| To: i-node who wrote (215657) | 10/26/2021 9:17:57 AM | | From: Lane3 | | | | If you think WS, where all this horseshit began, is not important
Never said that. Only that it was not relevant to the topic on the table at that moment.
There are lots of elements to the steal thing. The one on the table was evidence that Hemingway or anyone else might to demonstrate that the D's "used covid to rig" the election. What you posted about Wisconsin had to do with voter registration rolls and excuses for voting by mail. Two different elements.
I don't know if you really have that disorganized a mind or whether you were intentionally using Wisconsin as a diversion to avoid digging into your Hemingway book and finding what evidence she had for her charge. Either way, I didn't fall for it.
I offered you an easy opportunity to display the evidence and prove your case. Are you going to check the Hemingway book for the basis for her charge? Or did you already look and find that she had none?
BTW, as a courtesy, I did comment separately on the Wisconsin thing after you called my attention to it. You ignored it. Guess it wasn't so important after all. |
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| To: combjelly who wrote (215630) | 10/26/2021 12:01:38 PM | | From: Brumar89 | | | | | My own opinion is Trump, in h is heart of hearts, knows damn well he lost the election and so does inode and Mollie Hemingway. They simply have no character and have decided to embrace lies as a political tactic. There are people who sincerely believe the Big Lie, but they're really low IQ types. |
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| To: Brumar89 who wrote (215666) | 10/26/2021 12:16:39 PM | | From: Bill | | | | | You seem to think the legacy media would have a duty to publicize political gossip about Trump's lovelife, right? You think it's a campaign issue. Well, Twitter blocked a legitimate campaign issue. Maybe they should be prosecuted. |
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| To: Lane3 who wrote (215662) | 10/26/2021 12:43:36 PM | | From: i-node | | | | >> The one on the table was evidence that Hemingway or anyone else might to demonstrate that the D's "used covid to rig" the election.
The proof of that is easy. They admitted it.
Rahm Emanuel, in a WaPo opinion piece, made it clear: "Let's Make Sure This Crisis Doesn't Go to Waste" (March 25, 2020). A Democrat party leader makes it clear the race to corrupt the process is on.
Wisconsin (and Dewine's cancellation in Ohio) provided the basic realization that Covid would be the way forward for stealing (or "rigging" if you like that better) the election.
Wisconsin's Evers said, "Having as many absentee ballots as possible is absolutely top priority" (which Jimmy Carter himself declared the greatest threat to our election integrity only about four or five presidential elections ago); nothing had changed. This took a pretty unimportant election in Wisconsin and made it the model that established the outer limits for what they could get away with during COVID. And demonstrated the intent to steal the elections.
From there the entire election process snowballed. An academic organization that tracked the litigation found more than FIVE HUNDRED cases over the ensuing months. You had the teachers unions and AFL-CIO, the SEIU, everybody who was anybody getting in the act to demand expansion of high-risk mail-in balloting and to permit vote counting to extend well past Election Day.
They lied. They claimed Wisconsin was going to become a "super spreader" with absolutely no evidence to that effect. Carville said [Republicans] would kill people to stay in power. Of course, there was no such superspreader event, but I don't think the media ever reported on those numbers. Did you hear it?
It is pretty hard to make a cogent argument that COVID wasn't used to rig the election. It was the predicate for essentially all of the manipulations to established procedures, for Zuckerberg's private funding of election operations with string attached, for the move to mail-in and absentee balances inappropriately, the lies to voters about claiming they were confined to be able to vote absentee, all of it.
What there wasn't is a document that said, "We're going to break the law to steal this election" -- which apparently is the only evidence you'll accept on which to base an accusation against Democrats.
Meanwhile, you require the weakest cases of hearsay to claim Trump is evil, even if the hearsay has long been disproved.
Honesty, from Democrats, is gone. Very disappointing to see it happen in you, but it is a sort of disease. AFAIK there is no cure, no treatment. |
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| From: Ron | 10/26/2021 12:45:20 PM | | | | | | After crying fraud, Republicans go silent when Nevada ally is charged with voting twice
Days after the November 2020 election, Kirk Hartle appeared on Las Vegas television, his brow furrowed and voice tinged with disbelief.
Someone, he said, had intercepted the ballot mailed to his wife, Rosemarie, and cast it in her stead. Rosemarie Hartle died of breast cancer in 2017.
"That is pretty sickening to me, to be honest with you," Hartle told KLAS-TV.
For President Trump, his campaign surrogates and their champions in the conservative media, it was an outrage and, they claimed, a mere hint of the widespread fraud that cost Trump not just Nevada's six precious electoral votes
Last week, the state's Democratic attorney general, working with Nevada's Republican secretary of state, announced that investigators had cracked the case. Hartle, 55, was charged with two counts of fraud: voting more than once in the same election and voting using another person's name. He allegedly forged his late wife's signature to cast the ballot she'd been sent.
He is a registered Republican and the chief financial officer of Ahern Rentals, a heavy-equipment leasing firm in Las Vegas whose owner, Don Ahern, is a prominent Trump supporter.
latimes.com |
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| To: Brumar89 who wrote (215664) | 10/26/2021 12:45:50 PM | | From: i-node | | | | >> If Cohen broke a law, then Trump, who asked him to do it, did as well.
That is not how the law works. C breaks law therefore T broke law?
>> he DID serve time for it.
People serve time for laws they didn't break ALL THE TIME. There are thousands of people doing just that at this moment. Ever heard of a "plea bargain"? |
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| To: Brumar89 who wrote (215665) | 10/26/2021 12:48:45 PM | | From: i-node | | | | >> so does inode and Mollie Hemingway.
He lost the election. And Hemingway would say the same.
But the election was rigged. Which means it doesn't really count as a loss. That would be unfair to millions of voters as well as to Trump himself. It is far closer to being a stolen election than it is to being a fair one.
In this country, we should not have allowed it. Democrats cannot be allowed to recover from that.
Perhaps Biden is God's punishment for Democrats being so fucking stupid. |
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