If voter fraud is proven in Ga

EL will never admit it. The proof has been right in the public eye. Yet he and the other mouth breathers will not admit it because orange man bad.


Very true. As more and more evidence comes out we need to keep putting this out there. Not trying to beat a dead horse and I know we are stuck Biden for a little while but every American deserves to see these things that the media refuses to report and make up their own mind what happened. People need to look at the evidence and make up their own minds whether or not our elections are secure.
 
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Very true. As more and more evidence comes out we need to keep putting this out there. Not trying to beat a dead horse and I know we are stuck Biden for a little while but every American deserves to see these things that the media refuses to report and make up their own mind what happened. People need to look at the evidence and make up their own minds whether or not our elections are secure.

Evidence? More like:
 
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🚨 FRAUD ANOMALY 🚨

Can’t be explained. The evidence is right there. Just putting out there for folks to make up their own mind.
 


🚨 FRAUD ANOMALY 🚨

Can’t be explained. The evidence is right there. Just putting out there for folks to make up their own mind.


The hasidic community votes in the NYC were bonkers. They went all in on Trump. One of the Monsey area districts was 100% Trump.
 
Not a bit of proof of fraud.

The real fight here is that some republicans want to disenfranchise millions of American voters AFTER they voted by following the rules presented to them in their states. It is not a fight over whether there is fraud because there isn't enough to even warrant an investigation. Notice, republicans aren't screaming for an investigation into the voter fraud proven when Trump took the dead mother vote in Pa. They want to not count millions of votes which were cast in accordance with the rules of states at the time of the election. I don't even know whether the rules were violative of voting laws, but the entire premise is unamerican.
 
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Not a bit of proof of fraud.

The real fight here is that some republicans want to disenfranchise millions of American voters AFTER they voted by following the rules presented to them in their states. It is not a fight over whether there is fraud because there isn't enough to even warrant an investigation. Notice, republicans aren't screaming for an investigation into the voter fraud proven when Trump took the dead mother vote in Pa. They want to not count millions of votes which were cast in accordance with the rules of states at the time of the election. I don't even know whether the rules were violative of voting laws, but the entire premise is unamerican.

I think it has more to do with states changing their voting rules without going through their legislatures, ie changing the rules improperly.
 
I think it has more to do with states changing their voting rules without going through their legislatures, ie changing the rules improperly.

There is a fair argument regarding this issue on the other side, as well.

And that was the argument I was laying out. The Trump club wants to disenfranchise millions of voters that followed the rules which were given to them. After the fact, Trump wants to make these arguments and silence millions of voters that made their choice clear. It is downright unamerican.
 
There is a fair argument regarding this issue on the other side, as well.

And that was the argument I was laying out. The Trump club wants to disenfranchise millions of voters that followed the rules which were given to them. After the fact, Trump wants to make these arguments and silence millions of voters that made their choice clear. It is downright unamerican.

On the flip side. Didn't the states that didn't go through the proper procedures to change they way people can vote possibly disenfranchise the voters that followed the old rules?
 
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On the flip side. Didn't the states that didn't go through the proper procedures to change they way people can vote possibly disenfranchise the voters that followed the old rules?

No, because they would not have followed rules which were published and in effect for this election. Besides, these rule changes all addressed mail in voting. If you were in compliance before you would still be in compliance.
 
No, because they would not have followed rules which were published and in effect for this election. Besides, these rule changes all addressed mail in voting. If you were in compliance before you would still be in compliance.

So do you have any problems with non-elected state state officials or even governors changing laws outside of the respective legislative process?
 
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Not a bit of proof of fraud.

The real fight here is that some republicans want to disenfranchise millions of American voters AFTER they voted by following the rules presented to them in their states. It is not a fight over whether there is fraud because there isn't enough to even warrant an investigation. Notice, republicans aren't screaming for an investigation into the voter fraud proven when Trump took the dead mother vote in Pa. They want to not count millions of votes which were cast in accordance with the rules of states at the time of the election. I don't even know whether the rules were violative of voting laws, but the entire premise is unamerican.



