Democrat pleads guilty to voter/election fraud

[PRogers]

In some of these instances, according to the indictment, Schofield also took possession of the absentee ballots issued to these voters, brought the ballots to the voters, and had the voters sign absentee ballot envelopes but not actually vote; this allowed Schofield or another person to cast votes in these voters' names, in Rensselaer County's primary and general elections held in 2021," according to a September news release by the U.S. Attorney's Office, Northern District of New York.

There are reportedly 12 counts in Schofield's indictment. For each, he faces up to five years behind bars and a fine of up to $250,000.

Trump and other GOP politicians have largely cast blame on the country's Democrats for what they allege amounts to widespread voter fraud.

Back in September, the FBI arrested Schofield outside his home on charges that he'd illegally used at least eight voters' personal information to obtain and file absentee ballots during last year's primary and general elections. Even still, Rensselaer County's democrat-led legislature earlier this month reappointed him to a second term lasting four years, per Northeast public radio network WAMC.



They even voted him in for another four years after knowing hes been involved with voter fraud and election fraud.

[Encroaching Death]

Yeah, election fraud happens a lot: https://www.justice.gov/usao-edpa/pr/former-us-congressman-and-philadelphia-political-operative-pleads-guilty-election-fraud

[Swish]

So much BS since postal voting and shit became a thing.

[Botten]

Democrat? Wait what? Not sure if you are pulling a gotcha but nah he is a Republican. Here is the article.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/republican-election-official-to-plead-guilty-in-voter-fraud-probe/ar-AA15Nf1u


Besides largest to date voter fraud; complete with guilty plea was a Republican candidate.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/02/election-fraud-is-real-and-it-involves-a-republican.html

[Castle2.0]

Yeah, election fraud happens a lot: https://www.justice.gov/usao-edpa/pr/former-us-congressman-and-philadelphia-political-operative-pleads-guilty-election-fraud

I am just glad even though Democrats we're paying for and receiving fraudulent votes in the swing state of Pennsylvania in "2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018" that it stopped December 31, of 2018 and has never nor will ever happen again in PA.

So we'll never get a candidate win by cheating that has brain damage who received fewer votes (due to slightly fewer brain damaged voters)

[Ooloo]

Fetterman looks like he smells like a bong

[Botten]

Two parties have someone suffering from brain trauma but running for the senate in 2022; one in PA and one in Georgia.

But it is the fact the democrat isn’t surrounded by scandal. He doesn’t lie to his base about his stance and treats his X and son badly.

How does it feel Castle and Ooloo to be on the moral low ground all because you have been brainwashed.

[Ooloo]

What are you talking about? Here's my radical stance: voter\election fraud is bad. I am against it.

Also, again, fetterman looks like he smells like a bong.

[Botten]

What are you talking about? Here's my radical stance: voter\election fraud is bad. I am against it.

Also, again, fetterman looks like he smells like a bong.

Barr: No Proof of Massive Election Fraud (https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/12/barr-no-proof-of-massive-election-fraud/ )

Republicans are known for the most guilty cases of election fraud.

Ooloo: reeeeeeeeeeee what you talking about!!!

[Encroaching Death]

Republicans are known for the most guilty cases of election fraud.

I'm sorry, what was that?

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edpa/pr/former-us-congressman-and-philadelphia-political-operative-pleads-guilty-election-fraud

[Elizondo]

Dems rigging elections so badly

FBI colluded with Big Tech to rig the 2020 election

Proven 100%

[Botten]

I'm sorry, what was that?

https://www.justice.gov/usao-edpa/pr/former-us-congressman-and-philadelphia-political-operative-pleads-guilty-election-fraud

I was saying:

Republicans are known for the most guilty cases of election fraud.

Here is just 50 or so of them ... need more? (pretty sure I got the point across)

James Webb Baker, of Seattle, pleaded guilty to ID Fraud and intimidation of voters. Responding to perceived suppression of Hispanic voters who favored Democrat candidates, Baker mailed fake county election documents to Palm Beach County, Florida, residents demanding proof of citizenship to avoid having their voter registrations cancelled. Nearly 200 residents were targeted, all with connections to the Republican Party. Oof

Courtney Llewellyn, an East Longmeadow town employee, conspired with her husband to cast absentee ballots in her husband's race for state office. She changed the party registration of 285 registered Democrats to unaffiliated, and then requested Republican primary ballots for all of them. She and her husband took the ballots on the pretense of mailing them to the voters, but never did so. Llewellyn pleaded guilty to five charges including larceny, forgery, conspiracy, and interfering with an election official. She was sentenced to one year of probation.

Jennifer Derrebery, of Bassett, pleaded guilty to felony counts of election fraud and perjury after she produced hundreds of fraudulent signatures on a petition to get Newt Gingrich on the ballot for the Republican presidential nomination. She received a 10-year suspended sentence and five years' probation, and she was required to pay $1,266 in court costs.

Jason Holly and Jessica Sundell pleaded guilty in 2006 to a felony charge of fraudulent completion of an affidavit of registration, and were sentenced to three years' probation. It was discovered that more than 100 people who thought they were signing petitions to cure breast cancer and punish child molesters were actually registering as Republicans in an elaborate vote-flipping scheme. Donahue Farrow pleaded guilty in 2008 for his involvement in this scheme. He was sentenced to 46 days in jail and three years' probation. Five others have also pleaded guilty over their involvement in this scheme. (Thought Republicans did not think Child molestation concerns should not be taken advantage of .. looking at you Elizondo)

Working as GOP voter registration employees during the 2000 general election, Edward Barquet and his girlfriend, Michelle Corrall, The pair submitted multiple fraudulent registrations, which included false information and forged signatures. Following their guilty pleas, a judge sentenced each of them to serve four months in jail and pay a $220 fine, followed by five years' probation.

Vincent Sculco, Republican Chairman for the town of North Greenbush, pleaded guilty to forging a signature on a nomination petition for a 2007 election. The investigation revealed that Sculco may have forged more than 40 signatures. Sculco was sentenced to the sheriff's work-order program.

Tracey Kay McKee, of Scottsdale, was indicted by a grand jury on one count of illegal voting and one count of perjury. McKee, a registered Republican, cast a ballot in the name of her deceased mother in the 2020 general election. She pleaded guilty to one count of illegal voting, a felony, was sentenced to two years of probation, and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service, and ordered to pay $2,144 in fines and fees.

Joan Marie Halstead, a registered Republican, was charged by the state for voting twice in the 2020 general election. She voted once in-person in Florida and then voted again in her home state of New York via absentee ballot. Halstead was sentenced to a pretrial diversion program where her charges will be deferred at the end of 18 months if she successfully completes the program. Halstead was also ordered to perform 50 hours of community service, to attend a civic education program, and to pay $400 in fines and court costs.

Jay Ketcik, a registered Republican, was arrested and charged for voting twice in the 2020 general election. He voted once in Florida and again by mail in his home state of Michigan. He was sentenced to a pre-trial diversion program of 18 months, where upon completion his charged will be deferred. Ketcik was also sentenced to 50 hours community service, ordered to attend a civic education program, ordered to pay $52 per month in fees as part of the pretrial diversion program, and order to pay $400 in court costs.

