Voter Fraud More Widespread Than Some Think

[excalibur]

More excalibur allegations without evidence

Hmm? Seems quite a few convictions listed in the OP.

 

[excalibur]

And yet there was no proof of massive voter fraud in the 2020 election (or practically any other election for that matter). When it was committed, the courts acted.

First line in the OP:

Of course, it is, and when a court permits discovery they usually catch them.

 

[candycorn]

First line in the OP:

When there is an arrest for voter fraud, the case goes to court. Then you have discovery.

You don't know how the justice system works?

 

[odanny]

Ahha. Posted a mere 2 minutes after the OP.

You didn't even read the article.

You live in denial calling stuff fake news just because you don't want to believe what has been proven true 100 times over and admitted to in national print by the perps of the Steal with pride.

About what you'd expect out of a kitchen pot scrubber.

I have never underestimated the amount of fraud that is going on by the demonicRats

They are thugs, if they don't steal an Election they know they can't win.

Scum.

Looks like the Russian troll has his support team at the ready.

All of you are on the same payroll.

 

[toobfreak]

Looks like the Russian troll has his support team at the ready.
All of you are on the same payroll.

How about I shove a Russian bear up your ass to eat your liver out, butthead?!

 

[Foxfyre]

I have never underestimated the amount of fraud that is going on by the demonicRats

They are thugs, if they don't steal an Election they know they can't win.

Scum.

The Democrats are probably right that there is insufficient evidence to have made a difference. When most of the evidence is destroyed immediately after the election, there will usually be insufficient evidence.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Of course, it is, and when a court permits discovery they usually catch them.

Too bad that SCOTUS refused the appeal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling(s) in 2020 which usurped the state legislature's Constitutional authority over voting.

The 2020 election involved a criminal voter fraud scheme with mass absentee ballots and phony voter registrations, according to the Justice Department and the New Jersey attorney general.​

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This verdict and indictment happened in 2023. Prosecutors in Massachusetts and New York brought election fraud charges in the closing weeks of December.​

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The Justice Department secured a guilty verdict against a congressional candidate’s spouse—Kim Phuong Taylor—from a federal jury in November in Sioux City, Iowa, on 52 counts regarding causing absentee ballots to be fraudulently requested and cast that occurred in two elections.​

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Kim Taylor’s husband, Jeremy Taylor, ran unsuccessfully in the 2020 Republican primary for the U.S. House of Representatives in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, then ran successfully in the general election to be reelected as a Woodbury County supervisor.​

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In late October, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced that Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez is facing more charges in his election fraud case stemming from a 2020 race. Mendez was previously indicted in 2021 regarding actions in the election.​

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Voter Fraud More Widespread Than Some Think

Voter fraud cases across America highlight vulnerabilities in the electoral system and emphasize the need for robust election integrity laws.

www.dailysignal.com

So why is it that the folks mainly caught for voter fraud are Republicans.

 

[LeftofLeft]

What kind of bullshit is this? How old are you? Let me give you a quick history lesson. The greatest generation created a middle class the world had never seen before. Liberal governments, labor laws, unions, New Deals, Social Security, pensions, medicare. Boomers had it great. But then Boomers took over our government and corporations and told us sorry, we could not have it as good as they had it.

Did you like Reagan? He was the beginning of the end of the middle class. It didn't happen overnight. Then Bush got in and really fucked the middle class.

So you keep being an idiot and pretend that Clinton Obama and Biden are as bad as the Republicans are when it comes to middle class issues. Remember what Trump said. Clinton was great and anyone who didn't like him was just jealous. Same goes for people who don't like Biden or Obama.

Clinton was good to the Middle Class. Obama was focused on fundamental transformation of America. Obama and Biden failed to see in Joe The Plumber’s scenario that a small business owner grossing $250k annually only to take home $70k was in fact, Middle Class. Instead, Obama and Biden mocked the notion of a $250k plumber and misled people thinking that small business owners are greedy.

 

[sealybobo]

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That's a lie. I stopped reading immediately. You sound just as stupid as Kamala every time I see you respond to anyone and I just can't tolerate a numb cerebral cortex.

Wake up.

Democracy - Not "The Free Market" - Will Save America's Middle Class

Here are a couple of headlines for those who haven't had the time to study both economics and history: There is no such thing as a "free market." The "middle class" is the creation of government intervention in the marketplace, and won't exist without it (as millions of Americans and Europeans...

www.thomhartmann.com

 

[sealybobo]

Clinton was good to the Middle Class. Obama was focused on fundamental transformation of America. Obama and Biden failed to see in Joe The Plumber’s scenario that a small business owner grossing $250k annually only to take home $70k was in fact, Middle Class. Instead, Obama and Biden mocked the notion of a $250k plumber and misled people thinking that small business owners are greedy.

Only 18% of Americans make $100K or more. So you are crying for a very small group. What about the rest of us?

Also, Democrats are not going after people who make $250K a year. We've been complaining about the mega rich and still you argue and defend them.

Well sorry. If they get to pay less you're going to have to pay more. Or take cuts to social programs we all benefit from. Is that what you want? Take cuts to give rich people tax breaks? Because you don't believe you use any social programs or safety nets? Typical Republican. Argues against unemployment insurance but first to run to the unemployment line. Even though you said you'd go work at McDonald's before you'd take that. As soon as you need it, you justify by saying you paid in. Well no shit idiot. It wasn't intended for everyone to use. God I'm so sick of Republican/Conservative idiots/liars/ignorant mother fucks.

