Politics Thread

[Muskie in dayton]

Now that the election is over, let’s have a complete forensic audit of votes in at least all swing states. Tie the vote to a ballot and to the person to confirm it’s real, legitimate, and unique. Then prosecute any fraud to the fullest extent of the law.

What do you think about that, Dems?

Then let’s do the same for 2020.

[paulxu]

Have you noticed the right only complains or worries about voter fraud and stolen elections when:
1 - they lose an election
2 - they think they might lose an election

We've listened to this since 2015 when Trump thought he might lose. Can we stop now?
Election officials go to great length to protect our voting process. Unless you can find some incidence of massive fraud, let it die.
60 lawsuits didn't help. The minuscule efforts at fraud mostly seem to be R's.

[GoMuskies]

I've been hearing a lot about election fraud from the online left the last few days. Crazy gonna crazy, left or right.

[waggy]

Have you noticed the right only complains or worries about voter fraud and stolen elections when:
1 - they lose an election
2 - they think they might lose an election

We've listened to this since 2015 when Trump thought he might lose. Can we stop now?
Election officials go to great length to protect our voting process. Unless you can find some incidence of massive fraud, let it die.
60 lawsuits didn't help. The minuscule efforts at fraud mostly seem to be R's.

The lawfare party wants to let it go now?

[bobbiemcgee]

Lost 61-1 in court so why not piss away more$

[waggy]

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[noteggs]

FEMA supervisor told relief teams to skip homes with Trump signs in Florida. I’m sorry but what? Sounds like a threat to that thing.

[bjf123]

FEMA supervisor told relief teams to skip homes with Trump signs in Florida. I’m sorry but what? Sounds like a threat to that thing.

She’s been relieved of her duties. That’s the minimum that should happen. Imagine the backlash had a Republican been in office and FEMA had said the same thing about Harris signs. Lead story for weeks!


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[paulxu]

Don't have to imagine it at all:

But former Trump administration officials have said the former president, when in office, initially refused to release federal disaster aid for wildfires in California in 2018, withheld wildfire assistance for Washington state in 2020, and severely restricted emergency relief to Puerto Rico in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Maria in 2017 because he felt these places were not sufficiently supportive of him.

Can we "relieve" him of his duties?

[Strange Brew]

Don't have to imagine it at all:



Can we "relieve" him of his duties?

Source?