re: Do you trust the elections system? Yes or no?

Nope. Judges and government agencies refuse to look into election violations. Mail-in ballots without a signature aren't supposed to be counted. It's literally in the rules. But, judges and government agencies look the other way and let that shite slide, all over the country.

They won't even look into that shite and then give a bullshite explanation before declaring everything legit. Their entire shtick is to ignore ignore ignore.

Anyone who does, at this point, is either stupid or lying. There are no other logical choices

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If I were in one of those states I would still vote just in case.

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you should still vote to make them have to cheat. that way, we can still hope for some justice in the future. if you dont vote, then they dont even have to cheat and you just hand everything to them. i dont trust the system but voting is still as important as ever.

The Dim-o-crats under the guise of COVID did more to destroy American belief in the election system than the Russians ever hoped to accomplish.

Its rigged = NO!

No

Can’t say that I do. My Dad’s last big work prior to be diagnosed with ALS was to work with the California Election Integrity Project. He was the Central California coordinator for them. I saw plenty to know better than to think the elections are without fraud. The voter rolls have to be cleaned up and maintained once and for all and Motor Voter registration here in California further makes our elections a sham. One vote per eligible citizen, in person whenever possible. I don’t care about party preference or how they vote. If the dems win under those rules than so be it. But one vote is what you get. End of story.

NO

F$&k no

NO