about a month before he finally conceded. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm
So with all the early voting, what if someone votes then dies before Nov 3? With all the extra deaths from the Trump virus mixed with more mail in and early voting there could be a lot of people that voted and died before Nov 3. Originally Posted by royamcr
Actually it was initiate by the Republicans. I think it was the Rubio campaign. Originally Posted by 1blackman1
Actually it was initiate by the Republicans. I think it was the Rubio campaign. Originally Posted by 1blackman1They may have shined a light on it. But Fake dossier and the idea Russia colluded with Trump to sway the election was orchestrated by Hillary Clinton and other prominent Democrats. The Democratic party are nothing but conniving, vindictive criminals and the Media and sectors of the Entertainment industry are the gate keepers for their criminal enterprise. Pure and simple.
Fine, let's limit it to those that died before any mail-in ballots went out, like died years ago.
Tucker reported tonight that he knows for a fact because apparently his staff investigated it, ( have can not confirm that this is true or not ) that a woman dead over a year, had a ballot mailed to her last know address and that ballot was filled out and sent in. "IF" that happened, can we all agree that is fraud? Oh, wait, we'll have to wait till we find the person that filled it out, sent it in, to see if it was their "intent" to commit fraud and if they say no, well then it wasn't fraud, right? Originally Posted by HedonistForever
They may have shined a light on it. But Fake dossier and the idea Russia colluded with Trump to sway the election was orchestrated by Hillary Clinton and other prominent Democrats. The Democratic party are nothing but conniving, vindictive criminals and the Media and sectors of the Entertainment industry are the gate keepers for their criminal enterprise. Pure and simple. Originally Posted by Levianon17Trey Gowdy said there is no doubt that Russia interfered with the election.
The bigger question in Penn. is, did the Gov. and then the Penn. SC, make an unconstitutional ruling by making a decision to alter election rules when that is the sole jurisdiction of the Legislature? What if the SC of the US rules ( I have the feeling they will take the easy way out and call it a moot point all things considered but they shouldn't ) says that none of the votes that came in after the election closed on election day, can be counted? Maybe it will not reach a threshold to change the outcome but that doesn't mean it isn't important to know that the election process in Penn. was constitutional or not.What difference does it make if a vote comes in after Nov 3? A vote is a vote, as long as it is postmarked on or before Nov 3. The reason for a cutoff is so people can't wait to see results then vote. Not sure that matters a lot because lately results start coming in late on election day. This is a few after a mail piece would be able to be stamped Nov 3. And if some were marked late I highly doubt it would be 1000s or 10000s to swing the election one way or the other.
You did make a point about fraud being a legal term which implies intent, but I ask myself, how does a Gov. probably with a law degree and the SC of Penn. not know what the constitution says about what they did? They didn't "intend" to make an unconstitutional ruling? Really? They were just ignorant of the law? Really?
I'm still waiting to hear how "if" a dead person voted, that wasn't fraud on somebodies part. At the end of this process, if nobody can prove a dead person voted as some Democrats are claiming, then and only then will I acknowledge that no fraud happened in the case of dead people voting but I think I'll wait for the courts to tell me that. Originally Posted by HedonistForever
How many days did Al Gore contest the election results? Originally Posted by HedonistForever
There’s a great human capacity for inventing things ... Originally Posted by 1blackman1It must be personally refreshing to remain naive, ...