, CO ID law is like Buddy Nix drafting a QB where any reasonable thing looking like a QB will work (and we get EJ Manuel). GA ID law is like Beane drafting a QB. It needs to be meet specific requirements and you need to jump through hoops to get it like trading a bunch of players to accumulate picks to move up in the draft.
Can you point out proof of ineligibles substantially voting in states with less strict election laws?Your first point is valid, I did not realize how lax there law is about what ID means and I ask the question of how often they go through the rolls because it would seem that I could just move to another part of the state and get a second ballot, maybe someone with more details could comment. As for the second part of "substantial" in NY they threw out 8k votes during the primary that had only 80k total votes. This should be unacceptable in any situation but it indicates either vague laws, that people do not know what to do, or corruption at that scale. Good clear laws make it easier for all sides to deal with.
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2 hours ago, oldmanfan said:
There is no true fraud in elections. The percent is like 0.0001%. The commission Trump set up after 2016 to investigate supposed fraud found nothing and was disbanded as a result. The DOJ found nothing in 2020. Georgia did three audits and found nothing. The changes to voter laws in Georgia and elsewhere are complete farces, being done because of some slavish devotion to an ex-President who lost the White House and both houses of Congress.
I swear if Trump said 2+ 2= 5 many like you would fall all over themselves trying to rewrite the basic laws of math. Enough already. Make sure everyone has the same form of federal ID and other than that make sure everyone has the unfettered ability to vote. And that means making more opportunities available, not less. It means the state legislature can’t invalidate votes on a whim.
In new york they tossed 10% of the votes in one of the primaries. That is either evidence of fraud or incompetence because you can't toss ballots unless you think they are fraud. I swear you Biden people will believe those ballots were tossed just to help the republican.
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3 minutes ago, Niagara Bill said:
Where is your sense of humor?
What is the joke? Maybe it was lost in the medium
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17 hours ago, Backintheday544 said:
Just destroys lies of the right:
It’s amazing what happens when actual facts are presented instead of looking and relying on misleading tweets.To register to vote in colorado you need an ID before they will mail you a ballot. The only large "good" difference between GA is that CO mails out ballots to everyone who is registered, where as in GA you must request it and in CO you can register on election day, but you need an ID anyways. We can debate these two points but neither is racist. Her best line is "no widespread fraud" which is true but shouldn't our goal be to eliminate as much fraud as possible? These laws help with security.
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19 minutes ago, Niagara Bill said:
Keep them there, please.
Please elaborate on who you don't want coming back to Canada but I will extend my description of these friends- one family is 2nd generation from Mexico and one family is first generation from Guyana.
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17 hours ago, BillStime said:
Who is the controlling party in Georgia? Why would blue counties purposely close their sites?
This is the best you have? Georgia allowed each county great latitude to get the votes collected properly, the fact that so many blue counties are not well run is not due to conservatives. As for the hours, I can't give a good reason besides incompetence. I can't come up with a good reason why my line in 2012 was so long while 4 miles away in the next county everything went well. My town and the next town are similar in all ways except the county.
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/white-supremacy-root-race-related-120244625.html
This article should be from the onion- that white supremacists cause black people to attack asians- but this lady actually portrays white supremacists as the original people to take away rights from "others". The ignorance it takes to print this is mind boggling for a person who is educated
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16 minutes ago, BillStime said:
People outside large populous blue counties don't have to wait in extremely long lines to vote... why?
And you're ok with the power grab from the SOS and local county election boards, right? Of course you are.
Your comments about long waits being only in blue areas is correct, in Florida I live in a county that is slightly blue but in a town that is very red, the times I do anything in town things run great but when I have to deal with county offices it takes longer. In 2012 I had wait 3 hours to vote while the next county over had enough places that all were in and out within 30 minutes. You are blaming republicans for allowing democrats to screw it up.
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6 hours ago, Canadian Bills Fan said:
I have debated posting this but I am very curious to hear everyone's thoughts on this.
This is not about the virus but how our countries have handled the vaccine rollout.
I want to applaud the USA and how your government has handled the rollout. I know the running joke is that some Americans are envious of the Canadian healthcare but today I say the opposite. I am envious of how Biden has taken hold of the vaccine issue and has made so much available so soon.
Currently in Canada, we are still only vaccinating those 60+ as opposed to the USA where I believe I saw that anyone 18+ who wants the vaccine can get it starting April 19th? That's mind boggling to me.
I live in Ontario and we just announced today our 3rd state of emergency and our 3rd stay at home order. This time for a minimum of 4 weeks.
Canada has roughly a population of 40 Million where I believe the USA has 10x that amount. It's amazing how far ahead you guys are and I am not ashamed to say I am jealous.
