No, what I showed is a tiny handful that are caught and many if not most who even when caught are not prosecuted.
Of course it is. You cannot possibly know how many people are not caught.
tnt
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They should’t interfere in politics. But following the constitution re: elections isn’t politics.
Chris
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GOP Senator Tillis and Trump won North Carolina during the 2020 election. Was there some voter fraud in North Carolina during the 2020 election that Tillis and Trump probably didn’t legitimately win North Carolina?? I haven’t watched the video yet.
Smyrna
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The new representative spells out exactly where the election is questionable and it’s based on laws not being followed. As you spelled out, those two won. Also, a Democrat Governor won in North Carolina…which tends to corroborate that the NC election, was an honest one.
Sknyluv
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Wait a second. You showed cases where people got caught by our system.
That shows our systems work.
You did not show evidence where people didn’t get caught.
You’re assuming that because some people get caught, others are not getting caught. Those assumptions are unfounded.
What specifically about our current systems are not working?
JayJay
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Again following an illogical argument that because some fraud was caught, some unknowable amount of uncaught fraud must be happening.
But it’s only unknowable if you ignore anything about statistical process controls.
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enki
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Fantasy. He’s pulling his sheep by the nostril.
Horse ■■■■■ at best you can estimate and those estimates will always be biased in favor of whomever is doing them.
All about feelings. No fact, no willingness to read and learn , and certainly not introspection. Such a sad way to go through life.
Sknyluv
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That video was well produced. There were a lot of bold statements and lofty rhetoric, with very little corroborating evidence.
I’ll let others fact check his claims.
I did notice though, he left out Texas as one of he states he plans on rejecting. Given that his entire premise is that state legislators must make election law, why did he ignore that Texas made electoral changes without legislative approval?
Seems to me that if he wants to be seen as principled and consistent, he should object to all cases, even those in which Trump won, and not just those states in which Biden won.
He comes off as polished, yet partisan.
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Chris
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Smyrna:
The new representative spells out exactly where the election is questionable and it’s based on laws not being followed. As you spelled out, those two won. Also, a Democrat Governor won in North Carolina…which tends to corroborate that the NC election, was an honest one.
I strongly believe that Arizona here had an honest election. Arizona has a pretty strict voter ID law along with mail-in ballots having to be in by Election Day. But many Trump supporters don’t believe that Arizona had an honest election, particular in Maricopa County.
Maricopa County is by far the most populated County in Arizona with about 61% of Arizona people voting from Maricopa County during the 2020 election. While Trump and former Senator McSally lost in Maricopa County, the GOP Maricopa County Attorney won her race while the Democratic Recorder for Maricopa County lost a very close race to his GOP opponent. That clearly signifies to me that Maricopa County, AZ had an honest election.
And Maricopa County wasn’t the only Arizona County where Biden improved over Hillary Clinton. Biden also improved over Clinton in Pima County (Tuscon), Cochise County and improved over Clinton from the northern Arizona Counties of Coconino, Navajo and Apache.
Isn’t that one of the reasons why the SCOTUS determined they had no standing? Suing other states for something they did themselves?
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Accordingly, we intend to vote on Jan. 6 to reject the electors from disputed states as not ‘regularly given’ and ‘lawfully certified’ (the statutory requisite), unless and until that emergency 10-day audit is completed," they added.
I remember when dems did this in 2000 and 2016
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The Supreme Court did not elaborate on their decision finding no standing, except to say:
The State of Texas’s motion for leave to file a bill of complaint is denied for lack of standing under Article III of the Constitution. Texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizable interest in the manner in which another State conducts its elections. All other pending motions are dismissed as moot.

Borgia_dude:
Your people?
Damn, it takes five seconds to proofread. What lazyness… Or maybe its a Freudian slip?