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originally posted by: ARM1968
As an outsider with no dog in the fight, so to speak, it would appear obvious that there have been significant irregularities with the presidential election which should be scrutinised. Surely that is the most ‘democratic’ thing to do. Investigate the issues and prove or disprove them. From my perch it seems frankly bizarre how the US justice system is behaving.
originally posted by: AfterPaid
Never seen someone so happy to see democracy fail.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: AfterPaid
Never seen someone so happy to see democracy fail.
It worked perfectly fine, you just aren't liking the results.
originally posted by: FauxMulder
originally posted by: hdchop
reply to: jrod Please tell me again how the majority of the counties in MI had well over 100% voting (107% to 112%) was the range of them all..
Probably because it isn't true. Stop believing twitter rumors.
Each state's website offers data on voter registration and total votes, which confirm those states have not counted more votes than they've registered voters. As of Nov. 6:
Nevada reported 1,821,864 registered voters, 1,280,639 ballots cast and 70.29% turnout.
Pennsylvania reported 9,091,371 registered voters and 6,685,865 ballots cast. Pennsylvania had about 73.54% voter turnout.
Minnesota reported 3,589,785 registered voters and 3,278,548 ballots cast. Minnesota had about 91.32% voter turnout.
North Carolina reported 7.36 million registered voters, 5.49 million ballots cast and 74.6% turnout.
Wisconsin reported 3,684,726 registered voters and about 3,289,472 ballots cast. USA TODAY found voter turnout to be about 72.3% in a previous fact check.
Michigan reported 8,128,430 registered voters and 5,519,348 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Michigan had about 67.9% voter turnout.
Arizona reported 4,281,152 registered voters, 3,154,794 ballots cast and 73.69% turnout.
Georgia reported at least 7,587,625 registered voters and 4,960,605 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Georgia had about 65.38% voter turnout or less.Link[/e x]
WTF happened in Minnesota? All the other states had a
Statistically similar % of around 71% which I am cool with.
There were a lot of fired up voters this year. I would like to see the statisticians and political wonks explain a 91%
Voter turnout. That’s like banana republic African dictator
Percentages. I don’t think any state in the history of the United States has ever had a voter turnout that high in 230 years!
I am motivated by the incredible grass roots turnout that the Biden campaign did in Minnesota. Absolutely incredible work. If you believe that number is real and you defend
That number it doesn’t matter what evidence anyone gives you. If there was video and audio of people filing out mail in ballots and committing felonies you would call it a “deep fake”. Please someone defend a 91% voter turnout while every other swing state had 70%edit on 15-12-2020 by Brassmonkey because: Granmar
originally posted by: Brassmonkey
originally posted by: FauxMulder
originally posted by: hdchop
reply to: jrod Please tell me again how the majority of the counties in MI had well over 100% voting (107% to 112%) was the range of them all..
Probably because it isn't true. Stop believing twitter rumors.
Each state's website offers data on voter registration and total votes, which confirm those states have not counted more votes than they've registered voters. As of Nov. 6:
Nevada reported 1,821,864 registered voters, 1,280,639 ballots cast and 70.29% turnout.
Pennsylvania reported 9,091,371 registered voters and 6,685,865 ballots cast. Pennsylvania had about 73.54% voter turnout.
Minnesota reported 3,589,785 registered voters and 3,278,548 ballots cast. Minnesota had about 91.32% voter turnout.
North Carolina reported 7.36 million registered voters, 5.49 million ballots cast and 74.6% turnout.
Wisconsin reported 3,684,726 registered voters and about 3,289,472 ballots cast. USA TODAY found voter turnout to be about 72.3% in a previous fact check.
Michigan reported 8,128,430 registered voters and 5,519,348 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Michigan had about 67.9% voter turnout.
Arizona reported 4,281,152 registered voters, 3,154,794 ballots cast and 73.69% turnout.
Georgia reported at least 7,587,625 registered voters and 4,960,605 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Georgia had about 65.38% voter turnout or less.Link[/e x]
WTF happened in Minnesota? All the other states had a
Statistically similar % of around 71% which I am cool with.
There were a lot of fired up voters this year. I would like to see the statisticians and political wonks explain a 91%
Voter turnout. That’s like banana republic African dictator
Percentages. I don’t think any state in the history of the United States has ever had a voter turnout that high in 230 years!
