Ray From Cleveland
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This is why Republicans know voter fraud exists. Because they are doing it. But no poor person who doesn't have homes in 3 states is voting 3 times.
So Republicans know there are flaws with the system.
They also know that in red states, when Granny is in Hospice, they always send in her vote for Republican governor or Republican president. This is why they know this happens. Because they do it themselves.
And they've rigged voting machines. Diebold in 2000. So they know voting machines can be hacked. They've hacked them.
And they thought starting a riot would work on January 6th because it worked for Bush in 2000. Google the Brooks Brother Riots. Trump saw how Bush got the recount stopped and thought maybe a riot would work again. Do you know who participated in both riots 2000 and 2016?
Roger Stone
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Trump Pardons Roger Stone, Paul Manafort And Charles Kushner
The announcement comes as part of a wave of pardons and commutations in the final weeks of Trump's presidency.www.npr.org
Many of the demonstrators were Republican staffers.[2] Both Roger Stone and Brad Blakeman take credit for managing the riot from a command post
Where in your article does it say he voted in more than one state? When people move to another state they are not required to tell anybody about it at voter registration. When they purge rolls (as they did in this case) the voter is removed which really pisses off the left. And don't give us Republicans this or Republicans that when it's the Communists who want to make voter purges nearly impossible to do in their so-called Voters Rights bill.
Remember the swirl of stories around Diebold Election Systems and its CEO, Walden O’Dell, in 2004? O’Dell was an Ohio resident who held a fundraiser at his home for President Bush and wrote a fundraising letter promising to help “Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president next year.” Some took him too literally, claiming that Bush “stole” Ohio’s electoral votes and the 2004 election.
But even the liberal New York Times editorial board waved off that conspiracy theory as nonsense. There were some glitches, as expected, with the machines on Election Day, but, as the Times wrote, there was “no evidence of vote theft or errors on a large scale.”
New York Times editorial, Nov. 14, 2004: It’s important to make it clear that there is no evidence such a thing happened.

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