Ginger S. Eason, of Wake County, was charged by the state for her role in connection with an absentee ballot trafficking scheme to benefit Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris during the 2016 general and 2018 primary elections. Eason and others were affiliated with Leslie McCrae Dowless, a political operative in Bladen County and a consultant for Harris. Eason and others would unlawfully collect ballots from voters, falsely claim to have witnessed the voter casting his or her vote, and then mail the ballots in a manner to conceal that the voter had not mailed the ballot. Eason pleaded guilty to three felony charges: conspiracy to commit felonious obstruction of justice, possession of absentee ballot, and conspiracy to commit possession of absentee ballot. Eason was sentenced to 45 days in a misdemeanor confinement program which was suspended to a sentence of 12 months of probation, ordered to complete 100 hours of community service, and assessed fees and costs of $696.

Tonia M. Gordon, of Wake County, was changed by the state for her role in connection with an absentee ballot trafficking scheme to benefit Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris during the 2016 general and 2018 primary elections. Gordon and others were affiliated with Leslie McCrae Dowless, a political operative in Bladen County and a consultant for Harris. Eason and others would unlawfully collect ballots from voters, falsely claim to have witnessed the voter casting his or her vote, and then mail the ballots in a manner to conceal that the voter had not mailed the ballot. Gordon pleaded guilty to three felony charges: conspiracy to commit felonious obstruction of justice, possession of absentee ballot, and conspiracy to commit possession of absentee ballot. Gordon was sentenced to 120 days in a misdemeanor confinement program which was suspended to a sentence of 12 months of probation, ordered to complete 100 hours of community service, and assessed fees and costs of $956.

Kelly Hendrix, of Wake County, was charged by the state for her role in connection with an absentee ballot trafficking scheme to benefit Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris during the 2016 general and 2018 primary elections. Hendrix and others were affiliated with Leslie McCrae Dowless, a political operative in Bladen County and a consultant for Harris. Hendrix and others would unlawfully collect ballots from voters, falsely claim to have witnessed the voter casting his or her vote, and then mail the ballots in a manner to conceal that the voter had not mailed the ballot. Hendrix pleaded guilty to one felony count of possession of absentee ballot. Hendrix was sentenced to 45 days in a misdemeanor confinement program which was suspended to a sentence of 12 months of probation, ordered to complete 100 hours of community service, and assessed fees and costs of $793.50.

Frederick Gattuso, former Carteret Republican mayoral candidate, was charged with one count of fraudulent voting for voting twice during the November 2020 presidential election as different people with similar names. Gattuso pleaded guilty to one count of tampering with public records and was sentenced to one year of probation.

Francis Presto of South Park, a registered Republican, requested and cast an absentee ballot on behalf of his deceased wife. He was charged with felonies for interfering with an election and unlawful use of a computer and a misdemeanor charge for forging a ballot. He was sentenced to a diversion program of 2 years and ordered to complete 250 hours of community service. His charges will be dropped upon completion of the terms of his diversion program.

Alex Campbell, Republican city councilman and mayor pro tem of Crescent City, California, falsely claimed his residence was within city limits when submitting his candidacy for councilman. Campbell was charged with two felony counts of perjury and one count of false declaration of his candidacy and pleaded guilty to one count of making a false declaration of candidacy. He faces up to two years of probation and $20,000 in fines for his charge.

Neil Kitchens, a former Republican state assembly candidate, was charged with claiming a false residency for candidacy in the 2018 general election. Kitchens claimed residency in the 30th district, when he actually lived in the neighboring 29th district. Kitchens pleaded no contest to one felony charge of filing a false declaration of candidacy and was sentenced to two years of probation.

Cheryl Hall, a Republican and supporter of President Donald Trump, falsely submitted at least voter registrations in which she altered the party affiliation from Democrat to either Republican or no party affiliation in connection with the 2020 presidential primary election. The discrepancy with the voter registration forms was discovered by a county election supervisor noticed that several of the forms had identical handwriting; several of the voters also complained to the Supervisor of Elections that their party affiliation had been changed without their consent. Hall pleaded no contest to 10 felony charges of submitting false voter registration information and was sentenced to 1 year of supervised release and fined $723.

Steve Watkins, a former Republican congressman from Kansas, listed a postal box at a UPS store as his residence on a state voter registration form while living temporarily at his parents’ home during a 2019 municipal election. Watkins was charged with three felonies - voting without being qualified, knowingly voting with more than one advance ballot, and interfering with the investigation intending to obstruct. He entered into a diversion agreement where his prosecution will be deferred for six months. If he complies with the terms of the agreement and pays a $250 fee, the charges will be dropped.

Donald Hartle, a Republican, was charged with two state felonies for voting twice in the 2020 general election, once under his own name and a second time via absentee ballot using his deceased wife's name. Hartle pleaded guilty to one count of “voting more than once at same election,” a Class D felony. Under the terms of his plea agreement, Hartle was sentenced to one year of probation and fined $2,000, and after he successfully completed his probation sentence, he was allowed to plead down to a lower charge of “conspiracy to commit voting more than once at same election,” a gross misdemeanor.

Registered Republican Ralph Holloway Thurman voted twice in the 2020 presidential election. After casting his vote, Thurman asked a poll worker if he could vote on behalf of his son, and when workers informed him that it was not allowed, he left the building. Later that day Thurman returned, disguised in a hat and sunglasses, and signed the poll book as his son, a registered Democrat. After casting the second ballot, pollsters recognized him, notified the judge of elections, but Thurman left before election officials could confront him. He pleaded guilty to one count of repeat voting, a felony. Thurman was sentenced to three years' probation and is barred from voting for four years as part of a negotiated plea deal.

Bruce Bartman was charged with falsely registering for an absentee ballot on behalf of his deceased mother and his deceased mother-in-law in the 2020 general election. A registered Republican, he used his mother’s driver license number and the last four digits of his mother-in-law’s social security number to register them as Republicans in effort to cast fraudulent ballots for Donald Trump. Bartman cast an absentee ballot in his mother’s name, but did not obtain an absentee ballot for his mother-in-law. Bartman pleaded guilty to two felony counts of perjury and one misdemeanor count of illegal voting. He was sentenced to five years’ probation, is barred from voting in any election for 4 years, and is no longer eligible to serve on a jury.

Gustavo Araujo Lerma, a Mexican citizen who resides in Sacramento County, illegally assumed the identity of American citizen Hiram Enrique Velez, and illegally voted repeatedly over two decades. Lerma was convicted in federal court of one count of aggravated identity theft, one count of making a false statement on a passport application, and five counts of voting by an alien in a federal election. Lerma, a self-described Republican donor and ardent Trump supporter was sentenced to three years and nine months in prison.

John S. Fleming Jr., a registered Republican of Hampton, cast an absentee ballot in Hampton in the 2016 general election after having already cast an in-person ballot in Belchertown, MA for the same election. He was charged with voting in more than one state and pleaded guilty to the Class B felony charge. He was sentenced to a 60 day suspended prison sentence based on a year of good behavior, ordered to pay a $1,000 fine, assessed an additional $240 fee, and lost the right to vote in all future New Hampshire elections.

