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  1. 4 minutes ago, SCBills said:

    NC GOP is pressuring him to drop out. 
     

    No clue if that is an option with NC election laws, but that’s the rumor down here.  
     

    1) The story is apparently bonkers wild

     

    2) NC GOP knows he was going to lose before this and wants to pull a Biden/Kamala to try and save their Gov chances


    He can drop out by tonight. Can only be replaced by someone not in the primary. If he drops out today, any votes for him on ballots already done go to who replace him.

  2. Sources with direct knowledge have spoken with Carolina Journal on the condition of anonymity and said that Robinson is under pressure from staff and members of the Trump campaign to withdraw from the governor’s race due to the nature of the story, which they say involves activity on adult websites in 2000s
     

     

    https://www.carolinajournal.com/robinson-under-pressure-to-withdraw-from-gubernatorial-race/

    It’s like Republicans just want Dems to win.

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  3. To give a liberal and right leaning side of the audits to see if this is an issue:

     

    The Heritage Foundation’s analysis of legal actions regarding election conduct found only 24 instances of noncitizens voting between 2003 and 2023. A study conducted by the Brennan Center for Justice analyzing 23.5 million votes across 42 jurisdictions in the 2016 general election concluded that there were approximately 30 instances of noncitizens casting votes. 
     

    https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud/search?combine=citizenship&state=All&year=&case_type=All&fraud_type=All&page=0
     

    https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/noncitizen-voting-missing-millions

     

    Let’s not forget all the Republicans in 2020 saying there was election fraud and looking through everything. Surely there were many referrals of illegals voting for criminal prosecution….. oh no there were not.

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  4. 16 minutes ago, Doc said:

    Shot:

     

     

    Chaser:

     

     

     

    Gonna be hard with drop boxes being monitored and 100K poll watchers.


    Thisnis Republicans were talking about. I think it’ll be hilarious that the poll watchers get so busy watching they forget to vote.

     

    Plus no need to cheat. Even with Republican voter suppression Harris has a nice lead.

     

    Hopefully we can get Antifa members and Haitians out side every country poll station.

  5. 6 minutes ago, Doc said:

     

    We'll see.  Again someone even Dems wanted replaced as Vice President is now a viable Presidential candidate.  Sure.


    We won’t know until Nov, but if I was a Republican right now, I’d be mad they couldn’t find a better option than Trump (who was never going to get more than 47 percent of the electorate) and would be worried about the position my candidate is in right now.

  6. Just now, Doc said:

     

    Why?  She showed undecideds that she has no desire to fix the problems the country is facing thanks to her Admin over the next 4 months that she's the de facto President, and no plan to fix them if she were elected President.


    Undecideds seem to be gravitating to her as polling shows.

     

    We even see the post debate bump that you so nicely pointed out. She said what she will do there and the undecideds said yes please.

     

    While the most coherent thing Trump has said is I hate Taylor Swift, Harris is giving the people a message that’s resonating with them.

  7. 5 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said:

    I'm sorry about your condition.  I included the details in your link that show how bs it is.  

     

    Also.  For real.  One can't do anything without ID.  From insurance to rentals and banking. 

     

     


    You didn’t include anything. You showed who conducted the poll and their sample. Nowhere did you refute their methodology. If you’d like to refuse their methodology go ahead. Until then it looks like you just didn’t like who conducted the poll.

     

    That number represents 6 percent of Americans. It’s not far fetched.

     

    Here’s other research for you:

    Claim 1: Kobach wrongly takes issue with a 2006 Brennan Center study showing 11% of American citizens do not possess government issued photo ID.

