Mitt Romney has written an editorial. It should prompt a national discussion. It won't.

Shrub tried to do the same thing when he thought he had political "capital" to spend after the 2004 election. His idea got slammed by the public.
He got slammed by the Democrats, who used a video showing grandma getting pushed over a cliff. Rather than try to fi SS, they kicked the can down the road.
 
Then the left shouldn't be scared to make the process even more safe.

When a state registers a new voter there is nothing stopping them from giving them a photo voters registration card. Why aren't they?

You are being played.
 
Investigation after investigation. Audit after audit. Lawsuit after lawsuit.

Next to nothing.

when cheating happens it's uncovered.

Just keep believing in fairy tales ...
 
When a state registers a new voter there is nothing stopping them from giving them a photo voters registration card. Why aren't they?

You are being played.
Not as bad as you are.
 
Correct. Can you imagine what would have happened had they proven a stolen election?

One was proven.


It's not that hard when it actually happens.
 
One was proven.


It's not that hard when it actually happens.
Here's your theme song:

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One was proven.


It's not that hard when it actually happens.
Keep believing your fairy tale.
 
One was proven.


It's not that hard when it actually happens.
In late 2020, Texas, led by AG Ken Paxton, sued
Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, alleging they unlawfully changed election laws due to COVID-19, which Texas claimed facilitated voter fraud and skewed results, seeking to overturn their electoral votes, though the Supreme Court rejected the suit for lacking standing. Six other states—Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Utah—joined Texas's suit, supporting claims that the defendant states ignored federal and state laws

It looks like a state can cheat, and all the other ones can't do anything about it.
 
In late 2020, Texas, led by AG Ken Paxton, sued
Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, alleging they unlawfully changed election laws due to COVID-19, which Texas claimed facilitated voter fraud and skewed results, seeking to overturn their electoral votes, though the Supreme Court rejected the suit for lacking standing. Six other states—Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Utah—joined Texas's suit, supporting claims that the defendant states ignored federal and state laws

It looks like a state can cheat, and all the other ones can't do anything about it.

States set their own election laws.
 
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Not in CA you lying Stain. Deep State courts stalled or dismissed it all in other states.
How about as a New Year's resolution you finally admit trump lost the 2020 election because more eligible voters voted for Biden? And that Don has been knowingly lying to you ever since to save face.
 
Shrub tried to do the same thing when he thought he had political "capital" to spend after the 2004 election. His idea got slammed by the public.
Social Security was still a third rail in US politics when Shrub won reelection in 2004, so there was significant opposition to privatization from the start.

Shortly thereafter, a much bigger threat to GOP plans began to materialize:
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"The Great Recession unfolded through a series of increasingly alarming events that turned from a housing slump into a full-blown global financial crisis.

"These key moments mark the recession's progression..."

The Great Recession: Lessons learned & how to prepare | Facet
 
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