Pilate
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Okay well I personally know someone who voted twice, and claims of voter suppression are sketchy.It's not an opinion. Ever since the election, not one person has provided documentary evidence to the contrary.I dunno. I respect your opinion, but the sources seem a bit sketch.The "assertions" of voter suppression have been proven. And yes, it is a form of fraud, but not the kind of fraud the Right loves to pedal. There is no back pedal in my claims. My claims of voter suppression have been proven. Voter fraud by way of mail- in has not.So the voter suppression in question doesnāt constitute a form of fraud? Also, for something thatās proven (you canāt really prove that, frankly) it seems like you canāt decide if it did or didnāt happen. Your own post immediately backpedals, saying, āor not enough to mention.ā Finally, you just kinda made a bunch of assertions without backing them in any way. Iām just saying, the elections are either bogus, or theyāre not. You canāt have them be bogus when you lose, and have them not be bogus when you win. Pick one, and stick with it.Your argument is nonsensical. The argument that there is no election fraud or not enough to mention, has already been proven. The same argument that voter suppression has been proven also applies. If you can't believe fact over fantasy, that's on you.I donāt believe anyone these days. Besides, apparently election fraud is a big issue when your candidate loses.Sanders: Take Trump threat to U.S. democracy seriously
Senator Bernie Sanders talks with Rachel Maddow about why Donald Trump's efforts to delegitimize the 2020 election should be taken seriously and the nightmare scenario he is most concerned about for Election Night.www.msnbc.com
Who are you going to believe, a professor/lawyer of political science who is Trump's guy, or the lying coward Trump?
GOP election lawyer says no evidence to support Trump's claim about mail-in voting fraud | CNN Politics
Benjamin Ginsberg, a top Republican election lawyer who has represented four Republican presidential candidates, slammed President Donald Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud in a new op-ed saying it lacks evidence and is "unsustainable."www.cnn.com