An election fraud poll to satisfy my curiosity.

[dolf]

Because it's still cropping up in my news feed.

 

[Jada59]

Poll?

 

[dolf]

Poll?

Poll.

 

[dolf]

I even made it private, in case people want to avoid the crowing and picking.

 

[Tim2run]

I am not a Republican or Democrat and I think there were a lot of irregularities in the election that need to be explored and, that at the very least, picture ID should be mandatory to vote. It is the lack of such security in elections that leads to claims of fraud and cheating. One has to wonder about any voting district or state that decries actually verifying that a voter is a legal, one-off voter. Also this idea of mail-in balloting for anything other than the most extreme of circumstance (like provably being out of the country or demonstrably being unable to leave the home doe to medical condition) is another irritant to whomever loses the election and all of this cuts across party lines. It is a system primed for fraud. Just because it is Republicans incensed this go around, doesn't mean it won't be the Democrats on the next go-around. Honestly, we can do this better and smarter. I'm not going to go out on a limb and say it was stolen, but history has confirmed that the JFK election was stolen, so it's not like it cannot happen in a close election. Voting should be in person, even if we have to go from one-day to five-day (or so) voting to mitigate waiting in lines.

 

[Tim2run]

I even made it private, in case people want to avoid the crowing and picking.

That doesn't matter as much as your limited options that exclude third-party opinions.

 

[dolf]

That doesn't matter as much as your limited options that exclude third-party opinions.

How? Seriously, how?

 

[Dribble]

Only Fascist traitors believe the lies of a Fascist traitor. There was no election fraud beyond the normal seen every election.

 

[Tim2run]

How? Seriously, how?

I am a Democrat and I think...

I am neither and I think...

But the way you set it up puts everything solely in terms of being or not being Republican. It is the gentlest of rebukes, trust me. Also "the cunt," while maybe intended as being funny, I find a bit offensive and over-the-top.

 

[Tim2run]

Only Fascist traitors believe the lies of a Fascist traitor. There was no election fraud beyond the normal seen every election.

Again, you demonstrate that you have no idea what a Fascist is, but you think is is a smack-down pejorative when really it is the stuff of the mob mentality that a real Fascist element would endeavor to take advantage of. I check you off as being of the category known as ungracious (poor) winner: a lout.

 

[RobDownSouth]

I am not a Republican or Democrat and I think there were a lot of irregularities in the election that need to be explored and, that at the very least, picture ID should be mandatory to vote. It is the lack of such security in elections that leads to claims of fraud and cheating. One has to wonder about any voting district or state that decries actually verifying that a voter is a legal, one-off voter. Also this idea of mail-in balloting for anything other than the most extreme of circumstance (like provably being out of the country or demonstrably being unable to leave the home doe to medical condition) is another irritant to whomever loses the election and all of this cuts across party lines. It is a system primed for fraud. Just because it is Republicans incensed this go around, doesn't mean it won't be the Democrats on the next go-around. Honestly, we can do this better and smarter. I'm not going to go out on a limb and say it was stolen, but history has confirmed that the JFK election was stolen, so it's not like it cannot happen in a close election. Voting should be in person, even if we have to go from one-day to five-day (or so) voting to mitigate waiting in lines.

Mail-in voting made it easier to vote in this election. Most mailed in votes were against Trump (because he told "his" voters NOT to mail their ballots in), so naturally you (and Trump) are attempting to sow seeds of doubt about the "legitimacy" of the election.

Biden won, fair and square.

You had to go back not one, not two, but three generations (60 years) to find evidence of the last documented voter fraud. The world has changed significantly since then (you haven't, but the world has).

This was the most scandal-free election ever run. Trump keeps throwing out novel theories as to how he lost, but none of them have held up to judicial scrutiny.

So, to summarize: suck it up, buttercup.

 

[Pookie]

I even made it private, in case people want to avoid the crowing and picking.

I'm just glad no one can see I voted "NOT a republican, and I think Biden won".

*twirls blonde hair*

*pops bubblegum*

*gets knife to cut bubblegum from hair*

 

[Pookie]

I am a Democrat and I think...