I am motivated by the incredible grass roots turnout that the Biden campaign did in Minnesota. Absolutely incredible work. If you believe that number is real and you defend
That number it doesn’t matter what evidence anyone gives you. If there was video and audio of people filing out mail in ballots and committing felonies you would call it a “deep fake”. Please someone defend a 91% voter turnout while every other swing state had 70%edit on 15-12-2020 by Brassmonkey because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: Brassmonkey
originally posted by: FauxMulder
originally posted by: hdchop
reply to: jrod Please tell me again how the majority of the counties in MI had well over 100% voting (107% to 112%) was the range of them all..
Probably because it isn't true. Stop believing twitter rumors.
Each state's website offers data on voter registration and total votes, which confirm those states have not counted more votes than they've registered voters. As of Nov. 6:
Nevada reported 1,821,864 registered voters, 1,280,639 ballots cast and 70.29% turnout.
Pennsylvania reported 9,091,371 registered voters and 6,685,865 ballots cast. Pennsylvania had about 73.54% voter turnout.
Minnesota reported 3,589,785 registered voters and 3,278,548 ballots cast. Minnesota had about 91.32% voter turnout.
North Carolina reported 7.36 million registered voters, 5.49 million ballots cast and 74.6% turnout.
Wisconsin reported 3,684,726 registered voters and about 3,289,472 ballots cast. USA TODAY found voter turnout to be about 72.3% in a previous fact check.
Michigan reported 8,128,430 registered voters and 5,519,348 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Michigan had about 67.9% voter turnout.
Arizona reported 4,281,152 registered voters, 3,154,794 ballots cast and 73.69% turnout.
Georgia reported at least 7,587,625 registered voters and 4,960,605 ballots cast. From this data USA TODAY calculated Georgia had about 65.38% voter turnout or less.Link[/e x]
WTF happened in Minnesota? All the other states had a
Statistically similar % of around 71% which I am cool with.
There were a lot of fired up voters this year. I would like to see the statisticians and political wonks explain a 91%
Voter turnout. That’s like banana republic African dictator
Percentages. I don’t think any state in the history of the United States has ever had a voter turnout thathigh in 230 years!
I am motivated by the incredible grass roots turnout that the Biden campaign did in Minnesota. Absolutely incredible work. If you believe that number is real and you defend
That number it doesn’t matter what evidence anyone gives you. If there was video and audio of people filing out mail in ballots and committing felonies you would call it a “deep fake”. Please someone defend a 91% voter turnout while every other swing state had 70%
originally posted by: Ringsofsaturn777
originally posted by: jrod
Hillary conceded the day after the election.
Maybe because she knew there was fraud in her favor and she still got her azz kicked..
Jan 6th Republicans can still object to electoral vote .
originally posted by: projectvxn
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
No, it didn't work perfectly fine.
What utter bollocks.
You aren't interested in the truth. Just snark and slam dunking on your political opponents.
There has been a significant amount of fraud. Refusing to see the evidence or even launch an investigation doesn't make the fraud suddenly a legitimate endeavor.
Now we have EVEN MORE evidence of fraud and you're just happy as a pig in mud that the timeline was missed just so you can dunk on MAGA people.
We're losing our country and all you can do is engage snark.
Link
On Tuesday, Secretary of State Steve Simon said 79.96% of eligible voters in Minnesota voted in the 2020 election. He called it a “modern-day record.” The state was also No. 1 in voter turnout in the 2016 and 2018 elections.
originally posted by: TheWhiteKnight
If it is such a simple thing to
extort a SCOTUS member...
...then how much simpler to silence
the average citizen?
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
How often do you get bribed? If it's more than once in your life let me know what I need to do to make some of that sweet, sweet cash too.
originally posted by: Ringsofsaturn777
The democratic party is pretty well based upon bribing ppl for votes..
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Just them? I guess the Republicans are paragons of virtue.
originally posted by: Ringsofsaturn777
Primarily them. Letting ppl keep more of their earnings etc. isnt a bribe...
in any case you were scoffing a bthe idea of anyone ever being bribed and now apparently youre saying "but both parties do it."
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
Are you confusing taxation with bribery? Okay then, the Republicans like to give bailouts to their pet industries if you want to conflate the two.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
The fact that you keep defending one party over another demonstrates your partisanship and inability to grasp the reality of the situation in which both parties don't care about the citizenry, only their special interests who support them with donations, A.K.A. legal 'bribes'.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
originally posted by: TheWhiteKnight
If it is such a simple thing to
extort a SCOTUS member...
How simple is it? Can you walk us through the process? Which Justices were extorted?
...then how much simpler to silence
the average citizen?
How often do you get bribed? If it's more than once in your life let me know what I need to do to make some of that sweet, sweet cash too.