 

[KarlMarxsPitBull]

Wake up.

Democracy - Not "The Free Market" - Will Save America's Middle Class

Here are a couple of headlines for those who haven't had the time to study both economics and history: There is no such thing as a "free market." The "middle class" is the creation of government intervention in the marketplace, and won't exist without it (as millions of Americans and Europeans...

www.thomhartmann.com

And exist in your nightmare?

Thanks but no Thanks.... Slobodan has inspired enough terror in my life already.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Only 18% of Americans make $100K or more. So you are crying for a very small group. What about the rest of us?

Also, Democrats are not going after people who make $250K a year. We've been complaining about the mega rich and still you argue and defend them.

Well sorry. If they get to pay less you're going to have to pay more. Or take cuts to social programs we all benefit from. Is that what you want? Take cuts to give rich people tax breaks? Because you don't believe you use any social programs or safety nets? Typical Republican. Argues against unemployment insurance but first to run to the unemployment line. Even though you said you'd go work at McDonald's before you'd take that. As soon as you need it, you justify by saying you paid in. Well no shit idiot. It wasn't intended for everyone to use. God I'm so sick of Republican/Conservative idiots/liars/ignorant mother fucks.

Nothing wrong with limited social insurance such as unemployment insurance. Every time someone talks about fiscal responsibility for spending the taxpayer dollar, typical liberals assume that all of the cuts are coming from social programs. Further, the liberal mindset views a “cut” if a program requests $1M and it only ends up with $700k

 

[sealybobo]

Nothing wrong with limited social insurance such as unemployment insurance. Every time someone talks about fiscal responsibility for spending the taxpayer dollar, typical liberals assume that all of the cuts are coming from social programs. Further, the liberal mindset views a “cut” if a program requests $1M and it only ends up with $700k

Have things changed? Because my experience with Republicans is they are always trying to chip away at social programs and social safety nets. Where else do they try to save?

I know the Koch brothers want to reform our prison system because it's costing us a fortune. They don't support Trump btw.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Hmm? Seems quite a few convictions listed in the OP.

No systemic fraud though, hmmm?

 

[candycorn]

Itts so widespread...it’s invisible!

 

[dudmuck]

Of course, it is, and when a court permits discovery they usually catch them.

Too bad that SCOTUS refused the appeal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling(s) in 2020 which usurped the state legislature's Constitutional authority over voting.

The 2020 election involved a criminal voter fraud scheme with mass absentee ballots and phony voter registrations, according to the Justice Department and the New Jersey attorney general.​

​

This verdict and indictment happened in 2023. Prosecutors in Massachusetts and New York brought election fraud charges in the closing weeks of December.​

​

The Justice Department secured a guilty verdict against a congressional candidate’s spouse—Kim Phuong Taylor—from a federal jury in November in Sioux City, Iowa, on 52 counts regarding causing absentee ballots to be fraudulently requested and cast that occurred in two elections.​

​

Kim Taylor’s husband, Jeremy Taylor, ran unsuccessfully in the 2020 Republican primary for the U.S. House of Representatives in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, then ran successfully in the general election to be reelected as a Woodbury County supervisor.​

​

In late October, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced that Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez is facing more charges in his election fraud case stemming from a 2020 race. Mendez was previously indicted in 2021 regarding actions in the election.​

​

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Voter Fraud More Widespread Than Some Think

Voter fraud cases across America highlight vulnerabilities in the electoral system and emphasize the need for robust election integrity laws.

www.dailysignal.com

fraud at the state level. Good they found it.
but what about at the federal level?

 

[0311]

Of course, it is, and when a court permits discovery they usually catch them.

Too bad that SCOTUS refused the appeal of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling(s) in 2020 which usurped the state legislature's Constitutional authority over voting.

The 2020 election involved a criminal voter fraud scheme with mass absentee ballots and phony voter registrations, according to the Justice Department and the New Jersey attorney general.​

​

This verdict and indictment happened in 2023. Prosecutors in Massachusetts and New York brought election fraud charges in the closing weeks of December.​

​

The Justice Department secured a guilty verdict against a congressional candidate’s spouse—Kim Phuong Taylor—from a federal jury in November in Sioux City, Iowa, on 52 counts regarding causing absentee ballots to be fraudulently requested and cast that occurred in two elections.​

​

Kim Taylor’s husband, Jeremy Taylor, ran unsuccessfully in the 2020 Republican primary for the U.S. House of Representatives in Iowa’s 4th Congressional District, then ran successfully in the general election to be reelected as a Woodbury County supervisor.​

​

In late October, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced that Paterson City Council President Alex Mendez is facing more charges in his election fraud case stemming from a 2020 race. Mendez was previously indicted in 2021 regarding actions in the election.​

​

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Voter Fraud More Widespread Than Some Think

Voter fraud cases across America highlight vulnerabilities in the electoral system and emphasize the need for robust election integrity laws.

www.dailysignal.com

Yet another Reich Wing Conspiracy site.

You have zip, zero, nada, nothing and none in the physical evidence of Election Fraud in 2020, except of course the Republicans who engaged in it. Your a one tune wonder.