re: How in the ENTIRE hell can 5 states refuse to cooperate with voter fraud investigations?

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They say fraud isn't widespread. Well how the hell do we know that if we don't investigate it?

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We've heard from several intelligence agencies that Russia interfered in our election. Well, how the hell do we know unless we investigate it?

I'm halfway kidding with my statement above, but frick it. Let's investigate both and let the truth come out.

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What in the hell has happened to our country?

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We've never been fond of fascism. This is nothing new.

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What are they trying to hide?

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Sensitive voter information.

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What are they so scared of?

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Trump abusing access to that information. Either by using it internally for voter intimidation / suppression, or by "accidentally" leaving it unsecured on Amazon drive where anyone (like maybe a foreign power with an interest in interfering in our election) can access it like that GOP group just did, or even just buy publishing it publicly like the fricking letter requesting the info said they were going to.

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They have no problem with PACS or special interest groups having them to do blanket robo call but a committee investigation possible fraud is told to frick off?

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This list contains far more invasive info than that kind of thing.

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They say fraud isn't widespread. Well how the hell do we know that if we don't investigate it?

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How about we finish the ongoing investigation of the people pulling for this bullshite abuse of power for their potential collusion with a foreign entity undermine our last election first?

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Really?

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Yes, really. This fake outrage is hilarious. People on this message board were openly making fake calls to disrupt Ossoff's get out of the vote effort, proving how little most of you care about the sanctity of elections, but now you just want states to bend over for Trump's bullshite... It's hilarious

Wait a minute.

Is this like when Alabama refused to integrate schools until they were forced to 15 years after federal law was enacted?

Is this the same thing or different?

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Wait a minute.

Is this like when Alabama refused to integrate schools until they were forced to 15 years after federal law was enacted?

Is this the same thing or different?

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Actually, we have a much more ironic and terribly hypocritical example from the OP..

re: Judge Roy Moore expanding lead in Alabama senate primary, now up 16

Now who is Roy Moore, and what has he done? Roy Moore

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Moore was elected to the position of Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in 2001, but removed from his position in November 2003 by the Alabama Court of the Judiciary for refusing to remove a monument of the Ten Commandments commissioned by him from the Alabama Judicial Building despite orders to do so by a federal court.

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Moore was again elected to be Chief Justice in 2013, but was suspended in May 2016 for directing probate judges to continue to enforce the state's ban on same-sex marriage despite the fact that it had been overturned; following an unsuccessful appeal, Moore resigned in April 2017.

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So we have a Senate candidate, who was removed from Alabama Supreme Court office for refusing to comply with an unquestionably lawful directive He was then somehow reelected, and not only refused to comply with a SCOTUS directive, he ordered his sttate's probate judges to also ignore the SCOCTUS directive and THREATNED legal action if they didn't comply.

So clearly if banarep has a problem with half of the state's refusing to fully comply with some commission's request, despite the request having questionable legal basis, and the commission itself having minimal (if any) legal authority, THEN he clearly would have an extreme problem with a person who has refused to comply with unquestionable legal authority on multiple occasions.

So what does bamarep have to say?:

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Moore would make a great senator.

A bare knuckle brawler who has no problem telling establishment cucks to go get fricked.

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Well isn't that hypocrisy to the highest degree? Bamarep really showed how big of a hack he is with this hypocrisy.

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Somewhere between 500k and 5M illegals likely voted in the last election

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No, they didn't. Link?

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No, they didn't. Link?

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Explain to me the mechanism which stops an illegal from registering to vote and voting in say Virginia?

Explain to the mechanism which stops a person using a SSN card fraudulently from registering to vote and voting?

Ballpark for me the number of people nationally who are called to jury duty (which is based on voter rolls) who then decline to serve on the basis that they are not citizens.

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More people voted in dem precincts in Michigan than live there.

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Actually, the issue in a few Michigan precincts was that there were more votes than voters who signed in as voters on Election Day.

The old "more voters than population" is not uncommon though. St. Louis and Philly have done that a time or two. Many cities are urban fraud machines with dozens of unrelated people listed on the rolls in single addresses. A lady started an organization called "True the Vote" in Houston and was immediately subjected to every Federal alphabet agency investigation you could ever dream of.

This is kind of like Trump not turning over his tax returns

Just to play devil's advocate. I'm not anti-trump

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why is that so hard, apparently for righties who extol less government, to understand 

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Only Government Liberals want is when handouts are involved