Grace Fleming Jr., a registered Republican of Hampton, cast an absentee ballot in Hampton for the 2016 general election after having already cast an in-person ballot in Belchertown, MA. She was charged with voting in more than one state and pleaded guilty to the Class B felony charge. She was sentenced to a 60-day suspended sentence based on a year of good behavior, ordered to pay a $1,000 fine, assessed an additional $240 fee, and lost the right to vote in all future New Hampshire elections.

Spiro Colaitis, of Nassau County, New York, voted twice in the 2016 general election: once in New York, and once in Escambia County, Florida. Colaitis, a registered Republican, no longer resided in Florida. He was charged with felonious duplicate voting and pleaded no contest,. The court withheld adjudication, sentenced Colaitis to 24 months of probation, and ordered him to pay $518 in court costs.

Walter Hoback, of Flagler County, registered to vote as a Republican and voted in the 2016 election despite being a convicted felon. Hoback was charged with perjury and voting by an unqualified voter, pleaded no contest to both, and was sentenced to serve one day in jail, with credit for one day served. He was also ordered to pay $618 in fees.

The 2018 election for Georgia's 28th House district was overturned twice by Senior Superior Court Judge David Sweat because some out-of-district voters submitted ballots, some voters moved out of the district between the first and second runoff elections, and there was at least one instance of duplicate voting. Though individuals were not prosecuted, this northeastern Georgia district faced three elections in the same year between the same Republican candidates (no Democrats ran). In the end, the incumbent lost to challenger Chris Erwin.

Jesse Johnson was convicted of voting twice in the 2016 primary elections, once for a Republican and once for a Democrat. Johnson, who had previously been convicted on weapons and drug charges, was charged with perjury after the St. Clair County Public Corruption Task Force detected his effort to vote twice. Johnson was convicted and, owing to his prior criminal record, was sentenced to two years in Illinois state prison.

Russ Casey, a Texas Justice of the Peace, submitted false signatures in order to ensure his place on the Republican primary ballot during his 2018 reelection campaign. Casey withdrew and resigned following the revelation that he had falsified multiple petition signatures and falsely attested to having witnessed the signatures. Casey pleaded guilty to a charge of tampering with a government record, and received a suspended two-year prison sentence and five years of probation.

Steven Curtis, the former head of the Colorado Republican Party, was charged with a misdemeanor election mail-in ballot offense, as well as one count of forgery of a public record. It was revealed through handwriting analysis that Curtis forged his ex-wife's name on her ballot and mailed it in. He was found guilty and sentenced to four years probation and 300 hours of community service.

Toni Lee Newbill pleaded guilty to voting twice using her deceased father's name to do so, once in the 2013 general election and again in the Republican primary of 2016. Newbill was sentenced to 18 months of unsupervised probation and 30 hours of community service, and was ordered to pay a $500 fine and additional court fees.

Gladys Coego, a temporary worker in the Miami-Dade County elections department during the November 2016 election, pleaded guilty to filling out the mail-in ballots of other voters in favor of Republican mayoral candidate Raquel Regalado. While she admitted to altering the ballots of at least two individuals, detectives believe that Coego likely fraudulently marked numerous other absentee ballots. She was sentenced to two years of house arrest.

Dewey Gidcumb, of Haywood County, was found guilty of voting twice in the 2016 Republican Primary. Gidcumb first cast a ballot in the early voting period, then voted a second time on Election Day. He received a five-to-15-month suspended prison sentence, one year of supervised probation, and 24 hours of community service. He was also fined $100 and ordered to pay court costs.

James Criswell, a Republican from Douglas County, Colorado, pleaded no contest to the charge of double voting in the November 2016 election. Having cast ballots in both Colorado and Kansas, Criswell was fined $1,000 and ordered to pay $158 in court costs. Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach was able to identify this instance of voter fraud through the Interstate Crosscheck Program, a voter registration database that includes 30 states.

William Hazard, 53, of West Boynton, pleaded guilty to one felony voter registration charge and three misdemeanor charges of attempting to submit false voter registration information. He was initially charged with multiple counts of false voter registration. He was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail, 36 months' probation, and was ordered to pay a $7,500 fine. Hazard was hired by a consulting firm to register Republican voters; in the process he illegally switched party registrations for multiple voters and even registered his uncle, an Iowa resident, to vote in Florida.

Rebekah Joy Paul pleaded guilty to falsifying voter registrations prior to the 2012 general election. While employed as a voter registration worker with a political consulting firm hired by the Republican Party, she created false voter registrations. She and her co-conspirator admitted to faking 27 registrations for Duval County. She was sentenced to community service.

And the worst of the bunch:
A general election for the seat in the Ninth Congressional district was decertified by North Carolina State Board of Elections after credible allegations of absentee ballot abuse arose. Officials became suspicious when 61% of the vote-by-mail ballots were cast for the Republican candidate, despite the fact that only 16% of the mail-by-ballot were registered Republicans. Multiple people, including the Republican candidate's son, expressed their suspicions that a political contractor illegally organized the collection of absentee ballots and completed empty mail-in ballots. The Board of Elections ordered a new election to fill the seat and the contractor was subsequently indicted.

[Encroaching Death]

Oh yeah? I have a bigger list:

https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud-print/search

[PRogers]

Happy new year.

[unsunghero]

I’m glad everyone is on board with more election security

[Trexller]

i love how botten takes 4 hours to research then posts a dissertation when literally nobody reads it, or would change their minds if they did read it.

this guy has entirely too much free time and is in dire need of real hobbies

[Encroaching Death]

Happy new year.

Happy New Years to you as well.

Hopefully we won't devolve in a bloody civil war :)

[loramin]

I love that we went from:

Democrat pleads guilty to voter/election fraud

to:

Democrat? Wait what? Not sure if you are pulling a gotcha but nah he is a Republican. Here is the article.

... and no one batted an eye! Did PRogers apologize for being wrong? Or did Botten rub it in his face, or did any third party even mention it? Nope, just business as usual, nothing to see here.

[unsunghero]

I love that we went from:



to:



... and no one batted an eye! Did PRogers apologize for being wrong? Or did Botten rub it in his face, or did any third party even mention it? Nope, just business as usual, nothing to see here.

They’re both Dems, of course the OP knew it was a repub. I knew it was a gotcha without reading it. Botten was just a little late to the party

[Castle2.0]

Do you read?

Also, trees from forest. Understand?

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced today that former U.S. Congressman Michael “Ozzie” Myers, 79, of Philadelphia, PA, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to deprive voters of civil rights, bribery, obstruction of justice, falsification of voting records, and conspiring to illegally vote in a federal election for orchestrating schemes to fraudulently stuff the ballot boxes for specific Democratic candidates in the 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 Pennsylvania elections.

Our argument is "This party is systematically stealing elections over multiple years." Notice the plural on "Democrat candidates" from the www.Justice.gov official release?

"Whataboutism" is a pretty weak argument. I expect as much from Botten. He's been blocked for months so I just see his brain dead drivel in other's quotes. But I expected more from you, Keeper of the Wiki.

