MID - When you come to the realization that people like Paul and the other libs on this board get all of their information from CNN, only then you will realize their complete ignorance of reality.
I bet they don't even realize that up to a third of Democrats believe the election was stolen from Trump: https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politic...trump-n1160882
I love the canard that the libs keep throwing out there about the supposed dichotomy between "re-counts" and "stop the count". Do they think we're stupid? Or are they being intellectually honest with themselves - or is it just more of CNNitis?
To say there was no impropriety at all is a complete and total lie. Period.
Nothing to see here, move along.... https://thepostmillennial.com/fact-c...counting-video
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12-09-2020, 06:35 AM #104
Not to mention the fact that Trump's on DOJ hasn't found anything. Think about that for a minute. Does anybody honestly think that William Barr is interested in throwing an election for Joe Biden? How could you possibly come to that conclusion? Barr has gone out of his way to intervene on Trump's behalf. This is bridge too far for even him.
This is what Trump does. It's his playbook. Flood people's minds with allegations until they can't remember what's credible and what isn't. There are so many allegations that it seems like overwhelming evidence of fraud. Until you pick apart the individual allegations. Most of the sworn affidavits, for example, have come from Trump sympathizers and are of the "I saw people carrying boxes" variety. They aren't people with actual knowledge of any fraud. Generally when each of these things get investigated nothing comes out of it. The allegations still stick for the Fox Mulder's out there who what want to believe them.
Again - Think what what would have to happen for these allegations to be true. Thousands of poll workers in on an elaborate scheme, backed up by judges all across the country. Further supported by Republican-led state legislatures. No smoking gun. It's really tempting to believe some of the crazy allegations when things don't go your way, but that doesn't make it true. It's like my believing that girls weren't into me in High School because I was just too good looking.Eat Donuts!
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Yes, and how many improprieties did that uncover in Georgia? Yes, not enough to change the outcome, but certainly enough that there needs to be an investigation to identify, charge and convict those who compromised the sanctity of our election.
Talk about echo chambers and inciting violence, Paul? Pot meet kettle."...treat 'em with respect, or get out of the Gym!"
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"...treat 'em with respect, or get out of the Gym!"
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"...treat 'em with respect, or get out of the Gym!"
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I don't think anyone is arguing against investigating and charging anyone that commits election fraud. That seems like a total strawman argument.
The question being debated is did the US just have a free and fair election. For that not to have occurred there would have needed to be enough fraud to legitimately overturn the results of the election.
Forget what the media tells you, you need to look no further than the Administration's own officials to discover that there was not fraud in any significant amount to overturn the election. So says Bill Barr, who has been very much in Trump's corner. So says Brian Kemp, who probably has just sunk his political career in carrying out the duties of his office. So says all 9 members of a Supreme Court that has 3 Trump appointees (at least to the latest Pennsylvania case). And so says numerous State and Federal Judges that have thrown out almost all of the challenges to date.
Going a step further, look at who is prosecuting the Trump Campaign's cases in court. Not exactly the best legal team ever assembled. Is that because lawyers don't want to make a shit ton of money taking on these cases? Or is it because the claims are so baseless and absurd that won't lend there name to the insanity.
Then again we shouldn't be surprised by any of this as President Trump still claims he won the popular vote in 2016, despite his own appointed commission found no evidence to support that allegation."If our season was based on A-10 awards, there’d be a lot of empty space up in the rafters of the Cintas Center." - Chris Mack
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So the Jesuit mission is for abortion and higher tax? Didnt know that
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