I appreciate the honesty and I will state visiting Canada is always a treat but your healthcare is not better than what I receive and your govt has screwed the pooch on Covid. I have several people in my area who have family from Canada that flew down before Thanksgiving and are still here, going back sounds awful to them.
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1 hour ago, T&C said:
This is Florida off of their website:
The fee for an initial Florida Class E license (including learner’s permit) is $48.00, a commercial driver license (Class A) license is $75.00 and endorsements are $7.00 each. The fee for an ID Card is $25.00. Most local Tax Collector offices also charge a $6.25 service fee.
Every fee will be waived for people who are unable to afford it, I have had several students who have applied for it in order to get a job and their parents could not afford it. The paperwork is not even that long, about 2 pages long.
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I understand it is not CNN but the CBS story on Desantis and "pay for play" is horrible journalism. They literally ignored anyone who did not say what they wanted to report. When all of his political opponents are coming out and defending him you know CBS lied.
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1 hour ago, TBBills said:
Here we go, the meter starting to tilt in the women's direction.
Which team are you on?
Team Watson or Team Women?
This is sad how right you are- people will shame you either way if you say that you want more information before deciding. I wish there was some evidence shown- I would take some DMs- but right now it is simply allegation and denials with nothing to back up either.
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4 minutes ago, B-Man said:
CDC: Almost 80% Of Teachers, School Staff, And Childcare Workers Have Been Partially Vaccinated Now
I will state absolutely that with a few exceptions that the teachers that will not go back to the classroom are selfish. You can easily keep things safe for in person learning, which benefits students the most, by simply wearing a mask and keeping your distance from students. A normal 30 year old acting as if Covid is a bigger risk to their health than the lack of school is to a students health is a selfish person.
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24 minutes ago, ndirish1978 said:
Reaction to this law appears to have offended woke left whites. It's condescending and stupid to come out and say minorities don't already have IDs. You're aware that it's actually condescending and racist to presume that this fictionally "targeted" group of minority people without IDs are so incompetent that they couldn't easily get on, right? You know what happens if they pass a law requiring IDs? People who want to vote go get an ID. Before anyone calls me racist, I'd like to note that I am a minority myself.
Is it racist that we require a drivers' license for people to drive? No. Similarly it is not racist to ask people who want to exercise their civic duty of voting to exercise the bare minimum effort of getting an ID so we can be sure that everyone's vote is counted accurately and fairly.
I agree with everything you are saying but want to point out that it is only to morons the fact that you are a minority matters at all to this conversation, but I am sure it is a fact that "wins" many arguments with these woke morons.
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3 hours ago, SectionC3 said:
Rule #2, please. I’d like to see the polls (plural).
I know you won't understand because it takes comprehension without being told by a media mouth piece, but the fact that the MLB website is not mentioning what they did means they know they screwed up. If what they did was actually popular they would trumpeting for all to see. Truly if it was even 50/50 they would be trying to explain their viewpoint, but it is hard to argue your revulsion to the law if you never actually read before reacting.
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4 hours ago, Tiberius said:
Why is this all happening? This law is a reaction to GQP losing in Georgia. Right?
Tibs you live in NY where voting is much more restricted than GA. Please stop with your projection.
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3 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
This election law will do exactly what it was suppose to stop, get rid the GQP majority in that state. The people will vote, and Georgia will go blue, just like Virginia did.
Is that a yes, or no? All I see are questions designed to muddy the water
I ask for specifics to "muddy the water"? Please just admit you have not read the bill and literally have no clue what was in it. Biden has already been called out as a liar by the WP for saying the crap you are.
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3 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
It’s a lie they are lessening the hours, locations and methods of voting?
What were previous hours and what are current hours? What method has been taken away? And the "location" change is the drop boxes which will be in secure locations. Basically their dropbox laws now read like Florida.
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2 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
Then look it up. You won’t take my word anyway 😂 😆 😝
I asked for your opinion for something specific and you gave a vague lie.
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11 minutes ago, Tiberius said:
Of course you support making it harder for working people to vote. Is this suppose to surprise anyone?
Good for MLB for standing up for democracy
Which part of the law specifically are you against?
Georgia election laws and MLB
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Posted · Edited by Buffalo Timmy
Senate races are often 10k votes, so it is definitely possible if someone who is supposed to stop it just is busy saying it did not happen.
The best part of your comments is that you can not argue without mentioning Trump- I don't love Trump and have stated multiple times that this election was not decided by cheating. Unlike you I am able to think critically and when a government official tells me it is the most secure election ever when Pennsylvania is changing their rules of operation on the fly, Nevada is sending out ballots to people who died 10 years ago, and Michigan can't count properly I won't trust them. It scares me how adamant you are that this govt is being honest but the last one was the most dishonest ever when 80% of the federal employees are the same.