[PRogers]

That was the idea. I did it wrong. On purpose. Wanted to see what would happen. Just changed one word.

[unsunghero]

That was the idea. I did it wrong. On purpose. Wanted to see what would happen. Just changed one word.

Managed to trick the one person who didn’t realize a democrat wouldn’t post an example of democrat voting fraud if their life depended on it

Er I mean bc they don’t exist

[Botten]

Managed to trick the one person who didnÂ’t realize a democrat wouldnÂ’t post an example of democrat voting fraud if their life depended on it

Er I mean bc they donÂ’t exist

Republicans in thread butt hurt over research showing their party has the most voter fraud---

Saying yeah we knew all the time it was a poly showing how bad our party commits voter fraud with so little of a response just shows how jaw dropping brainwashed conservatives are.

They will openly accept having the worst voter fraud case in history along with 50+ researched republican guilty pleas from fellow republicans where in some cases hundreds were affected.

Castle was just icing on the cake. The guy isn't right on most of his threads and blocks those who raise relevant debate.

Edit: Wholeheartedly expect Castle's alt Zati to come online to defend him again; lol!

[unsunghero]

Republicans in thread butt hurt over research showing their party has the most voter fraud---

Saying yeah we knew all the time it was a poly showing how bad our party commits voter fraud with so little of a response just shows how jaw dropping brainwashed conservatives are.

They will openly accept having the worst voter fraud case in history along with 50+ researched republican guilty pleas from fellow republicans where in some cases hundreds were affected.

Castle was just icing on the cake. The guy isn't right on most of his threads and blocks those who raise relevant debate.

Edit: Wholeheartedly expect Castle's alt Zati to come online to defend him again; lol!

“Oh my god there’s all this voter fraud!”

“So we should make our elections more secure then?”

“WOW SOUNDS LIKE YOU DONT WANT BLACK PEOPLE TO VOTE HUH”

[unsunghero]

The bottom line is Twitter and YouTube already told me that our 2020 election was the most secure in US history (before Twitter was no longer getting requests straight from the government anyway, new Twitter might not say that)….and because I blindly believe Big Tech I agree the amount was insignificant

And I think that the reason that Dems wouldn’t want more election security is, if the fraud really was completely one-sided (which it’s probably not) AND also statistically insignificant, then it is useful to remain for future gotcha posts on elf forums

Just like if there was a button that would change history to put 30x the number of police officers on Capital Hill and completely prevent the Jan 6 riot, but pressing the button required a majority vote of democrats to push….the button wouldn’t get pushed

Some Dems would clutch pearls and be like “a woman died! Cops were hurt! Of course we would all want to push the button!” Nah. Sorry, I don’t buy it. It was too politicically useful to want to change, even with all those bleeding hearts

But that’s the cynic in me, I know it doesn’t apply to you fine chaps

[Botten]

“Oh my god there’s all this voter fraud!”

“So we should make our elections more secure then?”

“WOW SOUNDS LIKE YOU DONT WANT BLACK PEOPLE TO VOTE HUH”

The black vote through redistricting has been disenfranchised relatively recent. Republican’s do see minorities as a voting threat.

Closing more polls in city locations… regulating hours open… refusing a national voting holiday… the manipulation by Republicans sees no end when it comes to national elections.

Hell, in the past Black voters have had problems being allowed to vote in rural conservatives areas of the nation.

But discussing triple or more valid forms of identification isn’t enough for republicans for the same reason Republicans are against everyone being legally registered to vote instead of registering constantly. They need a means to manipulate the numbered registered to vote to win.

Saying a hundred fraud cases over multiple election isn’t thousands.

But saying Republican’s are most noteworthy when it comes to numerous fraud cases they complain about isn’t grounds for a talking point to help them win more through further manipulation of the vote aimed at urban areas.

[unsunghero]

^
Yea I just covered that

[PRogers]

it barely qualified as a prank. relax everyone.

[PRogers]

i dont care, plenty of people have committed voter and election fraud. Does it even matter?

[unsunghero]

i dont care, plenty of people have committed voter and election fraud. Does it even matter?

Our elections are the most secure in history and any attempt to make election security better is merely republicans trying to prevent black people from voting with triple ID’s, IQ tests, and having to name 10 different country songs in order to be eligible

So, no. It really doesn’t ;)

[Botten]

The bottom line is Twitter and YouTube already told me that our 2020 election was the most secure in US history (before Twitter was no longer getting requests straight from the government anyway, new Twitter might not say that)….and because I blindly believe Big Tech I agree the amount was insignificant

And I think that the reason that Dems wouldn’t want more election security is, if the fraud really was completely one-sided (which it’s probably not) AND also statistically insignificant, then it is useful to remain for future gotcha posts on elf forums

Just like if there was a button that would change history to put 30x the number of police officers on Capital Hill and completely prevent the Jan 6 riot, but pressing the button required a majority vote of democrats to push….the button wouldn’t get pushed

Some Dems would clutch pearls and be like “a woman died! Cops were hurt! Of course we would all want to push the button!” Nah. Sorry, I don’t buy it. It was too politicically useful to want to change, even with all those bleeding hearts

But that’s the cynic in me, I know it doesn’t apply to you fine chaps

Twitter and Youtube care about profit.
Social media (see 8chan) has been taken down due to some crazed alt right posting their manifesto. Can you really blame some of them leaning away from the crazy then allowing to post it. Crazy on a soapbox only desensitizes and causes a more inclusive crazy.

But in the end they are private and make their own judgement calls.

You are right about elf forums not meaning much as a gotcha moment. The user base represents a lot of the older generation who aren't going to change. But brainwashed deep rooted conservatives have a big problem on their hands.

Their image to a more educated generation Z that sees first hand their scandals and as more rural uneducated locations get uplifted the vote swings harder for progressive change.

[hobart]

TIL from this thread: There is no election fraud significant enough to change the outcome of any election.

[unsunghero]

Twitter and Youtube care about profit.
Social media (see 8chan) has been taken down due to some crazed alt right posting their manifesto. Can you really blame some of them leaning away from the crazy then allowing to post it. Crazy on a soapbox only desensitizes and causes a more inclusive crazy.

But in the end they are private and make their own judgement calls.



Interesting contrast of ideas. When I hear crazy, I am repulsed by it. And I have a belief that most people have some inherent good and logic in them and are able to come to their own decisions, such as being repulsed by crazy. So I don’t care as much about whether crazy has a soapbox

Just take what you said about big rich corporations - they make their own judgement calls - and apply it to individuals. And that’s how I feel

I guess we just disagree on the outcome. I think individuals should be allowed to have all the information even stupid crazy extreme shit and make the right decision and you don’t trust them to, but you sorta trust the rich corporations to

[unsunghero]

4 mi jog outside BBL!

[Toxigen]

If anyone thinks Biden actually won the election...you got rocks in yo head, dawg.

[Elizondo]

TIL from this thread: There is no election fraud significant enough to change the outcome of any election.

lol

[Toxigen]

https://i.imgur.com/R1FIdVC.jpg

[magnetaress]

Dwight David "Ike" Eisenhower

Was the greatest president this country will ever have.

Hope this helps.

