NV Election THROWN OUT Over "Discrepancies," 153k Votes in Question, GA Recount Gets Trump NET GAI

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

You don't have to buy it but this election result is a perfect example. It screams, "I hate Trump and I hate Democrats. I just happen to hate Trump more right now".

I don't think Republicans hate Trump... He is the same he was in 2015 and has been basically good in his policies. We are also talking about something beyond Biden's mental issues, the left has a big push from the progressive far left and everyone right of that including moderate liberals can say they really hate that. So saying the right hates Trump too is just a projection of what the left do.

For a republican to hate Trump so much they would be willing to vote in a potted plant and give socialism a foot hold would be a lot of hate...lol

a reply to: carewemust

The impropriety is off the charts, and it’s a Presidential election process, if this teaches us anything, it will prove to us our vote is not as important as we once believed.

That in itself is a serious problem for the state of our union.

Not sure how much more this country can take.

No one is thinking just everyone acting like lemmings.

Without the drama.

“What we’ve consistently talked about is human error,” she said. “I don’t care if you’re counting ballots or making pizzas, there’s going to be errors.”

Discrepancies cannot be remedied in a recount, . . .

President Donald Trump tweeted about the decision Monday afternoon, saying that “large scale voter discrepancy” showed that officials “do not have confidence” in election security.

However, Joe Gloria stated at Monday’s meeting that discrepancies occur in every election. “There’s no election that goes without discrepancies that are identified,” Gloria said. “In particular, this time, with such a large mail ballot number, that number that I’ve identified is in the thousandths of percent.” The 936 discrepancies make up .096 percent of total ballots cast in Clark County in this year’s election. thenevadaindependent.com... n

a reply to: FlyinHeadlock

First you say you didn’t feel like posting links, then you fill a page with links for what seems to be every case of fraud you could find. Yet....not one backed up the claim I questioned, which was that the majority of voter fraud in Texas has been committed by black people.

Out of all the links you posted, you couldn’t find one that backed up your claim?

originally posted by: Xtrozero
I don't think Republicans hate Trump...

They did enough to decisively not give him support in Clark County while strongly supporting the Republican running for Commissioner.

originally posted by: Drucifer
a reply to: FlyinHeadlock

First you say you didn’t feel like posting links, then you fill a page with links for what seems to be every case of fraud you could find. Yet....not one backed up the claim I questioned, which was that the majority of voter fraud in Texas has been committed by black people.

Out of all the links you posted, you couldn’t find one that backed up your claim?

Here’s a Claim/Fact site that addresses some of those fraud cases.

apnews.com...

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Drucifer
a reply to: FlyinHeadlock

First you say you didn’t feel like posting links, then you fill a page with links for what seems to be every case of fraud you could find. Yet....not one backed up the claim I questioned, which was that the majority of voter fraud in Texas has been committed by black people.

Out of all the links you posted, you couldn’t find one that backed up your claim?

Here’s a Claim/Fact site that addresses some of those fraud cases.

apnews.com...

No surprise there.

I just found it funny that the dude was asked to back up his claim and replied he was tired of posting links, then posts a ton of links without a single one backing up his claim. Not one.

originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: Drucifer

I saw that the other day, f*ckin’ hilarious!

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

They did enough to decisively not give him support in Clark County while strongly supporting the Republican running for Commissioner.

your perspective...

originally posted by: Xtrozero
your perspective...

The votes tell the tale. Trump got crushed, this guy lost by 10 and gets another shot.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

They did enough to decisively not give him support in Clark County while strongly supporting the Republican running for Commissioner.

You see this is why I say...its your perspective. Clark county is LV and that city is very liberal. Clark county always votes liberal, and has for over 30 years. Reno also does too as the rest of the state is Red, but doesn't have the population to over come two counties that are 90% blue...lol

Biden taking it with 53% is about normal there. Local voting is different and can go either side.

a reply to: Xtrozero

And that very liberal city made the Commissioner's race ultra close while giving Trump a smack in the mouth.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

And that very liberal city made the Commissioner's race ultra close while giving Trump a smack in the mouth.

I do not understand your point? That county gives every Republican President your so called smack in the mouth.. Unions, Goverment, subsistent living etc...prefect liberal breeding ground...lol

I was actually shocked that state as as close as it was.

BTW 53% is not much of a smack for a liberal stronghold.

twitter.com...

a reply to: Stormdancer777

Thank you Stormdancer.

Love the avatar BTW.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
I do not understand your point?

They voted disproportionally against Trump but for the Republican Commissioner.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
I do not understand your point?

It isn't that hard, the difference for commissioner in that county is only 10 votes while the difference for president is 90,922, implying that 90,912 republicans that voted for the republican candidate for commissioner also voted against Trump, at least on the surface.

originally posted by: daskakik

originally posted by: Xtrozero
I do not understand your point?

It isn't that hard, the difference for commissioner in that county is only 10 votes while the difference for president is 90,922, implying that 90,912 republicans that voted for the republican candidate for commissioner also voted against Trump, at least on the surface.

That assumes all the people who voted for the republican candidate where republican. Is there evidence to back that up? Or is it possible that 90,922 where in some part Democrats that voted opposite their party in a local election.

a reply to: FlyinHeadlock

Stars give an impression though and that's what I wrote. Tryingto move to goal post now...

Your observational skills aren't that good then.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

They voted disproportionally against Trump but for the Republican Commissioner.

I understand that but there is no point here as that is how they have voted for decades as per state level positions compared to fed. As I said I was shocked he got as close as he did in that state.

And Commissioner really? Is that even really a Dem/Rep position in the end? Maybe this guy is just really good and liked really well whether he was a Dem or Rep...

This is why I said this is just your perspective as you try to make something out of nothing.