If you watch nothing else from this Tucker interview, watch this 2:37 clip of Ken Paxton, TX talking about ballot integrity and how the leftists committed mass voter fraud in 2020
Watch
https://twitter.com/i/status/1704691028387565587
- berryberry
- 09-21-2023, 12:53 PM
- tommy156
- 09-21-2023, 01:13 PM
Lol
- eyecu2
- 09-21-2023, 03:26 PM
I didn't watch Tucker do any interviews.
Last I heard he was let go from Fox.
Did he actually get a job,or was this some sorta twitter do-thingamajig?? Lol..( I already know the answer).
Is Ken Paxton the new harbinger of Truth ? OMG
Last I heard he was let go from Fox.
Did he actually get a job,or was this some sorta twitter do-thingamajig?? Lol..( I already know the answer).
Is Ken Paxton the new harbinger of Truth ? OMG
- Jacuzzme
- 09-21-2023, 03:52 PM
Who didn’t already know this? I guess putting it out there is a good thing, but any thinking person already knew that mail in voting is a sham.
- rmg_35
- 09-21-2023, 06:28 PM
Just more whining, crying, bitching, and complaining without ever producing any evidence that mail-in voting is fraudulent. Postal voting is an option in 33 states and the district of Columbia. This includes many tradional republican states. It's never been an issue before lying ass insurrectionist treasonist traitor tRump falsely screamed about it because he knew he was going to lose the election. As it continues to come out of his mouth, his lawyers, Bill barr,and other staff around him all said he lost the election, but the lying fucking asshole spread his bullshit to gullible, ill-informed, brainwashed followers. Mail-in voter fraud was an easy attack for him because he bad-mouthed it before the election so he could lie and claim victory before all the votes, especially mail-in votes were counted.
It's amazing that tRump, maga followers and election deniers have yet to produce any credible evidence to proof their election denying lies and bullshit. It's been almost 3 years of crying, whining, bitching, and complaining. It's ridiculous, stupid, and foolish to continue, but that's maga for you.
It's amazing that tRump, maga followers and election deniers have yet to produce any credible evidence to proof their election denying lies and bullshit. It's been almost 3 years of crying, whining, bitching, and complaining. It's ridiculous, stupid, and foolish to continue, but that's maga for you.
- DNinja69
- 09-21-2023, 08:28 PM
Mail in ballots are unreliable? I mean it sounds like it could be true right? Then you think about it for a minute and also factor in that many states even require mail in ballots to be notarized then a little factual information begins to dissolve the propaganda. You don't just put a stamp on the ballot and send it in. Take 5 minutes and fact check this pick a state and enjoy some truth for a change.
Fact is if mail ballots generally favored Republicans there would be displays in every USPS mail center hoping to inspire voters to use the mail system.
Dude is likely who came up with 'stop the steal' and because he said one method of voting was unreliable we believe what again? Bullshit
Fact is if mail ballots generally favored Republicans there would be displays in every USPS mail center hoping to inspire voters to use the mail system.
Dude is likely who came up with 'stop the steal' and because he said one method of voting was unreliable we believe what again? Bullshit
- berryberry
- 09-21-2023, 11:18 PM
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton explains how Democrats stole the election in 2020 when they stopped counting votes on election night.
These are the interviews Tucker would have never been able to have with Fox News
Paxton explained that vote counting stopped in toss up states so Democrats knew how many mail in ballots the needed to win.
“They needed to figure out was how many real votes there were so they could figure out how many fake mail-in ballots to apply to the election. That's what they would've done in Texas. I'm convinced.”
This would explain how Trump won 80% of bellwether counties yet had the election stolen.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1704878774310052015
These are the interviews Tucker would have never been able to have with Fox News
Paxton explained that vote counting stopped in toss up states so Democrats knew how many mail in ballots the needed to win.
“They needed to figure out was how many real votes there were so they could figure out how many fake mail-in ballots to apply to the election. That's what they would've done in Texas. I'm convinced.”
This would explain how Trump won 80% of bellwether counties yet had the election stolen.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1704878774310052015
- DNinja69
- 09-22-2023, 07:23 PM
The explanation of vote outcome in 2020 was more people voted for Biden. If anyone has something that meets a standard of proof even civil 'preponderance' levels please share. Otherwise there is not logical debate 3 years later
- berryberry
- 09-23-2023, 12:02 AM
Attorney General Ken Paxton revealed how a 'secretive' Texas court has blocked him from prosecuting voter fraud
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, fresh off his victory against a historic impeachment effort, is warning that it is impossible for him to prosecute voter fraud in the state due to a court ruling.
