Where did 30m Votes Go?

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@Toll_Collector

This might be a bit of a misunderstanding. I was referring to them saying the roof was too pitched to put any men on it. Nothing to do with the election results.

My bad.

[RTchoke]

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@RTchoke

Even if they determine it’s fraudulent and the vote gets cast, it will count.

How exactly would that vote make it to the tabulating machine in the first place, if it was determined to be fraudulent.

I was referencing one known example.

I get you are invested in your argument but quit pretending it never happens.

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@thinkingman

from within the article….

“Pennsylvania officials said Friday they are investigating as many as 2,500 fraudulent voter registration applications in Lancaster County that election workers flagged during routine reviews of the forms.“

if you read on you see why way more than “suspicious”

or keep ignoring it and only focus on what supports your agenda

I’ve read a dozen articles on the topic. Only two of them lead with fraudulent (CBS and NBC). All of the others lead with suspicious.

While reading the articles, it quickly becomes obvious that only a portion of those suspicious forms was found to be fraudulent.

In any case, as I stated earlier, why would I care what you choose to call it. I’m familiar with the facts and I can say with certainty that it doesn’t fit neatly into your ongoing fraud narrative.

[RTchoke]

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@RTchoke

Even if they determine it’s fraudulent and the vote gets cast, it will count. Remember the Chinese student. His vote counted.

The problem was with suspicious voter registration forms. Those found to be invalid were thrown out and no voter registration took place. Only registered voters receive mail-in ballots.

No ■■■■ Sherlock.

Was I addressing that or a specific part of a reply that was addressing vote possibilities by giving a specific example where that scenario had recently happened?

[thinkingman]

@peek-a-boo

I’m familiar with the facts and I can say with certainty that it doesn’t fit neatly into your ongoing fraud narrative

there is no “narrative” only facts - fraud is orchestrated and found in the voting process

@peek-a-boo

it quickly becomes obvious that only a portion of those suspicious forms was found to be fraudulent.

my bold. I knew you’d eventually come around.

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@thinkingman

there is no “narrative” only facts - fraud is orchestrated and found in the voting process

You’ve yet to produce a single shred of evidence showing large scale voter fraud anywhere.

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@thinkingman

my bold. I knew you’d eventually come around.

In another thread I mention that about 400 of the 2,500 forms were found to be fraudulent.

Not a single ballot was cast as a result of those fraudulent forms. The built-in safeguards worked as designed.

[thinkingman]

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@thinkingman

there is no “narrative” only facts - fraud is orchestrated and found in the voting process

You’ve yet to produce a single shred of evidence showing large scale voter fraud anywhere.

“large scale?”

“ The application forms were completed by paid canvassers, as part of a “large-scale canvassing operation" dating back to June, District Attorney Heather Adams told reporters ”

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@RTchoke

Was I addressing that or a specific part of a reply that was addressing vote possibilities by giving a specific example where that scenario had recently happened?

Yes, the Chinese student in Michigan. Same day registration in-person voting.

As I have stated repeatedly in multiple threads going back to 2020. With every election some number of 1 or 2 vote fraud cases are found. Some turn out to be simple mistakes, others such as the one you identified turn out to be intentional fraud and are prosecuted.

Those isolated cases aren’t evidence of widespread large scale voter fraud.

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@thinkingman

“ The application forms were completed by paid canvassers, as part of a “large-scale canvassing operation" dating back to June, District Attorney Heather Adams told reporters ”

Yep! There are large-scale canvassing operations all over this country. For the most part they provide a valuable service and have nothing to do with fraudulent activity. Even with the case in question, only a small number of forms were found to be fraudulent. None of them resulted in a fraudulent vote being cast.

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@SixFoot

In spite of Missouri becoming a “red” state (a consequence of the Obama regime), it is still very much a Bellwether.

You’re still in Midland/Appalachian region…home of hard working independent minded people that just want to be left the ■■■■ alone.

[RTchoke]

This is why I hate responding sometimes. Make one little comment directed to a specific sentence in a post and suddenly I’m making a big argument for something I never mentioned or responded to so others can continue their invested argument and lecture about it.

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@RTchoke

This is why I hate responding sometimes. Make one little comment directed to a specific sentence in a post and suddenly I’m making a big argument for something I never mentioned or responded to so others can continue their invested argument and lecture about it.

I humbly apologize if I mistook the intent of your response. I’ve been heavily engaged with a couple of members and sometimes I get carried away looking to lump everyone into the same category when responding.

[thinkingman]

as long as you realize the fraud (perpetrated by a large scale effort) exists

that’s what matters

[RTchoke]

Yeah, I get it. No worries.

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@thinkingman

as long as you realize the fraud (perpetrated by a large scale effort) exists

that’s what matters

I’m not sure where you are going with this. With any large-scale operation, some amount of fraudulent activity is bound to creep in. That kind of fraudulent activity isn’t limited to just our elections.

There are many built-in safeguards to prevent voter fraud in this country. By and large they have proven to be very effective.

[thinkingman]

yet could be enough to change the election. the whole point. presidential and senate now, in PA

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@thinkingman

yet could be enough to change the election. the whole point. presidential and senate now, in PA

How exactly do fraudulent registration forms, being caught and thrown out, translate to something that could be enough to change the election?

[thinkingman]

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@thinkingman

yet could be enough to change the election. the whole point. presidential and senate now, in PA

How exactly do fraudulent registration forms, being caught and thrown out, translate to something that could be enough to change the election?

i didnt say the ones caught do

[Smyrna]

@peek-a-boo

So, nothing to support your theory about invisible people’s ballots being counted by DEMs without a peep from the REP observers.

True. I apologize but I’m not allowed access. That said, as an outsider that’s paying their wages with the taxes I generate, I simply provide an opinion. You’ll have to determine for yourself how valuable that is?