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To: i-node who wrote (1366635)	7/13/2022 3:13:52 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1576238

Inode, We are in an extremely tenuous position right now, because if Dems are successful in institutionalizing it, there is no reason to think anyone else might be able to win future elections. I don't think they have that much control over the elections. Most everything they do might tip the scales a few percentage points one way or another. Take the recall of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin as an example. The Democrats did their best to try and fight off the recall. They even intimidated pro-recall campaign workers, which seems to be expected given that Boudin got the backing of powerful labor unions. And of course, Boudin is a major figurehead for the Soros political machine. Guess what? Boudin got recalled 60-40. This happened in one of the biggest Democrat strongholds, where even "non-citizen voting rights" are being pushed. They had every opportunity and every tool in the book to rig this election, yet they lost big time. Same thing is going to happen all across America this November. Tenchusatsu P.S. - One more thing. Hillary was supposed to win in 2016. I predicted this partly on the basis of the Democrats' ability to "conjure votes out of thin air." Boy was I wrong.

To: i-node who wrote (1366635)	7/13/2022 3:54:13 PM
From: locogringo	2 Recommendations Recommended By isopatch Winfastorlose Respond to of 1576238

Here we go again... Wisconsin Elections Commission Fails To Release Guidance For Clerks... ...After Supreme Court Rules Ballot Drop Boxes Illegal The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) has yet to release new guidance on how to handle absentee ballots for the Aug. 9 primary election after the state’s Supreme Court ruled that ballot drop boxes are illegal. Republicans and Democrats on the commission repeatedly hit an impasse on July 12, when it came to deciding the meaning of the court’s July 8 ruling and how it should be interpreted and handled by more than 1,800 municipal clerks ahead of the primary. The court ruled 4–3 that drop boxes that enable people to drop off ballots cast by themselves and others are illegal under state law and voters must return their ballots in person. “We hold the documents are invalid because ballot drop boxes are illegal under Wisconsin statutes,” Justice Rebecca Bradley wrote in the majority opinion on July 8. “An absentee ballot must be returned by mail or the voter must personally deliver it to the municipal clerk at the clerk’s office or a designated alternate site.” The court didn’t address the question of who can put an absentee ballot in the mail. While state law says an absentee ballot “shall be mailed by the elector,” federal law allows for disabled people to receive assistance with their ballot, meaning the Supreme Court’s decision could make it more difficult for the disabled, as well as the elderly, to vote. ...more at link