Trump to order a major investigation into voter fraud
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Somebody’s got a case of sour grapes.
I thought you were a states’ rights, federalism guy.
Have another one.
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This is the reason why the Electoral College is a great institution. It is a firewall between state corruption/voter fraud and the outcome of the presidential election.
Let California screw up their elections; they only have so many votes.
The real power is in the census. As long as foreign nationals aren't counted for representation then we are okay.
Let California screw up their elections; they only have so many votes.
The real power is in the census. As long as foreign nationals aren't counted for representation then we are okay.
Gotta prove those illegal actions, and your boy and his handpicked Commission couldn’t.
Have another one.
With only 276 registered voters in one Georgia precinct---670 votes cast in the primary election.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...-georgia-precinct-with-270-registered-voters/
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...-georgia-precinct-with-270-registered-voters/
To recap. Looks like the Commission mostly agreed with me.
I’m almost always drinking ...., see handle
How do you prove illegal actions when state governments obstruct and prevent any real investigation?
Why would states obstruct a review if everything is on the up and up?
Pussyhats have been crying about how we need to make sure our sacred voting rights are secure and free from illegal activity.
But they are against voter ID.
They are against a review that would identify where issues exist.
They are against keeping illegals off the US census to ensure an appropriate apportionment of congressional seats for representation of US citizens.
All fake outrage. They’re just a bunch of butthurt Pussyhats.
Naw, I just like to occasionally streak by his kitchen window, shorts in hand, while he’s sipping on some joe
He be like
I’m almost always drinking ...., see handle
How do you prove illegal actions when state governments obstruct and prevent any real investigation?
Why would states obstruct a review if everything is on the up and up?
Pussyhats have been crying about how we need to make sure our sacred voting rights are secure and free from illegal activity.
But they are against voter ID.
They are against a review that would identify where issues exist.
They are against keeping illegals off the US census to ensure an appropriate apportionment of congressional seats for representation of US citizens.
All fake outrage. They’re just a bunch of butthurt Pussyhats.
Naw, I just like to occasionally streak by his kitchen window, shorts in hand, while he’s sipping on some joe
He be like
State’s are under no duty to release the information the non-criminal Commission demanded. Some people aren’t okay with bowing down to the federal government and releasing personal data of their voters to a Star Chamber that announced conclusions before any investigation. Commission could have actually litigated the lawsuits if they truly believed they had a case. Instead, they bailed.
Maybe not claim massive voter fraud in the millions until you you have....I dunno.....actual proof in hand.
Are you even attempting to keep up?
Polling shows individuals admitting they voted as non-citizens.
You have counties in California with more voters than eligible adults.
Don’t sit here like a dummy and act like there is no reason for suspicion.
People admitted to it in polls for ****sake
People wanting a review of these situations aren’t unreasonable
What is unreasonable is people like you acting as if there’s nothing to see and trying to label the concerned as crazy conspiracists
@davidallen
When you come to the tailgate be sure to bring a Pussyhat for JD
We all know how reliable polling can be. Especially if english is your second language.
Hey drunken genius, make sure you wear your dunce hat.Are you even attempting to keep up?
Polling shows individuals admitting they voted as non-citizens.
You have counties in California with more voters than eligible adults.
Don’t sit here like a dummy and act like there is no reason for suspicion.
People admitted to it in polls for ****sake
People wanting a review of these situations aren’t unreasonable
What is unreasonable is people like you acting as if there’s nothing to see and trying to label the concerned as crazy conspiracists
@davidallen
When you come to the tailgate be sure to bring a Pussyhat for JD
The reason that those numbers are so high is that they include inactive voters with the active one and they get that number over 100%.
There is nothing going on.
Did you even read the story from the San Diego Tribune that that chat comes from?
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com...eligible-adults-claim-20170809-htmlstory.html
https://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article166187232.html
Sober up, get off Breitbart and do a little rsearch.
Are you even attempting to keep up?
Polling shows individuals admitting they voted as non-citizens.
You have counties in California with more voters than eligible adults.
Don’t sit here like a dummy and act like there is no reason for suspicion.
People admitted to it in polls for ****sake
People wanting a review of these situations aren’t unreasonable
What is unreasonable is people like you acting as if there’s nothing to see and trying to label the concerned as crazy conspiracists
@davidallen
When you come to the tailgate be sure to bring a Pussyhat for JD
You try to keep up.
