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Will DOGE indirectly help with election security?
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:39 am
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:39 am
Hard to keep up with all their progress.. but I’m curious if their efforts have an effect on potential cheating in the midterms.
You would think that some of these NGOs and sham orgs that have been getting funding with zero oversight through the years have potentially assisted in ballot harvesting and vote fraud.
If nothing else, cleaning up the SS and entitlement programs may help identify voters nationwide that shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
You would think that some of these NGOs and sham orgs that have been getting funding with zero oversight through the years have potentially assisted in ballot harvesting and vote fraud.
If nothing else, cleaning up the SS and entitlement programs may help identify voters nationwide that shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:40 am to Yaboylsu63
They already are in indirect ways but election security will be addressed prior to midterms I guarantee you.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:42 am to Yaboylsu63
quote:only for states that require ID :/
If nothing else, cleaning up the SS and entitlement programs may help identify voters nationwide that shouldn’t be allowed to vote.
but yes, purge the social security database as a HUGE first step to fixing things.
they can go after us for $600 transactions on VENMO or EBAY but they don't have a clue who that 347 year old is in the SS database.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:42 am to Yaboylsu63
For like the 100th time - DOGE is essentially an auditor, they have no law making/taxing authority. They investigate and report.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 10:44 am to Yaboylsu63
If Lakesha ain’t getting her paper, she ain’t gonna be stuffing ballots.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 11:56 am to Yaboylsu63
If, as alleged, some USAID money was making it to Soros' program that funded the campaigns of his preferred progressive prosectors (or to other groups that then redistributed it to the Soros cause), it should make a difference.
Campaign finance has both direct and indirect effects on elections. Technically, it has nothing to do with actual voter rolls and security of ballots, making it indirect. But it plays an outsized roll in keeping a candidate's name in the minds of voters, it buys media influence, and funds public perception. Thus, it directly provides cover for weak candidates... exactly as the Democrat machine (politicians, media, Hollywood, intel agancies) tried to make Kamala look more popular and viable than she really was.
If DOGE did find actual evidence of this and shuts the spigot of money off by:
1) shutting down of money access to certain dubious causes like BLM
2) enforcing the coding of where money goes and why
... it might make a huge difference in the next election or two. Right now, it's all speculation and impossible to testify to DOGE's findings, but I'm hopeful based on the reporting that's come out so far.
Campaign finance has both direct and indirect effects on elections. Technically, it has nothing to do with actual voter rolls and security of ballots, making it indirect. But it plays an outsized roll in keeping a candidate's name in the minds of voters, it buys media influence, and funds public perception. Thus, it directly provides cover for weak candidates... exactly as the Democrat machine (politicians, media, Hollywood, intel agancies) tried to make Kamala look more popular and viable than she really was.
If DOGE did find actual evidence of this and shuts the spigot of money off by:
1) shutting down of money access to certain dubious causes like BLM
2) enforcing the coding of where money goes and why
... it might make a huge difference in the next election or two. Right now, it's all speculation and impossible to testify to DOGE's findings, but I'm hopeful based on the reporting that's come out so far.
Posted on 2/19/25 at 1:27 pm to winkchance
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Will DOGE indirectly help with election security?
Reading comprehension isn't your strong suit.
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