candycorn
Diamond Member
No more than it requires you have them to vote.
Wow, could you imagine if I had made any of those arguments?
Elections deniers could be the death of our democracy
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How do you restore people's trust in our elections when trump and his hand picked election deniers are trumpeting the Big Lie over and over and there is a significant percentage of the MAGA repubs out there who really, really believe that BS?
I truly feel sorry for the stupid people who still hang onto every trump lie. Reality has left them behind, all the while, trump grifts every penny he can out of these poor simple souls.
Oddball
Unobtanium Member
Neither do dead people vote....But you ******* cheating assholes don't let that stop you.
candycorn
Diamond Member
The BLM riots of the summer were not for political purposes.... the blob's riots were to change the outcome of an election.
You seem to overlook that.
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The important fact is over 60 courts did read them and look into them and found them to be Grade A BS.
BackAgain
Neutronium Member & truth speaker #StopBrandon
Brandon votes and he’s a vegetable.
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Show it in court or shit the F up.....Lots of theories, just no evidence.
BetaJim, were you one of these deniers?
FLASHBACK: Just 18 Percent Of Democrats Said Bush Won ‘Fair And Square’ In 2000 Election
Post-election Gallup polling shows 74 percent of Gore voters said it was”unfair” that Bush won the electoral college without winning the popular vote.
Almost 70 percent of African-Americans said they felt “cheated” by the election’s outcome, and 40 percent said they would not accept Bush as the legitimate president. Just seven percent of African-Americans said Bush won “fair and square.”
Among all Gore voters, 31 percent said Bush “stole” the election. That rate rose to 50 percent among African-American voters. 49 percent of Democrats said Bush “Won on a technicality.” Just 18 percent of Democrats said that Bush “won fair and square.”
Gallup polling conducted from December 15-17, 2000 — barely a month before Bush’s inauguration — showed that 30 percent of Gore’s voters still refused to accept Bush as a legitimate president.
Oldestyle
Diamond Member
My point, Candy...that seemed to go right over your head was that the right to bear arms is something granted by the Constitution. A driver's license is not.
I can't imagine why anyone WOULDN'T make those arguments!
Oldestyle
Diamond Member
Oh that's right...the BLM riots were to line the pockets of the BLM leaders...right, Candy? My bad!
Remember this BetaJim?
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Alleging widespread "irregularities" on Election Day, a group of Democrats in Congress objected Thursday to the counting of Ohio's 20 electoral votes, delaying the official certification of the 2004 presidential election results.
The move was not designed to overturn the re-election of President Bush, said Ohio Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones and California Sen. Barbara Boxer, who filed the objection.
The objecting Democrats, most of whom are House members, said they wanted to draw attention to the need for aggressive election reform in the wake of what they said were widespread voter problems.
In a letter to congressional leaders Wednesday, members of the group said they would take the action because a new report by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee found "numerous, serious election irregularities," particularly in Ohio, that led to "a significant disenfranchisement of voters."
"How can we possibly tell millions of Americans who registered to vote, who came to the polls in record numbers, particularly our young people ... to simply get over it and move on?" Tubbs Jones told reporters.
Democrats challenge Ohio electoral votes
Move delays official certification of presidential election
Thursday, January 6, 2005 Posted: 7:08 PM EST (0008 GMT)WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Alleging widespread "irregularities" on Election Day, a group of Democrats in Congress objected Thursday to the counting of Ohio's 20 electoral votes, delaying the official certification of the 2004 presidential election results.
The move was not designed to overturn the re-election of President Bush, said Ohio Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones and California Sen. Barbara Boxer, who filed the objection.
The objecting Democrats, most of whom are House members, said they wanted to draw attention to the need for aggressive election reform in the wake of what they said were widespread voter problems.
In a letter to congressional leaders Wednesday, members of the group said they would take the action because a new report by Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee found "numerous, serious election irregularities," particularly in Ohio, that led to "a significant disenfranchisement of voters."
"How can we possibly tell millions of Americans who registered to vote, who came to the polls in record numbers, particularly our young people ... to simply get over it and move on?" Tubbs Jones told reporters.
You know the looney left have selective memories.
Oldestyle
Diamond Member
For starters you don't waste time and inflame passions denigrating the people who felt the election was not on the up and up. Instead you fix the system with common sense things like requiring a valid ID to vote and setting time limits on when votes can still count. How anyone can think requiring a valid ID to vote is a bad thing baffles me.
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None of them began a movement where election deniers were ready to take over in SoS positions or in other elected positions. REALLY....18%? That is a block in Brooklyn. Compare that the 66% of repubs.
MSN
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All because a fat POS cannot admit an old man from Delaware beat him in the election.
Theft is not a loss.
BetaJimbo, remember this?
Damn deniers!!
thehill.com
Damn deniers!!
Poll: Dems don’t accept Trump as legitimate president
BY JONATHAN EASLEY - 05/24/17 3:03 PM ET
Poll: Dems don’t accept Trump as legitimate president
Majority of voters don’t think Democrats have accepted Trump as a legitimate president.
thehill.com
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Sounds like you are the delusional one?
candycorn
Diamond Member
Voiting is guaranteed by the constitution as well.
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We know...we know...you have lots of theories, just no evidence. That only counts in Poootin's Russia.
My side apparently is more likely to put action to words, than your beta side. Not surprising.
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