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Politics : The Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Lane3 who wrote (197573)	3/31/2021 6:47:28 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 359689

>> Which is why I asked you if you had anything to back it up. For months I've posted stuff that backs it up. None of you are listening, because you liked the outcome. Although for the life of me I don't see why you would think that. >> Which, of course, you don't. You just feel it. There is a lot of evidence. Like a convenient "loss" of the proof of custody documents for 100,000s of votes in Georgia. Those votes should have been thrown out when those documents were not produced before certification. As it now stands the "certification" process is nothing more than a statute of limitations, which is far too short and therefore ineffective. It is convenient that GA now wants to revise its voting system after they managed the result they wanted. It should be a crime that they allowed a known false vote to move forward. But they did it. We do know that some votes have been thrown out in PA -- a significant number, and such an action should lead to questioning the entire state's processes. Over time, if anyone sues, more will be thrown out. In Detroit, significant vote counting activities were conducted without allowing partisan observers. It should have instantly required counting to stop, and votes counted during that thrown out. The fundamental problem here there is a whiny claim by Democrats that you cannot "disenfranchise" the voters in such a situation, but failure to acknowledge that their actions disenfranchised Trump Supporters which didn't seem to bother them.