[Elizondo]

Imagine believing that a creepy old kid sniffer with the charisma of a wet paper bag received 10 million+ more votes than Obama

Pure comedy

[Encroaching Death]

Guys...Joe Biden is the most popular President in the history of the US.

Don't ask questions.

[Botten]

Imagine believing that a creepy old kid sniffer with the charisma of a wet paper bag received 10 million+ more votes than Obama

Pure comedy

-Lose of Russian Troll farm fabricating fakenews has hit Elizondo hard.

-Too many educated gen Z seeing through the low energy redneck memes fizzled out his red wave.

-Now failed MAGA supporters are flailing in a furious need to misdirect the absolute chaos in the house on votes for speaker.

-The civil war in the republican party is hilarious to watch.

-The utter flipflop failure on topics like covid and abortion from Duh-Sand-zzzzz and Tromp is killing future prospects of a republican president.

Enjoy your party flail about in failure it is the best New Year start.

[Encroaching Death]

"Listen Corn pop, I've got things covered."

https://www.icegif.com/wp-content/uploads/biden-sunglasses-icegif-2.gif

[Elizondo]

Guys...Joe Biden is the most popular President in the history of the US.

Don't ask questions.

His most loyal voters all showed up to the polls at 3-4AM in the morning

Gotta admire their commitment

[Botten]

His most loyal voters all showed up to the polls at 3-4AM in the morning

Gotta admire their commitment

Waaaahhhh Foxnews told Republican voter base to vote at the polls and some didn’t get to vote.

Democrats with lives voted by the ease and safety of mail.

Republican’s flail in uneducated stupidity.

Comedy ensues from the discust and disbelief of Laura Ingram at the loss of GA and more.

[PRogers]

you guys are silly.

At the end of the day they are both corrupt.

It just so happens that one side is in league with "reality" and "the real world" whatever that means.

[Encroaching Death]

you guys are silly.

At the end of the day they are both corrupt.

It just so happens that one side is in league with "reality" and "the real world" whatever that means.

How many genders are there now?

[PRogers]

As many as you want.

Remember the "free country" thing we always talk about??

Its a free country. Slam your pp in a sliding glass door for all i care.

[Encroaching Death]

As many as you want.

See thats the thing about freedom. You can choose.

https://media.tenor.com/PG7TQGmTPoMAAAAC/are-you-serious-spiderman.gif

[Toxigen]

As many as you want.

Remember the "free country" thing we always talk about??

Its a free country. Slam your pp in a sliding glass door for all i care.

nah

2 scoops 2 genders

[PRogers]

I dont give two shits about it.

Anyone whos worried about my position on pp's has pp's on the mind.

[Encroaching Death]

I dont give two shits about it.

Anyone whos worried about my position on pp's has pp's on the mind.

"It doesn't effect you!"

5 seconds later..

"We're taking away your kid because you won't accept him as a Demon Horse."

Demon Horse doesn't exist in reality.

[PRogers]

Get that straw man. Give him a left, ana right, now the bread basket! Good work kid!

[Elizondo]

"It doesn't effect you!"

5 seconds later..

"We're taking away your kid because you won't accept him as a Demon Horse."

Demon Horse doesn't exist in reality.

haha

Party of 'Reality" literally believes world gonna end in 10 years and there are a million genders

Pure Comedy

[Encroaching Death]

Get that straw man. Give him a left, ana right, now the bread basket! Good work kid!

Literally not a strawman.

[Ooloo]

It's good for kids' well being to chop their genitals off guys. Get with the times, and if you don't you might lose your kids!

-sane party of good people

[Elizondo]

It's perfectly normal to bring toddlers to drag shows where dudes with fake bitties wag their dirty balls in their face for a dollar bill

-sane party of good people

[loramin]

It's perfectly normal to fear people for being different from you ... but that doesn't make it right.

[Elizondo]

It's perfectly normal to fear people for being different from you ... but that doesn't make it right.

It's perfectly normal to think of children as nothing more than insects that can be squashed like a bug up to the moment of birth

-sane party of good people

[PRogers]

Your opinion does not matter.

You dont make policy.

Good luck.

[unsunghero]

It's perfectly normal to fear people for being different from you ... but that doesn't make it right.

Phobia to me always seems like a weird word choice

I am not immune to fear. I have a borderline phobia of sharks. Went through a shark phase as a kid where I studied them (mako was my favorite), drew them all day in class at school, etc. Then came 10ish straight years of shark nightmares. When I was jet skiing in the ocean off of Mexico and 7 foot dolphin shadow passed beneath my jet ski I became is paralyzed by fear thinking it was a shark that I almost fell onto it (before realizing that thank God it was just a dolphin)

If I have a phobia of any type of person, it would probably be a gang or cartel in the ghetto at night as a white dude. And I consider that a pretty rational phobia

So this idea of a phobia of lgbtqiat+*%*{} people is kind of absurd. It’s not a hate either. I dunno the right words because it varies from person to person but those probably aren’t as accurate as others could be

[Encroaching Death]

It's perfectly normal to fear people for being different from you ... but that doesn't make it right.

A bloody psychopath swinging a chainsaw is different than me.

Am I a bad person if I fear that person?

"Only the Sith deal in absolutes." (Even though that statement is an absolute)

Fuck the Sith and Fuck the Jedi.

And fuck the moral arbiters on the Left. They can eat all the dicks.

[unsunghero]

If we are going to restrict speech to save lives and health outcomes we have two possible positions on a spectrum

1 would be the current Twitter, which seems sort of an anything goes. If Twitter devolves into a cesspool of misinformation and bigotry it will chase 90% of decent people away, fail as a platform, and in that regard will be a decent experiment that type 1 does not work

In the middle of the spectrum we have how YouTube and the like currently operate. You can talk shit about trans people there and usually get away with it

But I propose a new type, on the other side of the spectrum. A type designed to save lives. This social media will require anyone who makes an account to allow social media to do a background check. Any person with a history of multiple incidents of violence and especially gang activity WILL NOT be able to make an account. This is because, according to interviews I’ve seen of gang members, a lot of gang beefs, and just beefs between young poor thugs in the ghetto, start or continue over social media. And sometimes end up in murder. Taking social media away from poor violent criminals will probably prevent more actual death than from all the 4chan inspired mass murderers combined, in terms of total deaths

For the health component, social media should go full credentialism. In order to post ANY opinion or recommendation about health, wellness, or medicine on social media you MUST show proof of a medical doctorate or a graduate-level degree in a related field. Most of my favorite heath and wellness experts I follow do have graduate degrees in either medicine, exercise science, and/or nutrition, so this wouldn’t change much about the information I take in. There are, unfortunately, some very smart/informed but not formally educated people like Derek from MPMD youtube channel who will be shut down, but unfortunately sometimes you gotta wash the baby out with the bath water

We have experiment 1, let’s see the experiment of the opposite: major speech control meant to save lives and protect health. If that starts to work, let’s restrict harder. Let’s make China jealous, IMO

[Encroaching Death]

If we are going to restrict speech to save lives and health outcomes we have two possible positions on a spectrum