I am neither and I think...

But the way you set it up puts everything solely in terms of being or not being Republican. It is the gentlest of rebukes, trust me. Also "the cunt," while maybe intended as being funny, I find a bit offensive and over-the-top.

So AJ has gone full snowflake, and a wet one at that. Somebody should give him a hug.

 

[adrina]

So AJ has gone full snowflake, and a wet one at that. Somebody should give him a hug.

Has gone? I think it's safe to say that AJ has probably always been a snowflake.

 

[Pookie]

Has gone? I think it's safe to say that AJ has probably always been a snowflake.

I think he's melting though. It explains the tears.

 

[coati]

Voting should be in person, even if we have to go from one-day to five-day (or so) voting to mitigate waiting in lines.

^^^This particular argument was the first one that Trump trotted out, even before the election started. Inwardly, Trump knows he's a deplorable shit, so he had to start early on rigging people's expectation of voter fraud. He did this in both of his Presidential elections.

However, one big problem: During the general election, Republicans did better than expected in races other than the Presidency. In fact, it became clear that many Republican-leaning voters split their vote. This would indicate a personal repudiation of Trump's toxic personality.

So then, after recently elected and re-elected Republican candidates decided that it would be difficult to argue that massive ballot-stuffing caused Trump's personal defeat, the algorithm conspiracy theory took hold, where it was postulated that vote-tabulating machines were rigged by Hugo Chavez and Democrats to split many of the votes to Trump's disfavor. That theory did not hold up to scrutiny by spot checks of the machines and by subsequent comprehensive hand counts.

And yet, even after all that and after Bill Barr himself admitted no evidence of widespread fraud, Trump and his cult members continue to deny reality. They still think that facts can be anything they want them to be, which is why the only logical description of their behavior is mass psychosis.

 

[adrina]

I think he's melting though. It explains the tears.

A melting snowflake. Ha.

 

[Tim2run]

This is the kind of event that drives down voter confidence and enables the notion of fraud to be in the minds of voters and helps undermine the legitimacy of election winners:

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/up...ace-in-doubt-after-55-uncounted-ballots-found

Ballot that just magically appear in sufficient number to swing an outcome after the counting is done so the perpetrators know exactly how many votes they need to furnish.

 

[Tim2run]

^^^This particular argument was the first one that Trump trotted out, even before the election started. Inwardly, Trump knows he's a deplorable shit, so he had to start early on rigging people's expectation of voter fraud. He did this in both of his Presidential elections.

...

Just coincidence. Keep in mind, I don't have a dog in this fight. I voted for the woman.

 

[jaF0]

DancesWithFalsehoods doesn't understand that millions were governmentally prohibited from voting as normal. Polling places were closed or moved to distant locations, too far for them to get to. In many cases only one per county, which led to long lines and hours of waiting. Mail in voting and early voting allowed some relief to to workload of poll workers.

GOP efforts at vote suppression were at an all time high.


The SCOTUS even got in on vote suppression in Alabama by allowing them to block in car voting for handicapped people.

 

[Adre]

The GOP will get even more creative with voter suppression as this election proved to them that given record turnout a Republican will likely never win the Presidency again. Particularly the 18-29 vote scares the shit out of them.

 

[Tim2run]

*chuckle*

When you accuse my team of fraud, you are "suppressing" my team.


STOP IT!



You know we'll melt!

 

[Tim2run]

Can you, with eloquence and link, explain the nature of this suppression and where it occurred? We may need to send in mental health experts.

 

[CornusKousa]

The GOP will get even more creative with voter suppression as this election proved to them that given record turnout a Republican will likely never win the Presidency again.

Every time a (D) wins office.....this gets said.

No matter how razor thin the margins.

And no matter how many times it doesn't work out that way? They still say it again....

Particularly the 18-29 vote scares the shit out of them.

Yea...children are retarded and it shows in their voting trends.

You shouldn't be allowed to vote until you're 35.

 

[Tim2run]

Yeah, we heard that refrain when Obama was elected, something about Republicans and the trash bin of history.