Won't happen, but it should

[eagle7-31]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

 

[Oddball]

No mail-in balloting at all....Even the quasi-socialist Utopias in Europe that the moonbats point to as being superior to Murica don't allow it, because it's too easy to rig.

 

[Canon Shooter]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

 

[Oddball]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

 

[Canon Shooter]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

I don't care if it's a drag. It's called "Election Day" for a reason. If voting is inconvenient, well, that's the price you pay for freedom.

 

[White 6]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Well you cannot allow the masses to vote. If people can vote, trumper lose. Good luck putting the genie back in the bottle.

 

[Oddball]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

I don't care if it's a drag. It's called "Election Day" for a reason. If voting is inconvenient, well, that's the price you pay for freedom.

"The price I pay for freedom" is standing in line like a cow preparing to get milked.

mmmmmmmmmmmm'kay

 

[eagle7-31]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Well you cannot allow the masses to vote. If people can vote, trumper lose. Good luck putting the genie back in the bottle.

Wrong again, but you usually are. Vote in person or request an absentee ballot. Very simple.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Why was it okay to go to Walmart and shop, but not go vote?

 

[Canon Shooter]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

I don't care if it's a drag. It's called "Election Day" for a reason. If voting is inconvenient, well, that's the price you pay for freedom.

"The price I pay for freedom" is standing in line like a cow preparing to get milked.

mmmmmmmmmmmm'kay

Pretty much, yeah.

Don't like it? Don't vote...

 

[eagle7-31]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Why was it okay to go to Walmart and shop, but not go vote?

Another looney tune. LOL

 

[HenryBHough]

In most states all the bars are closed on election day.

Look for an Executive Order overturning that.

Paying for ballots is damned expensive but for the price of one beer per vote there'd never be anything but a Democrat elected at any level.

 

[Oddball]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Why was it okay to go to Walmart and shop, but not go vote?

I remember when the moonbats shit themselves when the Wisconsin primary was in-person only...Turns out there was next to zero transmission of the covid cooties, so the media propagandists ignored it.

 

[Oddball]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

I don't care if it's a drag. It's called "Election Day" for a reason. If voting is inconvenient, well, that's the price you pay for freedom.

"The price I pay for freedom" is standing in line like a cow preparing to get milked.

mmmmmmmmmmmm'kay

Pretty much, yeah.

Don't like it? Don't vote...

I already don't, Skeezix.

Even so, early voting with proper registration and ID isn't anywhere near an invitation to fraud....It's just early.

 

[Canon Shooter]

I believe the only people who should be allowed absentee ballots are active duty military and those in the foreign service.

We should completely do away with mail in ballots for John Q. Public. There's just no reason for it. We should also do away with early voting; again, no need for it. Get up and get out to your polling place on Election Day...

Meh....Limit early voting to one week...Voting like herd animals on one day is a verifiable drag....Not that I bother anymore, just saying.

I don't care if it's a drag. It's called "Election Day" for a reason. If voting is inconvenient, well, that's the price you pay for freedom.

"The price I pay for freedom" is standing in line like a cow preparing to get milked.

mmmmmmmmmmmm'kay

Pretty much, yeah.

Don't like it? Don't vote...

I already don't, Skeezix.

Good. Then don't bitch when you don't like the outcomes...

Even so, early voting with proper registration and ID isn't anywhere near an invitation to fraud....It's just early.

And I'm against early voting. Look at that. We have differing opinions.

I also believe that everyone who votes should produce a government issued photo ID in order to vote. There's not a single reason not to do that...

 

[Lastamender]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Well you cannot allow the masses to vote. If people can vote, trumper lose. Good luck putting the genie back in the bottle.

Trump won, there was massive fraud.

 

[Canon Shooter]

In most states all the bars are closed on election day.

That's not even flirting with reality.

Seven states prohibit alcohol sales on election day: Kentucky, Indiana, South Carolina, Utah, West Virginia, Alaska and Massachusetts. Alaska and Massachusetts allow for local governments to provide an exemption to the ban...

 

[Blackrook]

Due to fraud on Election Day we have no government we have unelected hoodlums.

 

[White 6]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Well you cannot allow the masses to vote. If people can vote, trumper lose. Good luck putting the genie back in the bottle.

Wrong again, but you usually are. Vote in person or request an absentee ballot. Very simple.

How so? Republicans have always tried to limit the vote. I have no problem with requested absentee ballots, have no problem with a photocopied picture ID with returned ballots. I personally early vote in person and always have since it was available. I also favor an absolutely free government ID. This year republicans actually shut down polling places before the election that had been used for years, making people go elsewhere to vote and increasing voter lines. 2016 they shut down one pole from being operated in a hispanic part of city and moved the polling place 2 miles outside of town. These are just some of the games they are known for doing to lower then number of voters voting. You can deny all you like, but everybody knows it is true.

 

[Asclepias]

For the GOP, Election Reform is Imperative - American Thinker

Two ways to vote only. In person or request an absentee ballot to be received by election day (some emergency medical ballots and such being an exception along with military and overseas ballots)


Universal mail-in balloting and looser ballot integrity laws are poison to fair, honest elections. Go ask Donald Trump. Trump lost by whiskers in five battleground states last November. A switch of approximately 139, 350 votes (out of 23.8 million cast) across those states would have reelected Trump. Democrats fixed the systems just enough. And, in many instances, with Republican assistance, in the name of easier voting access thanks to COVID restrictions. Thus turned the nation’s course.

Trump losing last year had little to do with Democrats running better ground games, per some explanations. Porous voting laws and highly insecure mail-in balloting, with multiple opportunities to commit fraud or mishandle ballots, were culprits. They proved to be licenses to steal. There were other “irregularities,” too, but those two factors were primary.

Peter Navarro’s report about the presidential contests, issued last December: “The Immaculate Deception: Six Key Dimensions of Voting Irregularities,” makes a compelling case for greatly abused elections systems in six pivotal states.

There’s good news, though. Outcries from the grassroots for change are being heard by conservative GOP legislators in, at least, three critical states: Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona. Moves are underway to tighten laws and either repeal or restrict mail-in balloting. The superior play is outright repeal. Republicans have a penchant for trying to improve bad laws or policies, rather than ending them. ObamaCare should have been killed off when the GOP ran Congress in 2017-19.

Sorry Qannon supporter. Dump got his ass kicked in the election and its not even close. He lost by 10 million votes.