81,000 signatures on Arizona revote and the people of Arizona are pissed

Apparently Bernie is picking up the story.

usuncut.com...

“Whatever the cause of that problem is, people in the United States of America should not have to wait five hours in order to vote. We do not know how many thousands of people who wanted to vote yesterday in Arizona did not vote. We don’t know if they wanted to vote for Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, whoever. We don’t know that.”

a reply to: DupontDeux

The states run the voting not the party's. The states collect and count and all that.

a reply to: Metallicus

Well what are you going to do? Just give up?

I agree with the guy in the video.

The people showed up at the right place at the designated times and the polling stations closed declaring the winner while thousands were still in line which had been there for hours. That kind of vote is a disgraceful sham.

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
Donald Trump is filing lawsuits against multiple states for fraud.

Lol! Suing the states of a country that he may soon end up running. How ridiculous.

I wonder if he ever became president how many law suits he would throw out there just to gain more money for himself. I just can't see that being 'president behavior'.

The OP sounds like a much needed change of pace. Thanks for keeping us informed.

False Flag Fodder Indeed

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: Metallicus

Well what are you going to do? Just give up?

I can't get excited about any of the candidates we have. It is hard to feel energized about any of these people. I am going to go 3rd party most likely. I can't bring myself to just not vote.

a reply to: Grimpachi

I can't believe this isn't being talked about how many other states did this happen in?

"The corruption has become so established that it got comfortable,
so comfortable that it got lazy, so lazy that you got caught."

Gotta love this one!


Stand up for your right and don't ever let your voice be silenced.
Let them know that you, the American people, are taking back what is theirs.

The whole world is watching and we got your back.
It's time.

a reply to: Metallicus

I can't bring myself to just not vote.

Yes..because...your vote matters

a reply to: onequestion

Wow, I have a smile that not even torture would strip from my cold dead face.

And now some metal.....

a reply to: tadaman

Lol..

a reply to: onequestion

81,000 signatures on Arizona revote and the people of Arizona are pissed.

If my memory serves me correctly; similar things occurred last presidential election so it looks to me this will be become more entrenched and I foresee that 'security' forces will appear on the scene if not this election then next election, to suppress and dissent and publicity and make all this kind of thing go away.

whats the bet?

Move. That is the whole point of these state rights. To punish and become tribes in the stead of a United States.

originally posted by: DupontDeux

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: DupontDeux

They aren't letting people vote.

1 polling station for 100,000 people?

Yes, I know, and it is disgusting, but are this not something only the party itself can address?

The state government set the rules for elections. The sec of state.

I remember that Arizona cut it's number of voting places to something like 90, from a couple of hundred just before the vote.
They said it was because of their budget...and the fact that they anticipated low voter turnout.
It resulted in 4 hour lines to get in...with many giving up or not having the time to get out to vote.

I thought at the time, it was a calculated effort to suppress voting.

originally posted by: onequestion
a reply to: MarioOnTheFly

We'll see there has been a lot of anti government sentiment in the last few years and I think we're being pushed to our limit.

Perfect. Then they'll be sure to push people beyond their limit, straight into apathy. That way they can get away with anything they want.

After 20+ years of disenfranchisement, you finally just don't care anymore. I speak from experience.

a reply to: onequestion

Oh no it's much more than that.

Many people that had absentee voting ballots did not get ballots.

People that were registered democrats had their party affiliation changed to non party affiliated.

There are some serious shenanigans going on in AZ.

originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: onequestion

"WE WANT A REVOTE"

that's great...you're not getting it

But...to appease the masses...they'll make sure through legislation, that this sort of thing doesn't happen next election

Ha! Actually I think through legislation, they'll enact voter reforms that make the vote more vulnerable to hijacking -- like they did after the 2000 and 2004 elections.

And they'll bill it as 'a victory for voters.'

a reply to: Ghost147

Trump is not suing the states for money.

He is suing to make them fix the problem.
That is what we need in a president -
Someone who acknowledges corruption, brings it into the public eye, and does something about it.

Would you prefer a president who allows the corruption to continue?

originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: Ghost147

Trump is not suing the states for money.

He is suing to make them fix the problem.
That is what we need in a president -
Someone who acknowledges corruption, brings it into the public eye, and does something about it.

Would you prefer a president who allows the corruption to continue?

By all means fix the problem... I just don't understand why the Suing is necessary.

Maybe I am ignorant on the matter, but I don't recall obama or bush suing in order to fix a problem.