In an interview with Blaze Media’s Glenn Beck, Paxton said that the state’s elections are being threatened by district attorneys who will refuse to bring charges against those who commit voter fraud in 2024.
“The Court of Appeals in the State of Texas, apparently now, you cannot prosecute voter fraud in Texas. Is that true?” Beck asked.
“Yes, that is correct,” Paxton replied. “They struck down a law from 1951, and by the way, I have four things that I’m supposed to do under the Constitution. The final thing is such things as are required by law. And in 1951, the legislature directed the Attorney General — it’s the only thing I have original jurisdiction on as it relates to criminal matters, was voter fraud and the Court of Criminal Appeals.”
“All Republican, by the way,” he continued, “And by the way, nobody knows who they are. This is why I think they’ve been put there, and I’m convinced they’re not Republicans because they struck down this law, and it said, ‘I don’t have the authority to go to court as Attorney General, because I’m in the executive branch.’ That was their rationale for striking down, saying it’s ‘unconstitutional’ for the Attorney General to be in court. I’m like, is that the most insane decision ever?”
“But they did it and now it’s up to the local DAs to prosecute it,” he noted.
“Oh my gosh,” Beck exclaimed.
“The Travis County, the Dallas County, the Harris County, which is Houston, Bexar County stands up — they’re not going to prosecute voter fraud. Guess what? They just opened up voter fraud and the people of Texas need to know that. And there’s three of the nine members up coming up in March for a primary. We have to find people to run and we have to beat those people or we are going to lose the state. I tried to get this law passed again so that I could start doing it again and make them strike it down again. And guess who killed it? Dave Phelan. I called them. He never returned my calls, but I was told by his team that they didn’t have time to pass this law…”
“Oh my gosh,” Beck exclaimed again.
“That’s where we are with Dave Phelan,” he went on. “That’s where we’re with the Texas House, and that’s where we are with the Court of Criminal Appeals that no one knows. And by the way, that is our highest court. It’s like our Supreme Court. We’re only one of two states that has this for all criminal matters. So I have no appeal rights. So when they strike down this as unconstitutional and say, I can’t prosecute voter fraud, I have no ability to get around that. I’m stuck. And that’s what I’m trying to fix.”
“Two years… I can’t prosecute voter fraud,” Paxton added. “And in March I think we’re going to have three people to run against the members of the Court of Appeal. We’ve got to get those people elected. We lost 8-1, and if we can get three new members, we’ll at least be 5-4 and we’ll be sending the message. You cannot strike down…”
“This is a big deal,” Beck noted, before asking, “How did this happen?”
“Okay, so I think George Soros is, my opinion, he was trying to do three things,” Paxton replied. “One, get the DAs elected in these liberal counties. So he beat all Democratic DAs that were prosecuting crimes. He did in Travis County, an unseated Democrat there that was actually prosecuting crimes. He did the same thing in San Antonio. So he got control of that, knowing full well that this would affect voting. Second, he helped put nine members on the Supreme Court, actually eight. Kevin Yeary is awesome, the other eight, no one knows who they are and I think he, because Republicans don’t know who these people are, he was able to get these members of the court to strike down this law. And then the third strategy was get rid of me. And then there’s no hope. There’s nowhere to go. So that was the goal. They didn’t get rid of me. So there’s still hope and we’ve got to change the Court of Criminal Appeals and we’ve got to get the house next time to pass this law.”
The judges on the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals that are standing for partisan election in 2024 are: Sharon Keller, Barbara Hervey and Michelle Slaughter. All of them voted to restrict Paxton from prosecuting voter fraud in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick concurred with Paxton that the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals should reconsider the 2021 ruling that stripped the Attorney General of the authority to prosecute voter fraud cases.
Paxton warned after the ruling that it could “devastating for future elections in Texas.”
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, fresh off his victory against a historic impeachment effort, is warning that it is impossible for him to prosecute voter fraud in the state due to a court ruling.