1 would be the current Twitter, which seems sort of an anything goes. If Twitter devolves into a cesspool of misinformation and bigotry it will chase 90% of decent people away, fail as a platform, and in that regard will be a decent experiment that type 1 does not work

In the middle of the spectrum we have how YouTube and the like currently operate. You can talk shit about trans people there and usually get away with it

But I propose a new type, on the other side of the spectrum. A type designed to save lives. This social media will require anyone who makes an account to allow social media to do a background check. Any person with a history of multiple incidents of violence and especially gang activity WILL NOT be able to make an account. This is because, according to interviews I’ve seen of gang members, a lot of gang beefs, and just beefs between young poor thugs in the ghetto, start or continue over social media. And sometimes end up in murder. Taking social media away from poor violent criminals will probably prevent more actual death than from all the 4chan inspired mass murderers combined, in terms of total deaths

For the health component, social media should go full credentialism. In order to post ANY opinion or recommendation about health, wellness, or medicine on social media you MUST show proof of a medical doctorate or a graduate-level degree in a related field. Most of my favorite heath and wellness experts I follow do have graduate degrees in either medicine, exercise science, and/or nutrition, so this wouldn’t change much about the information I take in. There are, unfortunately, some very smart/informed but not formally educated people like Derek from MPMD youtube channel who will be shut down, but unfortunately sometimes you gotta wash the baby out with the bath water

We have experiment 1, let’s see the experiment of the opposite: major speech control meant to save lives and protect health. If that starts to work, let’s restrict harder. Let’s make China jealous, IMO

Or we can just tell the moral busy bodies to go fuck themselves and point to the 1st Amendment.

They've pushed us around too long.

No Compromise.

[unsunghero]

Or we can just tell the moral busy bodies to go fuck themselves and point to the 1st Amendment.

They've pushed us around too long.

No Compromise.

They can’t go fuck themselves. They are looking for meaning; they are the protagonists in their own life story of heroism. And we on the right are the evil mustache-twirling cartoon villains opposing them with our twisted schemes

Just last night we had a White Supremacy meeting about how we can keep black people from voting. I’ll DM you some of the ideas we came up with

[loramin]

Or we can just tell the moral busy bodies to go fuck themselves and point to the 1st Amendment.

They've pushed us around too long.

No Compromise.

You do understand the First Amendment has nothing whatsoever to do with companies stifling speech ... right?

It's about stopping the government from censoring speech. In fact, the right for private companies to censor whatever the hell they want is protected by the very amendment you reference.

(Now, that being said, even the 1st has limits: no yelling "fire" in a crowded theater and all that.)

[Ooloo]

It's perfectly normal to fear people for being different from you ... but that doesn't make it right.

Oh please. Yes, I do "fear" kids being abused when they are young, impressionable, easily confused and will trust whatever the adults in their lives tell them.

I don't particularly care what grown adults over the age of 18 choose to do. Have a blast, live your best life etc.. kids being exploited and abused is the whole issue. Lots of lgbtq people oppose this child drag show shit too, btw. Not to mention "gender affirming healthcare" which is another insidiously deceptive euphemism that skirts around ever describing what is entailed within it (much like "women's reproductive healthcare" which actually means killing a baby and throwing it in the garbage).

[Encroaching Death]

You do understand the First Amendment has nothing whatsoever to do with companies stifling speech ... right?

And why do we protect our speech from government interference?

Because it's shitty and undemocratic in nature to stifle speech period. No matter who is doing it.

And the 1st Amendment absolutely protects your speech from private people/groups.

Look up "Heckler's Veto". That specifically protects your speech from private violators.

And we've already proven that the US Government can't separate itself from private companies like Twitter and Facebook, so the 1st Amendment should absolutely apply here.

Full fucking stop.

[Encroaching Death]

Oh please. Yes, I do "fear" kids being abused when they are young, impressionable, easily confused and will trust whatever the adults in their lives tell them.

I don't particularly care what grown adults over the age of 18 choose to do. Have a blast, live your best life etc.. kids being exploited and abused is the whole issue. Lots of lgbtq people oppose this child drag show shit too, btw. Not to mention "gender affirming healthcare" which is another insidiously deceptive euphemism that skirts around ever describing what is entailed within it (much like "women's reproductive healthcare" which actually means killing a baby and throwing it in the garbage).

It's no use, bro.

They won't consider any of your concerns.

We have to respect their concerns. We have to obey their little social needs, but if you have any opinions or worries, fuck you. You have to sit down, shut up, and listen.

Fuck them.

[Encroaching Death]

(Now, that being said, even the 1st has limits: no yelling "fire" in a crowded theater and all that.)

And this isn't even true:

https://reason.com/2022/10/27/yes-you-can-yell-fire-in-a-crowded-theater/

[PRogers]

Its "disorderly conduct" to cause panic for fun.

Pretty easy arrest there.

[Encroaching Death]

Its "disorderly conduct" to cause panic for fun.

Pretty easy arrest there.

Yeah, you can get charged with that.

But not actually for saying the words.

[aussenseiter]

Look up "Heckler's Veto". That specifically protects your speech from private violators.


Who pays the security costs?

[Elizondo]

You do understand the First Amendment has nothing whatsoever to do with companies stifling speech ... right?

It's about stopping the government from censoring speech. In fact, the right for private companies to censor whatever the hell they want is protected by the very amendment you reference.

(Now, that being said, even the 1st has limits: no yelling "fire" in a crowded theater and all that.)

It's perfectly normal for The FBI to collude with Big Tech to censor Free Speech and act like The Gestapo

-sane party of good people

[PRogers]

Every day, one human on earth takes the biggest poop for that day for their species.

[PRogers]

It's perfectly normal for The FBI to collude with Big Tech to censor Free Speech and act like The Gestapo

-sane party of good people

You're allowed to ask a company to not print images of your pp or your families pp.

The company is allowed to say "yes, we do not support revenge porn on our platform."

You hate freedom.

[Encroaching Death]

Every day, one human on earth takes the biggest poop for that day for their species.

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/worlds-largest-dollop-of-human-poo-belongs-to-a-viking-man-and-is-on-display-at-uk-museum-3760817.html

[Encroaching Death]

You're allowed to ask a company to not print images of your pp or your families pp.

The company is allowed to say "yes, we do not support revenge porn on our platform."

You hate freedom.

A journalist is allowed to publish a story, regardless of how their source received it or if it also contains dick pics.

[PRogers]

Yep. Self-publishing is freedom.

[PRogers]

https://www.news18.com/news/buzz/worlds-largest-dollop-of-human-poo-belongs-to-a-viking-man-and-is-on-display-at-uk-museum-3760817.html

it was so powerful time stopped mattering.

For that day, going to wager that was the one.

[Encroaching Death]

Yep. Self-publishing is freedom.

Unless the government decides to call it "Russian disinformation".

[Trexller]

Every day, one human on earth takes the biggest poop for that day for their species.

that feeling when the poop pile in the toilet bowl breaks the water line

[Elizondo]

You're allowed to ask a company to not print images of your pp or your families pp.

The company is allowed to say "yes, we do not support revenge porn on our platform."

You hate freedom.