    In 2006, the Brennan Center published the results of a telephone survey conducted by the Opinion Research Corporation (ORC), an independent market research firm, on the number of voting-age Americans who have government-issued photo ID and proof of citizenship.  11% of all respondents to that survey did not have ready access to government-issued photo ID; the percentages of those without ID were even higher for certain demographic groups.  Kobach summarily dismisses the hard numbers without offering any reason to doubt the Brennan Center and ORC findings, other than that he finds them “implausible.” ORC is a respected, global provider of market research, providing polling and research to  CNN, among many other partners and clients. Mr. Kobach’s intuition is not a substitute for sound research. 

    What is more, Kobach fails to note that the Brennan Center’s findings are consistent with every independent study we have identified before and since:

    The 2001 Carter-Ford Commission on Election Reform found that between 6–11 percent of voting-age citizens lack driver’s license or alternate state-issued photo ID.  
     

    A 2007 Indiana survey found that roughly 13 percent of registered Indiana voters lack an Indiana driver’s license or an alternate Indiana-issued photo ID. 

    In a 2009 study in Indiana, Professors Matt Barreto, Stephen Nuño, and Gabriel Sanchez found that election restrictions like voter ID laws have the greatest impact on the elderly, racial and ethnic minorities, immigrants, those with less educational attainment and lower incomes.  The professors found that of the citizen adult population, 81.4% of all white eligible adults had access to a driver’s license, whereas only 55.2% of black eligible adults had the same access.   Indeed, study after study has similarly concluded that burdens to voting have a large and disparate impact on individuals with fewer resources, less education, smaller social networks, and those who are institutionally isolated.   

    The 2007 study, Voter ID Requirements and the Disenfranchisement of Latino, Black, and Asian Voters, based on exit polls from the 2006 elections in California, New Mexico, and Washington State, found that minority voters are less likely than whites to be able to present photo identification.  
     

    Many citizens who believe they have valid and sufficient photo IDs often do not.  A national survey conducted after the November 2008 election found that 95% of respondents claimed to have a driver’s license, but 16% of those respondents lacked a license that was both current and valid.  So of the of Americans who possess a photo ID, many lack proper identification that would enable to them to vote in elections under the new laws passed in Wisconsin, Kansas, Texas, South Carolina, and under legislation pending in many more states.  
     

    Additional studies and research findings on voter ID are collected here. https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/debunking-misinformation-photo-id

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  8. 49 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said:

    👆👆👆. Moron on levels.  So many talking points. 

     

     

    Supports shady packs harvesting and being the witness for no id.  

     

     

     

     

    oteRiders, Public Wise, the Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement (CDCE) at the 
    University of Maryland, and the Brennan Center for Justice contracted with SSRS, a 
    highly regarded survey firm, to obtain a nationally representative sample of the U.S. 
    adult citizen population. The sample of 2,386 respondents was drawn from SSRS’s 
    probability panel and a random sample of known pre-paid cellular phone numbers. 
    Included in the sample are oversamples of 18-24-year-olds, Black respondents, Hispanic 
    respondents, Black and Hispanic 18-24-year olds, and individuals with income less than 
    $30,000 per year. The survey was fielded 9/12/23 - 10/4/23. All of the results below are 
    weighted. Population count estimates are based on data from the US Census.2 A 
    summary of the main results follows.


    Oh sorry I forgot that people you don’t like are automatically wrong. Very American of you Comrade.

  9. 4 minutes ago, Tommy Callahan said:

     

    The city I was born in, has changed a lot.  


    Nearly 21 million Americans do not have a valid unexpired ID:

     

    https://cdce.umd.edu/sites/cdce.umd.edu/files/pubs/Voter ID 2023 survey Key Results Jan 2024 (1).pdf
     

    Do you want to disenfranchise them? Do you want to create an illegal poll tax by forcing them to pay for an ID? You most not actually be American.

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  10. 9 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:

    There is no Trump abortion ban.

     

    If you want to stick to that story I'll counter and say that 100x more Americans are being murdered and assaulted because of the border czar's open border policy. And as an added kick in the nuts, its costing the taxpayers $150 billion. So what's worse?


    #alllivesmatter

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