In an interview with Blaze Media’s Glenn Beck, Paxton said that the state’s elections are being threatened by district attorneys who will refuse to bring charges against those who commit voter fraud in 2024.
“The Court of Appeals in the State of Texas, apparently now, you cannot prosecute voter fraud in Texas. Is that true?” Beck asked.
“Yes, that is correct,” Paxton replied. “They struck down a law from 1951, and by the way, I have four things that I’m supposed to do under the Constitution. The final thing is such things as are required by law. And in 1951, the legislature directed the Attorney General — it’s the only thing I have original jurisdiction on as it relates to criminal matters, was voter fraud and the Court of Criminal Appeals.”
“All Republican, by the way,” he continued, “And by the way, nobody knows who they are. This is why I think they’ve been put there, and I’m convinced they’re not Republicans because they struck down this law, and it said, ‘I don’t have the authority to go to court as Attorney General, because I’m in the executive branch.’ That was their rationale for striking down, saying it’s ‘unconstitutional’ for the Attorney General to be in court. I’m like, is that the most insane decision ever?”
“But they did it and now it’s up to the local DAs to prosecute it,” he noted.
“Oh my gosh,” Beck exclaimed.
“The Travis County, the Dallas County, the Harris County, which is Houston, Bexar County stands up — they’re not going to prosecute voter fraud. Guess what? They just opened up voter fraud and the people of Texas need to know that. And there’s three of the nine members up coming up in March for a primary. We have to find people to run and we have to beat those people or we are going to lose the state. I tried to get this law passed again so that I could start doing it again and make them strike it down again. And guess who killed it? Dave Phelan. I called them. He never returned my calls, but I was told by his team that they didn’t have time to pass this law…”
“Oh my gosh,” Beck exclaimed again.
“That’s where we are with Dave Phelan,” he went on. “That’s where we’re with the Texas House, and that’s where we are with the Court of Criminal Appeals that no one knows. And by the way, that is our highest court. It’s like our Supreme Court. We’re only one of two states that has this for all criminal matters. So I have no appeal rights. So when they strike down this as unconstitutional and say, I can’t prosecute voter fraud, I have no ability to get around that. I’m stuck. And that’s what I’m trying to fix.”
“Two years… I can’t prosecute voter fraud,” Paxton added. “And in March I think we’re going to have three people to run against the members of the Court of Appeal. We’ve got to get those people elected. We lost 8-1, and if we can get three new members, we’ll at least be 5-4 and we’ll be sending the message. You cannot strike down…”
“This is a big deal,” Beck noted, before asking, “How did this happen?”
“Okay, so I think George Soros is, my opinion, he was trying to do three things,” Paxton replied. “One, get the DAs elected in these liberal counties. So he beat all Democratic DAs that were prosecuting crimes. He did in Travis County, an unseated Democrat there that was actually prosecuting crimes. He did the same thing in San Antonio. So he got control of that, knowing full well that this would affect voting. Second, he helped put nine members on the Supreme Court, actually eight. Kevin Yeary is awesome, the other eight, no one knows who they are and I think he, because Republicans don’t know who these people are, he was able to get these members of the court to strike down this law. And then the third strategy was get rid of me. And then there’s no hope. There’s nowhere to go. So that was the goal. They didn’t get rid of me. So there’s still hope and we’ve got to change the Court of Criminal Appeals and we’ve got to get the house next time to pass this law.”
The judges on the Texas Criminal Court of Appeals that are standing for partisan election in 2024 are: Sharon Keller, Barbara Hervey and Michelle Slaughter. All of them voted to restrict Paxton from prosecuting voter fraud in Texas.
Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick concurred with Paxton that the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals should reconsider the 2021 ruling that stripped the Attorney General of the authority to prosecute voter fraud cases.
Paxton warned after the ruling that it could “devastating for future elections in Texas.”
- tommy156
- 09-23-2023, 10:12 AM
The explanation of vote outcome in 2020 was more people voted for Biden. If anyone has something that meets a standard of proof even civil 'preponderance' levels please share. Otherwise there is not logical debate 3 years later Originally Posted by DNinja69MAGA has never once been interested in "logical debate".
- bambino
- 09-23-2023, 05:48 PM
HERE WE GO! Texas GOP Leadership Votes 58-2 on Resolution Calling for House Speaker Dade Phelan to Step Down
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