Arizona Election Audit

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BowlBrother85 said:
In states where ballots were sent automatically to registered voters, those were state-legislated decisions. The narrative that mail-in voting isn't secure in the United States is unsubstantiated. Nearly one out of four voters cast a mail-in or absentee ballot in 2016.

... and when it comes to Trump, that is not even the point. He would blame any defeat on fraud or his opponent's cheating, regardless of the conditions in which the election had been held. For him, shielding the Trump name brand from the stigma of a high profile defeat is critical.
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1 out of 4 votes, do we really know how many voters?
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
In states where ballots were sent automatically to registered voters, those were state-legislated decisions. The narrative that mail-in voting isn't secure in the United States is unsubstantiated. Nearly one out of four voters cast a mail-in or absentee ballot in 2016.

... and when it comes to Trump, that is not even the point. He would blame any defeat on fraud or his opponent's cheating, regardless of the conditions in which the election had been held. For him, shielding the Trump name brand from the stigma of a high profile defeat is critical.
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What could possibly go wrong with sending unsolicited ballots to "Registered Voter or Current Resident"?
 
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Septic said:
No rational person said those things. Invoking what a fringe twitter user posited isn't "what you were told," no need for the hyperbole. There was concern that he wouldn't leave and based on the way he left, it turns out that it was (at a minimum) plausible.


His own Generals believed it was a possibility, so...
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Orange defense said:
Trump a poor speaker? Nope! He and Reagan was the best speakers in my lifetime.
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I think you’re confusing someone who is pretty good at ad-libbing for someone who is a good speaker. Trump wouldn’t fit my definition of a good speaker as he was very erratic, often cut sentences short, and, at times, struggled to clearly and concisely communicate a point. He was good on his feet, usually kept messages simple, and wisely (and annoyingly) repeated his message but no one would confuse him for the great orator. Most people would likely rate Obama over Trump because Obama spoke eloquently, even though he usually said absolutely nothing. I appreciate that with Trump we didn’t usually get “POTUS-speak” but that’s often what also got him in trouble.
 
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BreatheUT said:
His state of the unions could be replayed for their greatness and he has delivered others as well.
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This appears to be a sincere sentiment? SMH.

Trump's speeches veered too much into self-adulation to be inspiring to others. Does anyone truly enjoy listening to someone else drone on and on with wild, monotonous boasts? Trump's speeches were a combination of this boasting (after he had bestowed personal credit upon himself for any economic index which was trending favorably) and of the airing of his standard laundry list of personal grievances - always including the mainstream media among them - while positioning himself as an innocent victim of bias and unfair treatment.

For the most part, Trump's audiences were either friendly and receptive (such as the crowds attending his rallies) or bound by the decorum of a formal setting (such as the House Chamber of the U.S. Capitol Building during his State of the Union Addresses) from expressing their true sentiments of what he was saying. There were a few exceptions to this, however. When Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 25, 2018, he began with a customary boast of his,

"In less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country." - President Donald Trump

The crowd of diplomats and dignitaries reacted the way most normal people respond to such boorish nonsense... they laughed at him. He deserved it.
 
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Orange defense said:
And both cut taxes, had the lowest gasoline at the pumps, and created over 7 to 9 million jobs by doing that. For ex: Trump had our gas down to 92 cents at Walmart in Southaven at one point. Now it’s almost 3 dollars. Thanks Biden!
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No, a global pandemic and people staying home is what had your precious gas prices down.
 
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VolinWayne said:
This is for BB and Septic. I find it very amusing to see you guys wasting your time defending something you care absolutely nothing about and think is such a farce...

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We aren't defending anything. Joe is president, trump isn't - what's to defend?

You're mad about losing the game and are trying to gin up reasons why it happened. It got started when you blamed the refs before kickoff, months after the game concluded you're still grousing about whether you got a left or right foot spot on third down and eight.

Part of the issue here is that the human cheeto started crying like a little bitch about fraud before the election even started and the evidence for these claims still hasn't materialized.

Router passwords and sharpies? Please. You look like as ridiculous as the Qanon imbeciles who just knew they were going to have their conspiracy's validated.

You're a @ajvol01 retread.
 