MILYUNS.....MILYUNS....of fraudulent votes was the claim.
MILYUNS.....MILYUNS....said to have already been discovered.
And now we’re crwdadding away from IT DEFINITELY HAPPENED ON A MASSIVE SCALE to...”suspicions”.
Looks like you and your boys overplayed the hand you been dealt.
No shame in admitting that and learning from it.
Imperial county is number one on his list had a turnout of 69% in 2016.
Like I said, nothing to see
Like I said, nothing to see
LA county was the same.
Probably nothing to see.
I'd rather remove all doubt.
What if those Russians start casting absentee ballots?
Probably nothing to see.
I'd rather remove all doubt.
What if those Russians start casting absentee ballots?
We suck at national security, I don't know why we should assume any part of our system is safe.
https://www.americanprogress.org/is...018/02/12/446336/election-security-50-states/
https://www.americanprogress.org/is...018/02/12/446336/election-security-50-states/
We should definitely be taking all reasonably available measures to keep future elections secure.
Claiming without proof that millions and millions of illegal fraudulent votes were cast in a prior election doesn’t really help accomplish that goal though. In fact, it distracts mightily from it going forward.
Yeah I did read it dumbass
Maybe you should quite just taking government officials word for such things.
It’s not unreasonable to want stuff like this looked into.
Did a quick run through
Where did someone in this thread claim it’s true
I see suspicions
Which I think are reasonable.
Also, following quotes also indicate something WELL beyond simple suspicions.
So the article guns linked
Nothing to see here?
Guarantee-****in-tee there’s he something to see if the media believed those admitted illegal votes went to trump
Ah...the old distract and deflect with with the hpothetical prediction.
Did you even read the quotes and quoted people I cited?
Doesn’t sound like it.
It wasn’t just guns....and the statements went well beyond “suspicions”.
It’s all good though. I think we all get MAGA’s hand was overplayed on this. I wouldn’t have had a problem with suspicions.....hell, I didn’t even have a problem with an investigation. Probably ought to investigate before drawing conclusions and making proclamations though. Otherwise you end up crawdadding away like now.
Election experts say Kris Kobach's voter fraud claims are misleading
By Clare Foran, CNN
Updated 6:31 AM EDT, Wed August 08, 2018
Washington (CNN)Kris Kobach, the former vice-chair of President Donald Trump's now-disbanded commission on election integrity, and Maine's Democratic Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap have engaged in a public back and forth over the issue of voter fraud, with Kobach accusing Dunlap, a former member of the commission, of being "willfully blind to the voter fraud in front of his nose," and Dunlap claiming that the commission failed to find evidence of widespread fraud.
But election experts say that Kobach's claims are misleading and obscure the reality that voter fraud is rare in the context of the more than 1 billion votes cast since 2000.
In a statement sent to CNN on Saturday claiming that Dunlap is "willfully blind," Kobach, who serves as Kansas' Republican secretary of state, said that the commission "was presented with more than 1,000 convictions for voter fraud since the year 2000." Kobach further claimed that this finding was only a fraction of the total and said that the "commission was also presented approximately 8,400 instances of double voting in the 2016 election looking only at 20 states."
The statement did not cite sources for the numbers and Kobach's office did not respond to a CNN request asking what evidence the information was based on.
By Clare Foran, CNN
Updated 6:31 AM EDT, Wed August 08, 2018
Washington (CNN)Kris Kobach, the former vice-chair of President Donald Trump's now-disbanded commission on election integrity, and Maine's Democratic Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap have engaged in a public back and forth over the issue of voter fraud, with Kobach accusing Dunlap, a former member of the commission, of being "willfully blind to the voter fraud in front of his nose," and Dunlap claiming that the commission failed to find evidence of widespread fraud.
But election experts say that Kobach's claims are misleading and obscure the reality that voter fraud is rare in the context of the more than 1 billion votes cast since 2000.
In a statement sent to CNN on Saturday claiming that Dunlap is "willfully blind," Kobach, who serves as Kansas' Republican secretary of state, said that the commission "was presented with more than 1,000 convictions for voter fraud since the year 2000." Kobach further claimed that this finding was only a fraction of the total and said that the "commission was also presented approximately 8,400 instances of double voting in the 2016 election looking only at 20 states."
The statement did not cite sources for the numbers and Kobach's office did not respond to a CNN request asking what evidence the information was based on.
Lol...funny how all these conservatives are never available for comment on their “facts”.
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