Laptop went from being 'Russian Disinfo' to 'Revenge Porn'

Groomers obsessed with Hunter's pp

[Botten]

Laptop went from being 'Russian Disinfo' to 'Revenge Porn'

Groomers obsessed with Hunter's pp

Says the republican who wants to investigate the porn laptop.

[PRogers]

Couldnt care less about shitter.

Southpark was right.

[Elizondo]

Says the republican who wants to investigate the porn laptop.

Laptop is real now? lol

What about the Trump 'Russian Pee Tape' you spent 6+ years wanting to see so badly

[Botten]

Laptop is real now? lol

What about the Trump 'Russian Pee Tape' you spent 6+ years wanting to see so badly

You tell me in your unhealthy obsession to talk about porn laptops, soiled tapes and drag queens parades?

Elizondo... are you coming out?

[Elizondo]

You tell me in your unhealthy obsession to talk about porn laptops, soiled tapes and drag queens parades?

Elizondo... are you coming out?

Laptop exists now? Is that a yes? rofl

[Encroaching Death]

You tell me in your unhealthy obsession to talk about porn laptops, soiled tapes and drag queens parades?

Elizondo... are you coming out?

Leftists are obsessed with piss play fetish.

They wanted Trump's piss soo bad lol

[Botten]

Leftists are obsessed with piss play fetish.

They wanted Trump's piss soo bad lol

Oh see it was Elizondo claiming that Dems said Trump was the one getting the golden shower from the Russian whores.

Which is it... you porn obsessed freaks?

[Encroaching Death]

Oh see it was Elizondo claiming that Dems said Trump was the one getting the golden shower from the Russian whores.

Which is it... you porn obsessed freaks?

The Left is obsessed with the debunked Piss Dossier.

Which is it? I don't remember the fake story. Why are you asking? You want hot piss details?

[Toxigen]

https://i.imgur.com/R1FIdVC.jpg

[PRogers]

Its a shame nobody cares

[Trexller]

Its a shame nobody cares

Its a shame that nobody realizes that American elections have always been a sham.

The first President was an appointee.

why would you leave something as important as a Presidential Election up to chance?

Answer: You wouldn't. There is too much at stake, you have too much to lose if the wrong person is made President.

If you're a major corporation or other "mega-interest" you cannot afford to leave the most powerful government office in the world in the hands of common plebs like us.

The system was rigged from day 1.

[BigChief]

nah

2 scoops 2 genders

A million people born with both sets of sex organs disagree.

Your perfect God fucks up quite often making people.
Maybe he should make more transexual clones like Eve, made from male DNA.

[BigChief]

Republican aide, Alan David Berlin, was arrested on charges that he wanted to engage in sex acts with a 15 year old boy while dressed in a panda costume.
Fox News producer Aaron Bruns pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years for possessing child pornography.
Republican activist and former presidential campaign chairmanJeffrey Claude Bartleson was arrested on charges of sexually molesting a 5-year old boy.
Republican activist and former chairman of the Christian County Republicans Royce Fessenden pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree child molestation and one count of second-degree statutory sodomy.
Republican parole board officer and former legislator George Christian (Chris) Ortloff pleaded guilty to attempting to lure 11- and 12-year-old girls to have sex with him.
Republican legislative aide Robert R. Groezinger pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography.
Republican legislator Robert A. McKee pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography.
Republican chief of staff Eric Feltner pleaded guilty to showing pornography to a 13-year old girl.
Republican presidential campaign official Matthew Joseph Elliott was convicted of sexual exploitation of a child.
Republican city councilman John Bryan killed himself after police began investigating allegations that he had molested three girls, including two of his adopted daughters, ages 12 and 15.
Republican legislator Ted Klaudt was charged with raping girls under the age of 16.
Republican city councilman Joseph Monteleone Jr. was found guilty of fondling underage girls.
Republican congressional aide Jeffrey Nielsen was arrested for having sex with a 14-year old boy.
Republican County Commissioner Patrick Lee McGuiresurrendered to police after allegedly molesting girls between the ages of 8 and 13.
Republican prosecutor Larry Corrigan was arrested for soliciting sex from 13-year old girls.
Republican Mayor Jeffrey Kyle Randall was sentenced to 275 days in jail for molesting two boys -- ages ten and 12 -- during a six-year period.
Republican County Board Candidate Brent Schepp was charged with molesting a 14-year old girl and killed himself three days later.
Republican Congressman Mark Foley abruptly resigned from Congress after "sexually explicit" emails surfaced showing him flirting with a 16-year old boy.
Republican executive Randall Casseday of the conservative Washington Times newspaper pleaded guilty to soliciting sex from a 13-year old girl on the internet.
Republican chairman of the Oregon Christian Coalition Lou Beres confessed to molesting a 13-year old girl.
Republican County Constable Larry Dale Floyd pleaded guilty to charges of soliciting sex from an 8-year old girl. Floyd has repeatedly won elections for Denton County, Texas, constable.
Republican judge Mark Pazuhanich pleaded no contest to fondling a 10-year old girl and was sentenced to 10 years probation.
Republican Party leader Bobby Stumbo was arrested for having sex with a 5-year old boy.
Republican petition drive manager Tom Randall pleaded guilty to molesting two girls under the age of 14, one of them the daughter of an associate in the petition business.
Republican County Chairman Armando Tebano pleaded guilty to fondling a 14-year-old girl.
Republican teacher and former city councilman John Collins pleaded guilty to sexually molesting 13 and 14 year old girls.
Republican campaign worker Mark Seidensticker is a convicted child molester.
Republican Mayor Philip Giordano is serving a 37-year sentence in federal prison for sexually abusing 8- and 10-year old girls.
Republican Mayor Tom Adams was arrested for distributing child pornography over the internet.
Republican Mayor John Gosek was arrested on charges of soliciting sex from two 15-year old girls.
Republican County Commissioner David Swartz pleaded guilty to molesting two girls under the age of 11 and was sentenced to 8 years in prison.
Republican legislator Edison Misla Aldarondo was sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping his daughter between the ages of 9 and 17.
Republican Committeeman John R. Curtain was charged with molesting a teenage boy and unlawful sexual contact with a minor.
Republican anti-abortion activist Howard Scott Heldreth is a convicted child rapist in Florida.
Republican zoning supervisor, Boy Scout leader and Lutheran church president Dennis L. Rader pleaded guilty to performing a sexual act on an 11-year old girl he murdered.
Republican anti-abortion activist Nicholas Morency pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography on his computer and offering a bounty to anybody who murders an abortion doctor.
Republican campaign consultant Tom Shortridge was sentenced to three years probation for taking nude photographs of a 15-year old girl.
Republican racist pedophile and United States Senator Strom Thurmond had sex with a 15-year old black girl which produced a child.
Republican pastor Mike Hintz, whom George W. Bush commended during the 2004 presidential campaign, surrendered to police after admitting to a sexual affair with a female juvenile.
Republican legislator Peter Dibble pleaded no contest to having an inappropriate relationship with a 13-year-old girl.
Republican advertising consultant Carey Lee Cramer was sentenced to six years in prison for molesting two 8-year old girls, one of whom appeared in an anti-Gore television commercial.
Republican fundraiser Lawrence E. King, Jr. organized child sex parties at the White House during the 1980s.
Republican lobbyist Craig J. Spence organized child sex parties at the White House during the 1980s.


