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shill clayton got his ass handed to him on a platter.LOL"There's no 'evidence' to ignore.
Crimes, Evidence, Affidavits, Eye-Witness Testimony against Trump, and Witnesses Democrats came up with over 4 years of failed coup attempts against Trump
- ZERO
Evidence, Affidavits, Eye-Witness Testimony against Trump, and Witnesses against election fraud.
- HUNDREDS of signed eye-witness affidavits
- REAL Eye-witness testimony before Congress
- Expert Scientist testimony proving IMPOSSIBILITIES in the 2020 election
Fail, snowflake.
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Not a single election fraud case has been litigated. There has been no discovery, all the courts have simply refused to hear them. The court system seems to have collectively agreed to stay out of the election.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.thefederalist.com
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
And bless your heart.literate people don't start a sentence with "and".WTF am I? American. And literate.Says you. BTW, WTF are you?Frankly, it's all it deserved.That's irrelevant too, as was your attempt to be clever--ham handed, is that the best you've got?What? Your ham handed Lou Reed quote is irrelevant.He also said, Take a walk on the wild side. That's irrelevant too.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
But credit to you for quoting him!
A legend in your own mind.WTF am I? American. And literate.Says you. BTW, WTF are you?Frankly, it's all it deserved.That's irrelevant too, as was your attempt to be clever--ham handed, is that the best you've got?What? Your ham handed Lou Reed quote is irrelevant.He also said, Take a walk on the wild side. That's irrelevant too.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
But credit to you for quoting him!
I rest my case.And bless your heart.literate people don't start a sentence with "and".WTF am I? American. And literate.Says you. BTW, WTF are you?Frankly, it's all it deserved.That's irrelevant too, as was your attempt to be clever--ham handed, is that the best you've got?What? Your ham handed Lou Reed quote is irrelevant.He also said, Take a walk on the wild side. That's irrelevant too.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
But credit to you for quoting him!
literate people don't start a sentence with "and".WTF am I? American. And literate.Says you. BTW, WTF are you?Frankly, it's all it deserved.That's irrelevant too, as was your attempt to be clever--ham handed, is that the best you've got?What? Your ham handed Lou Reed quote is irrelevant.He also said, Take a walk on the wild side. That's irrelevant too.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
But credit to you for quoting him!
Does one have to be a bitter, selfish misanthrope before supporting Trump, or does that pitiful condition happen as a result?A legend in your own mind.WTF am I? American. And literate.Says you. BTW, WTF are you?Frankly, it's all it deserved.That's irrelevant too, as was your attempt to be clever--ham handed, is that the best you've got?What? Your ham handed Lou Reed quote is irrelevant.He also said, Take a walk on the wild side. That's irrelevant too.Conversely, alledging fraud does not make it true."Restoration of trust in due process is the central goal of the statement issued by Sen. Ted Cruz on election integrity. He and the 11 other senators who signed it understand something that few officials and pundits—particularly many self-described conservatives—are willing to admit: to certify electors without a comprehensive investigation into thousands of allegations of fraud in the 2020 election would be a betrayal of Americans’ trust as well as an egregious violation of their oath to protect the Constitution.
Whether or not you agree there was massive electoral fraud in the 2020 presidential election does not really matter at this point. Every American should be deeply concerned if nearly half of all voters are convinced that large-scale fraud handed the election to the Biden-Harris ticket. Some may hope the conviction will fade with time, but more likely the distrust will deepen, especially since it comes despite non-stop denials and censorship about fraud by both Big Tech and Big Media...."
...and irrational hate-driven snowflakes.
"Rasmussen’s poll indicates that 47 percent of voters believe fraud swayed the election (and 75 percent of Republicans). Some dismiss Rasmussen as leaning to the right. But even standard left-leaning pollsters such as Quinnipiac and Reuters consistently claim that half of Republicans believe there was massive fraud.
Reuters even noted that 16 percent of Democrats and 33 percent of independents agreed. And Quinnipiac has a sizable percentage of all registered voters—34 percent—not believing the Biden-Harris ticket won legitimately. Some expect these millions of Americans to “come around.” But it’s more likely their uneasiness will fester as more facts about fraud ooze through the cracks in the media machinery in the months to come."
Calling nearly half the country 'Conspiracy Theorists', insulting them, orally and physically attacking them, telling them to 'suck it up', telling them to 'STFU' / 'Fall In Line' / 'Move On', completely ignoring their concerns, and turning a blind eye to the obvious election fraud millions of Americans witnessed themselves is NOT going to diffuse or make this all go away. The current hostility towards those who believe there was massive election fraud will only cause further division, distrust, and violence.
If the Democrats do not REALLY, seriously address election fraud, if they arrogantly blow it off, things will get worse ... not that they really care.
Ridiculing Election Fraud Concerns Will Not Make Them Go Away
If nothing else, conservatives must all be on board with addressing the disastrous crisis of trust this election has produced.
If the allegations are true, prove them. Litigate them.
This has not happened and the litigation efforts are 0-60.
As the late Lou Reed said, "Wishin' don't make it so, babe."
But credit to you for quoting him!