If you honestly don't believe there was fraud please take the time to check this out. There are lots of questions that need to be answered for the sake of future elections.. Also, Professor Clements does a good job of explaining why the courts refused to see the evidence
https://www.theprofessorsrecord.com/
 
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If you honestly don't believe there was fraud please take the time to check this out. There are lots of questions that need to be answered for the sake of future elections.. Also, Professor Clements does a good job of explaining why the courts refused to see the evidence
https://www.theprofessorsrecord.com/
The courts didn't refuse. When asked the Trump lawyers didn't have any evidence to present and never claimed fraud anyways
 
Not a bit of proof of fraud.

The real fight here is that some republicans want to disenfranchise millions of American voters AFTER they voted by following the rules presented to them in their states. It is not a fight over whether there is fraud because there isn't enough to even warrant an investigation. Notice, republicans aren't screaming for an investigation into the voter fraud proven when Trump took the dead mother vote in Pa. They want to not count millions of votes which were cast in accordance with the rules of states at the time of the election. I don't even know whether the rules were violative of voting laws, but the entire premise is unamerican.

Have you ever noticed we have a problem (often legal) in this country. You can't challenge a plan because it hasn't been put into effect. You can't challenge it after because it is too late ... should have been done before and it will disenfranchise victims of the scam. The other tactic courts use to avoid doing the right thing ... there isn't time to investigate and make it right; that way you can always keep a fraudulent system operating because no one (officially) cares until the next installment is up and then it's too late ... again.
 
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The courts didn't refuse. When asked the Trump lawyers didn't have any evidence to present and never claimed fraud anyways

Since the states had the evidence all neatly locked up, challengers couldn't produce direct evidence of fraud. The best they could do was show evidence that fraud existed ... which is neatly excluded as "real evidence". There's a reason you can't fight city hall.
 
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Since the states had the evidence all neatly locked up, challengers couldn't produce direct evidence of fraud. The best they could do was show evidence that fraud existed ... which is neatly excluded as "real evidence". There's a reason you can't fight city hall.
They didn't do that and didn't claim fraud in court, only twitter
 
Have you ever noticed we have a problem (often legal) in this country. You can't challenge a plan because it hasn't been put into effect. You can't challenge it after because it is too late ... should have been done before and it will disenfranchise victims of the scam. The other tactic courts use to avoid doing the right thing ... there isn't time to investigate and make it right; that way you can always keep a fraudulent system operating because no one (officially) cares until the next installment is up and then it's too late ... again.

They challenged the process in Pa prior to the election and Pa's Supreme Court ruled against them. As I said, there is a credible argument against the circumventing the legislature argument.

As for Professor Clements - He is relying on mostly debunked theories.
 
Since the states had the evidence all neatly locked up, challengers couldn't produce direct evidence of fraud. The best they could do was show evidence that fraud existed ... which is neatly excluded as "real evidence". There's a reason you can't fight city hall.


Very good anology. Also the simple fact that there absolutely never was the least bit of transparency throws up huge red flags to any normal human being.
 
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They challenged the process in Pa prior to the election and Pa's Supreme Court ruled against them. As I said, there is a credible argument against the circumventing the legislature argument.

As for Professor Clements - He is relying on mostly debunked theories.

What's been debunked by whom?? Debunking involves more then just taking the other sides word for it.. Dominion has been lying through their teeth about their machines being secure. This has been proven by many people.
 
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Boom! We finally got some voter fraud evidence in Georgia!



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This is some earth-shattering stuff. I think they just got married. This is from the article:

Election records show that Blanchard used her Atlanta address to return an absentee ballot, which she mailed in October from the couple’s residence in Westlake, Texas. Blanchard also owns a home near Buckhead.

“If we’re residents in both places, is that legally wrong?” Blanchard said when reached by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Monday. “If you have multiple homes, you can’t vote where you have a home?”

Blanchard followed up Tuesday, saying she considers herself a resident of Georgia, where she has a driver’s license, owns a car and does business. She didn’t answer a question about whether she spends more time at her Georgia or Texas property.
 
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