There are about 15 more pages like this, so posting 1 case of something as "proof" is pretty dumb

[Trexller]

Its a shame that nobody realizes that American elections have always been a sham.

The first President was an appointee.

why would you leave something as important as a Presidential Election up to chance?

Answer: You wouldn't. There is too much at stake, you have too much to lose if the wrong person is made President.

If you're a major corporation or other "mega-interest" you cannot afford to leave the most powerful government office in the world in the hands of common plebs like us.

The system was rigged from day 1.

[Encroaching Death]

A million people born with both sets of sex organs disagree.

Your perfect God fucks up quite often making people.
Maybe he should make more transexual clones like Eve, made from male DNA.

Just 1 million?

Sorry, we live in a democracy. They lose.

[aussenseiter]

Just 1 million?

He/she/they is getting off on a technicality.

[Castle2.0]

*supposed crimes by a few supposed Republicans*

Cute anecdotes you got there, but facts don't care about your feelings or flimsy narratives.

Did you know a group representing 12% of the US population votes Democrat by a 62-point spread (73% D - 11% R), and this group makes up 38.4% of the prison population - a 3x representation?

Funny how the core of the D party is criminal.

The prison population is predominantly Democrat.

Oh, and you can also look up crimes by city... guess which are the worst by party? D.

D = the party of crime

Too ez.

[Botten]

Cute anecdotes you got there, but facts don't care about your feelings or flimsy narratives.

Did you know a group representing 12% of the US population votes Democrat by a 62-point spread (73% D - 11% R), and this group makes up 38.4% of the prison population - a 3x representation?

Funny how the core of the D party is criminal.

The prison population is predominantly Democrat.

Oh, and you can also look up crimes by city... guess which are the worst by party? D.

D = the party of crime

Too ez.

It is official Castle2.0 is a moron stating the prison population is voting Democrat.
That's right Maine (5,000 prisoners (https://www.prisonpolicy.org/profiles/ME.html)), Vermont (1,600 prisoners (https://nicic.gov/state-statistics/2019/vermont-2019)) and DoC (4,000 incarceration (https://cic.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/cic/page_content/attachments/CIC%20Annual%20Report%20FY%202019%20FINAL.pdf)) are ruining the election process.

Because the rest of those currently serving time can not vote.

But what did we expect in true Republican fashion statistics are made up on the fly and never supported.
Let the brainwashing for the GOP Voter base continue -> prime example Castle 2.0.


https://www.nonprofitvote.org/voting-in-your-state/voting-as-an-ex-offender/

Voting rights retained while in prison for a felony conviction in: Maine, Vermont, and the District of Columbia

Voting rights restored automatically upon release from prison in: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, and Virginia

Voting rights restored automatically upon completion of sentence, including prison, and both parole, and probation in: Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Washington*, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

Voting rights restoration can depend on the date or type of conviction, repayment of fines, the outcome of an individual petition to the government, or gubernatorial pardon in: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Florida, Delaware, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Wyoming.

[unsunghero]

He/she/they is getting off on a technicality.

[Encroaching Death]

It is official Castle2.0 is a moron stating the prison population is voting Democrat.
That's right Maine (5,000 prisoners (https://www.prisonpolicy.org/profiles/ME.html)), Vermont (1,600 prisoners (https://nicic.gov/state-statistics/2019/vermont-2019)) and DoC (4,000 incarceration (https://cic.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/cic/page_content/attachments/CIC%20Annual%20Report%20FY%202019%20FINAL.pdf)) are ruining the election process.

Because the rest of those currently serving time can not vote.

But what did we expect in true Republican fashion statistics are made up on the fly and never supported.
Let the brainwashing for the GOP Voter base continue -> prime example Castle 2.0.


https://www.nonprofitvote.org/voting-in-your-state/voting-as-an-ex-offender/

https://media.tenor.com/2LU7Mmk7RyQAAAAM/freddie-mercury-queen.gif

[Botten]

https://media.tenor.com/2LU7Mmk7RyQAAAAM/freddie-mercury-queen.gif

Great singer and movie to his tribute!

Castle2.0 butt hurt from the quote... in 3.... 2.... 1...

[Botten]

I am just glad even though Democrats we're paying for and receiving fraudulent votes in the swing state of Pennsylvania in "2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018" that it stopped December 31, of 2018 and has never nor will ever happen again in PA.

So we'll never get a candidate win by cheating that has brain damage who received fewer votes (due to slightly fewer brain damaged voters)

LoL Republicans were real cheated in PA.

Majority of 16k canceled Pa. mail-in ballots were from Democrats voters

https://www.wfmz.com/news/majority-of-16k-canceled-pa-mail-in-ballots-were-from-dems/article_24f39bf1-bf84-53eb-a59d-fe4c41e02386.html

Republicans gaming the system again.

[Jobaber]

Jan 6 vs Jan 6 committee

xl8mqLjiRJI

[Toxigen]

my pronouns are fuck you and thats why

[Encroaching Death]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/robert-telles-pleads-not-guilty-in-las-vegas-reporter-jeff-german-killing/

[Botten]

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/robert-telles-pleads-not-guilty-in-las-vegas-reporter-jeff-german-killing/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/05/06/indiana-gop-murder-andrew-wilhoite/


Republican GOP primary winner Andrew Wilhoite “allegedly struck her in the head” with a concrete, gallon-sized flower pot, placed her in his car and dumped her body in a nearby creek, according to the Indiana State Police.

[Jobaber]

https://i.imgur.com/MSwDMlJ.png

13VeFily_9I

https://www.c-span.org/video/?c5049897/matt-gaetz-kevin-mccarthy-earned-speakership

https://i.imgur.com/SNIzoOq.png

[Encroaching Death]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/05/06/indiana-gop-murder-andrew-wilhoite/

But was she a journalist doing a hit piece on him?

No. No, she wasn't.

I win again.

[Botten]

But was she a journalist doing a hit piece on him?

No. No, she wasn't.

I win again.

VS a woman trying to recovering from Cancer??????? with a concrete flower pot to the head..??? Really ... there is no winning anywhere; this was very tragic. Are you human?

[Encroaching Death]

VS a woman trying to recovering from Cancer??????? with a concrete flower pot to the head..??? Really ... there is no winning anywhere; this was very tragic. Are you human?

A politician who kills a journalist investigating him is 1000x worse than one who euthanizes a cancer-riddled patient, wanting to die.

Sorry hun.

[Botten]

A politician who kills a journalist investigating him is 1000x worse than one who euthanizes a cancer-riddled patient, wanting to die.

Sorry hun.

Tell does being a republican just wipe your conscious away for those that have cancer or need care? Because this is the second time you have stated no remorse for these victims.

[Encroaching Death]

Tell does being a republican just wipe your conscious away for those that have cancer or need care? Because this is the second time you have stated no remorse for these victims.

Just because I found one of the two scenarios worse, does not mean I endorse one.

But maybe she wanted to die? We don't know.