It's another one of your liberal lies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
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It's another one of your liberal lies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Because we all know that predominant Democrat voters are TOO STUPID!!!!!! to figure it out for themselves, er, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Let's see, you white libs say minorities are incapable of securing ID...guess they are too stupid for that. Now, you add that " in areas of predominant Democrat voters" code word for blacks, are too stupid to apply simple measures they use at Walmart...wear a mask, distancing, etc... Nope! if Repub governors don't take them by the hand and lead them, there is no way that such voters are capable of employing proper protocols. Got it.
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Oh, and such matters are really controlled by local Office of Voter Registrar in conjunction with the Clerk of Court Office. For instance, here two polling places were moved to other locations due to circumstances that made the regular polling places for those precincts unusable in the recent election. Didn't take the governor, the POTUS, or you Goosey, to make it happen. The Clerk did NOT ask anyone's permission, other than speaking with the owners of the temporary buildings to serve as polling locations. duh! So...the proper protocols Dr. Fauci is referring to is, and should be, the responsibility of local election officials...and of course voters themselves. In Louisiana I will guess that 90% of such local election officials are Democrats.
But, carry on with more of your silly lies...
In Georgia, it is the Secretary of State that oversees all election activities in the state - apparently even when the Secretary of State is running for governor in the election.
https://pmcdeadline2.files.wordpress...g?w=894&h=1024
Numbers are not that great for 1st night of DNC.. way down from 2016, even with Michelle O and Bernie giving taped speeches. Oh and Donna Brazille was fit to be tied because Michelle never once mentioned Kamala.. :laugh:
Expect none of the major news outlets to cover this poor showing..
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The common hour-plus of coverage starting at 10 p.m. ET averaged 18.68 million viewers on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC. That's down about 28 percent compared to the opening night of the 2016 Democratic convention.
The broadcast networks suffered the biggest drops: ABC, CBS, NBC combined for about 6.7 million viewers at 10 p.m., off by 42 percent from the 11.6 million who tuned in four years ago. ABC led the trio with 2.44 million viewers, followed by NBC (2.28 million) and CBS (1.99 million).
Cable news made up some of the difference, with MSNBC leading the 10 p.m. ET hour with 5.1 million viewers. CNN averaged 4.78 million and Fox News 2.1 million. The combined 11.98 million viewers was off by 16 percent from 2016.
Of course the Office of Secretary of State oversees all elections...here too. But, it still falls to individual election officials in each parish to manage their polling sites. And that is what we're talking about re: concerns over China virus, the actual polling places. If necessary there are school gyms that can serve for polling locations such that people can social distance easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
We all know there are tens of thousands of mail-in votes marked for Biden stored in warehouses, with the whole Dem ticket checked, ready to be harvested for weeks after November 3rd. Frank Luntz just said as much. He expects Trump to "win" on November 3rd and then fake ballots start trickling in in key states/precincts to flip the results. The Dems did that in '18 and stole dozens of House seats.
That’s simply not true. Do you remember his speaking points in 2016?Quote:
Originally Posted by PawDawg
Donald Trump is not the GOP.
McCain was a lot of things, but a ‘hater’ was not one.
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Originally Posted by Guisslapp
Where do you come up with this dribble?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ajc...outputType=ampQuote:
Originally Posted by TYLERTECHSAS
You may have missed the fact that they had to keep some polling places open past the designated time in areas around Atlanta because people were still waiting in long lines.
You may also have missed in 2018 when Kemp was running for Governor (while also running the elections as Secretary of State) he wrongly purged over 300k voters as being ineligible.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ion-brian-kemp
Kemp also was slow in processing over 50k voter registrations without providing notice of the delay.
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...-voting-rights
These tactics disproportionately hit black communities. Kemp beat Abrams by less than a percent of the vote.
Georgia is a mess when it comes to running elections, but that helps it remain a red state so they won’t fix it.
Yes, I remember McCain's talking points. Do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by turbodawg
Of course Trump is not the GOP.
He hated Trump. He flew to Russia on the tax payers dime in an attempt to confirm that stupid dossier. There are tons of liberal news links confirming his hate. Here's one of the early ones...
https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/30/polit...ing/index.html
Just saw a blurb on a recent poll stating that of those saying they are supporting Trump, 74% are voting FOR him, and only 24% say their vote is an anti-Biden vote. That makes some sense. True Americans are lining up behind our gallant president in his re-election bid because of all the great things he has done, and will do, for we true Americans. I think that most of that 24% is really an anti-radical agenda vote, not so much aimed at Joe Biden himself. I am hearing from life long Democrats a fear of a Biden presidency because it won't be Biden's but rather Crazy Bernie's and AOC's presidency.
I have posted before, Biden would have beaten Trump in 2016, and probably rather easily. But, Trump picked up a sizable anti-Killary vote that made the difference. In 2020, a lot has changed. Trump has a proven successful record and Biden, as just mentioned, is seen as a mere puppet. The pathetic anti-Trump vote will be a very small, insignificant protest vote by displaced Swampers and sore-losers (Kasich et al).
So I've only looked at the Vox article (sorry, the below is from the Guardian not Vox) so far, Vox is of course a very middle of the road media publisher :laugh:. So the article states:Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp
"Under Georgia procedures, registered voters who have not cast ballots for three years are sent a notice asking them to confirm they still live at their address. If they don’t return it, they are marked inactive. If they don’t vote for two more general elections after that, they are removed from the rolls."
In the remainder of the article the 'investigative' reporting reveals that '334,134 of those citizens actually still live at the address they registered'. However, it doesn't address if they had cast a ballot in 3+ years or whether they received and returned the notice. Of course, the notice either when sent by the state or returned by the respondent could have gotten lost in the mail (the same organization we want to trust mail-in voting). Or perhaps some of Kemp's stooges threw them in the trash.
I'll try and take a look at the others in between work tasks.
My wife and I were talking about upcoming election last night. We were discussing Trump and she had a good question. Why is Trump doing this if not that he really cares about the US and what he is doing. He already had world wide fame and notoriety before he was elected. He had more wealth than a lot of DC combined, and could not be bought by special interest groups. Some could argue that it was his ego, that he wanted to be POTUS.. for argument's sake, say that is true.. he has checked that box.. why run for a second term? Why put yourself through all of the crap from the MSM that Trump has had to endure for the past 3 years. He could leave office, and make millions more as a private citizen again just the mere fact that he has been POTUS, just like his predecessors have done. Why go through all of this?
People like that are addicted to power.Quote:
Originally Posted by FriscoDog
When money no longer satisfies you, that is what people usually turn to next.
More xpert opinion from the omniscient one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guisslapp