re: Trump! continually vindicated in 2020 election fraud

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Let’s be honest and admit that republicans are scared to death of high voter participation rates

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what a simpleton - it takes massive ignorance to think of something so ill-conceived as that.

We are not afraid of high voter participation.

We are not pleased with high incidents of ILLEGAL BALLOTs being counted.

Bring out every citizen in the USA - dump their thumbs in the blue dye and let them press that down next to the name of their choice.

Then compare every thumbprint to the REGISTERED thumb print on the proper registration rolls.

Count every one that passes -

criteria => be a citizen, be alive, and be present - on Election Day.

let er rip.

Wisconsin was clear cut and I don’t understand why it was t overturned. There was no gray area at all in Wisconsin.

“Let’s be honest and admit that republicans are scared to death of high voter participation rates.”

Considering the number of takers in American society today and their intelligence level, you are pretty much correct. There was a reason people who could vote in the beginning were land owners only.

1789

The Constitution of the United States grants the states the power to set voting requirements. By 1776, at least 60 percent of adult white males were able to vote, and by 1787 significantly more.[1] A few states allowed free Black men to vote, and New Jersey also included unmarried and widowed women who owned property.

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Taking the knee for the Scamdemic and suspending rights, laws and logic has consequences.

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Who are you voting for?

I’m pretty sure South Dakota is the only state that didn’t close businesses.

So with your logic, Noem is literally the only person you can ever vote for.

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Let’s be honest and admit that republicans are scared to death of high voter participation rates. We feel like it puts us at a competitive disadvantage if everyone votes.

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Nah just that they get more voters by importing them.

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States changing their election laws last minute etc isn't the same thing as widespread voter fraud though.

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So, what do you call it when states change laws making voter fraud easier to commit then all the below is taken into consideration????

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- Signature verification halted in Detroit and Georgia,

- early ballots opened early in Georgia,

- over 7 million ballot applications mailed to voters who had not requested them in Michigan,

- unmanned ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin,

- massive increase in “indefinitely confined” voters in Wisconsin who avoided providing signature verification or voter ID,

- ballots cured without running them past the voters in Wisconsin,

- 58,000 ballots returned on the mailed-out date in Pennsylvania,

- 10,000 ballots received after the deadline in Pennsylvania were commingled.

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