2020 Election Fraud Thread (Part 1)

[NickN]

@LucyLou

I’m not sure crow is poultry.

Sure they are. Usually three crows makes one meal.

Check this out for a special recipe:

When Eating Crow Was an American Food Trend

[DOLOOP]

@Blackwolf

@DOLOOP

Cook it to at least 165 degrees internally.

You don’t want to catch CORVID.

I wouldn’t raven about your skills with a pun if I were you.

Was wondering if anyone would notice.

[LucyLou]

My dumb Senator leading the crybaby crowd in the spaghetti throwing contest. Wahhh! Google’s fault!

Sen. Ron Johnson alleges Google sways elections for Democrats. Even Google...

[JayJay]

@DOLOOP

@vaard

You want tarragon and rosemary with crow… not garlic…

Cook it to at least 165 degrees internally.

You don’t want to catch CORVID.

Wouldn’t that be CROVID?

[NickN]

@LucyLou

My dumb Senator leading the crybaby crowd in the spaghetti throwing contest.

Just curious up there in Wisconsin is it sauce or is it gravy?

[LucyLou]

@NickN

@LucyLou

My dumb Senator leading the crybaby crowd in the spaghetti throwing contest.

Just curious up there in Wisconsin is it sauce or is it gravy?

With spaghetti? It’s sauce.

Log into Facebook

[NickN]

@LucyLou

With spaghetti? It’s sauce.

Looks like Hillary was the one who started the notion of not conceding no matter what.

ttps://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election/hillary-clinton-joe-biden-donald-trump-us-election-2020-a9688361.html

[LucyLou]

@NickN

@LucyLou

With spaghetti? It’s sauce.

Looks like Hillary was the one who started the notion of not conceding no matter what.

ttps://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-election/hillary-clinton-joe-biden-donald-trump-us-election-2020-a9688361.html

I believe she conceded the next day.

And anyway, so what? She had no power. She couldn’t deny the winner the daily briefings. She couldn’t deny the funds, personnel, and space to trump’s transition team. She wasn’t sitting in the White House pretending she wasn’t going to leave.

[NickN]

@LucyLou

And anyway, so what? She had no power.

No worries.

Clinton probably is so self absorbed she still regrets conceding on election night herself.

[hwyflier]

@PeterGriffin

Is it fraud yet?

The absence of evidence is all the proof you need.

[NickN]

@hwyflier

The absence of evidence is all the proof you need.

Sounds like you could give Perry Mason a run for his money if only he was still living now.

[Samm]

@WorldWatcher

@Samm

It’s all there in black and white. All you have to do is read it.

@Samm, I read it and I don’t get your point.

Just say’n. Is there a code that the rest of us are supposed to pick up on?
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.WW, PSHS

Everything you need to know to understand my point is there and its not in code. Sorry that I cannot make you understand it.

File this under "you can lead a horse to water, but … "

[LucyLou]

IF Donald wants a recount in Wisconsin, and so far he hasn’t indicated that he does, it will cost him $8 million, upfront.

Wisconsin Elections

[vaard]

I am sure there emails asking for donations to fund the recount with fine print saying it could also be used to fund trumps personal bank account…

[NickN]

@LucyLou

IF Donald wants a recount in Wisconsin, and so far he hasn’t indicated that he does, it will cost him $8 million, upfront.

Pocket change for The Donald my dear LucyLou.

[Samm]

@JayJay

@Samm

@TheDoctorIsIn

@Samm

They don’t, but they do sometimes die after getting a driver’s license … and voter registration.

Well, yes. Every registered voter in America will die, at some point, whether they registered to vote when they got their driver’s license, or they mailed in the card.

How do “motor voter” laws make a difference?

As you said, it makes it easier to get registered to vote. And it makes it harder to purge voter registration roles of ineligible voters … including people who die.

It makes it no harder to do this than had they registered in other ways.

Actually it does. The Motor/voter law also includes provisions to limit States from purging voter registration roles. That is the primary reason that in most jurisdictions, there are more registered voters than actual people eligible to vote. It also contributes significantly to lower voter turn outs because it compares actual voters to the number of people registered. Besides, I cited motor/voter simply as an example, not as the definitive reason.

[WuWei]

@hwyflier

@PeterGriffin

Is it fraud yet?

The absence of evidence is all the proof you need.

Critical Theory

[Samm]

@JayJay

@Samm

@JayJay

There is zero evidence of enough fraud to turn around the election.

And you know that how? Have you conducted a thorough investigation?

I know how Election counting works.

I’ve read the fantasy stories right wing media is trying to pass around as “real evidence”…even debunked some of it personally.

If there was real evidence outside of these fantasy stories, the Trump Administration would have produced it.

So…yes…there is zero evidence.

Repeat “there is no evidence of voter fraud” a thousand times and it will become true. As often as you have said that, you must be up to 900 something by now, right?

[JayJay]

@Samm

@JayJay

@Samm

@JayJay

There is zero evidence of enough fraud to turn around the election.

And you know that how? Have you conducted a thorough investigation?

I know how Election counting works.

I’ve read the fantasy stories right wing media is trying to pass around as “real evidence”…even debunked some of it personally.

If there was real evidence outside of these fantasy stories, the Trump Administration would have produced it.

So…yes…there is zero evidence.

Repeat “there is no evidence of voter fraud” a thousand times and it will become true. As often as you have said that, you must be up to 900 something by now, right?

No evidence has yet been produced, yet I’m the one reaching.

LOL!

[Samm]

@DOLOOP

1-24 in court.

How many forensic investigations have been done?