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originally posted by: wantsome
Republicans sure bought the delusion hook line and sinker. If you think the election was stolen do the rest of us a favor don't vote if really think your vote doesn't matter.
originally posted by: Aallanon
Those people hate trump so much they went back in time. Or ahead in time.
Not sure about the time.
I posted 3 times I guess
originally posted by: carewemust
A Pennsylvania case (Republicans against law-breaking Secretary of State) submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday.
Link to the filing: www.supremecourt.gov...
If SCOTUS accepts the case, it's a sign that they see EVIDENCE of significant Fraud and/or Malpractice (signatures not verified.)
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AaarghZombies
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
This leaves me with one big question. Who would be organized enough to carry out fraud on this scale (You'd hundreds of conspirators at multiple levels of government just to get all of those fake ballots through the system), yet stupid enough to leave a trail a mile wide?
It would be like getting to the last 15 minutes of Ocean's Eleven and seeing one of the characters taking the loot away in a monogrammed bag with their real name on the luggage tag.
I'm calling fake or misrepresentation on this.
can you explain what BAMN means in your own words?
originally posted by: johnnylaw16
originally posted by: carewemust
A Pennsylvania case (Republicans against law-breaking Secretary of State) submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday.
Link to the filing: www.supremecourt.gov...
If SCOTUS accepts the case, it's a sign that they see EVIDENCE of significant Fraud and/or Malpractice (signatures not verified.)
That is not what it means if SCOTUS accepts a case. If SCOTUS accepts a case, it is at least because 4 of 9 justices (a minority), believe that there is a significant issue involved that will benefit from a determination by the Court--it says nothing about the Court's views of the merits of the case.
The Rothschild bought Reuters news service in the 1800's. Reuters bought the Associated Press.
A group that simply doesn't have the resources to carry out fraud of that scale in a red state.
blockclubchicago.org...
Here are a few of the tricks the Machine used:
• Electoral rolls are supposed to keep track of who is registered to vote. The rolls would be rigged so dead people’s names still appeared on them, Crawford said, meaning others could vote for the candidate of their choice in the dead person’s name.
Sometimes, people working for the Machine would even go into cemeteries and take the names off of tombstones, then go back and fill out voter registration cards with the dead person’s names as if they were still alive, Crawford said.
• Election judges are supposed to keep an eye out for anything fishy at the polls. Republicans had a small presence in the city, though, and it was difficult to find Republican volunteers for the post, Crawford said.
Democrats would pretend to be Republicans and would volunteer, meaning there were actually two Democrats at polling places. Officers who provided security got their jobs from the Machine and weren’t going to say anything about what happened, Crawford said.
• People would be promised $5, a warm meal or a drink at the local pub to vote for the “right” people, said Crawford and Simpson.
Figuring out who created it would verify it if the person who created it is an authorized person.