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Septic said:
We aren't defending anything. Joe is president, trump isn't - what's to defend?

You're mad about losing the game and are trying to gin up reasons why it happened. It got started when you blamed the refs before kickoff, months after the game concluded you're still grousing about whether you got a left or right foot spot on third down and eight.

Part of the issue here is that the human cheeto started crying like a little bitch about fraud before the election even started and the evidence for these claims still hasn't materialized.

Router passwords and sharpies? Please. You look like as ridiculous as the Qanon imbeciles who just knew they were going to have their conspiracy's validated.

You're a @ajvol01 retread.
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Why don't you tell us how you really feel. I realize that there is absolutely no amount of fraud or anomalies that will change your mind. Its pretty telling that you see absolutely no problem with the fact that they specifically instructed pollworkers to hand out sharpies on election day when they had been saying not to use them for weeks leading up to election day. What the heck changed on Nov. 3. What made sharpies ok then? Why do so many adjudicated ballots not have the required serial numbers to match with the original ballots that were adjudicated. Are you really this dumb to not see the problem there. I mean really??
 
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VolinWayne said:
Why don't you tell us how you really feel. I realize that there is absolutely no amount of fraud or anomalies that will change your mind. Its pretty telling that you see absolutely no problem with the fact that they specifically instructed pollworkers to hand out markers on election day when they had been saying not to use them for weeks leading up to election day. What the heck changed on Nov. 3. What made sharpies ok then? Why do so many adjudicated ballots not have the required serial numbers to match with the original ballots that were adjudicated. Are you really this dumb to not see the problem there. I mean really??
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That's just it hoss, "anomalies" aren't evidence of fraud.

Your anecdotal twitter/telegram tales of what poll workers were instructed to do, sharpies and router passwords aren't evidence of fraud. It's hearsay (at best.)

You keep digging, coming up with 'irregularities' (that often aren't and are just what the inexperienced "auditors" don't understand.)

Come up with a smoking gun and present it to a court of law with supporting evidence OR sit down.

Sharpies. geezus.
 
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Donald Trump Heads to 2020 Election Recount Ground Zero with Phoenix Rally as Questions emerge over Who's In Charge after the Arizona audit liaison Ken Bennett was Banned from the recount building

Donald Trump is heading to the epicenter of his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results as he holds a rally in Phoenix, Arizona on Saturday evening.

The former president will take the stage at the 'Protect Our Elections' event hosted by Turning Point USA's Political Action Committee aimed at de-seating Democratic politicians across the country.

As Trump gets ready to repeat his claims of voter fraud and a rigged election to his supporters on Saturday, the recount audit has been thrown into chaos.

Ken Bennett, a former Arizona secretary of state and liaison to the state Senate for the recount, lost privileges to the building where the effort is taking place, according to recent reports.

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Donald Trump will take stage at a Turning Point Action 'Protect our Elections' rally in Phoenix, Arizona on Saturday

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Arizona is a swing state that Trump lost to Biden in 2020 by just 0.3 per cent. He claims he only lost the state because of widespread fraud in Maricopa County, where he earned 995,665 votes to Biden's 1,040,774, according to the official ballot count from the state.

But the former president's most staunch supporters, several thousand of whom are in attendance at Saturday's rally, claim a lack of voter integrity is to blame for Biden beating Trump.

Donald Trump heads to Phoenix rally after Arizona audit liaison was banned from recount building | Daily Mail Online
 
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Carl Pickens said:
And who do you think ran the election itself?
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When you look at behind the scenes pictures and vids on election day, the people running many places (like Atlanta) appear to be the biggest group of misfits and losers you could find in one place. Most look incapable of counting to ten or reading a procedure manual.
 
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VolinWayne said:
So how did confidentual law enforcement data and personal private health records get on air gapped routers?


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The only thing on those routers is stuff like what sites they connect to and which ports are open ... and what "malware" runs them. Unless they are confusing servers and routers, as far as I'm aware these would be the first routers that store real data rather than just direct connections. I'm guessing nobody running the place wants to discuss connections on "air gapped" systems.
 
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Quick question of the 74k votes..?
The explantion was the those vote were made on election day?? Meaning a person walked in with thier vote and processed it correct?
 
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