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Voter fraud?

So, mark meadows is being investigated for voter fraud in north carolina.
You just make this shit up!
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MarineBob · 56-60, M
Regardless of political party do you think upon conviction of election/voter fraud the sentence should only be the maximum with no plea bargain allowed?
Carla · 61-69, F
@MarineBob im not in the law profession, but that doesnt sound unreasonable.
@MarineBob would this count?
[image deleted][youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxR3MOlWCVc]
trump saying we only want to find 11780 votes
Subsumedpat · 36-40, M
@markansas It might, the special grand jury in fulton county has not acted yet.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas this phone call, in my mind, would be 11260 cases of voter fraud, leveled against trump.
@Subsumedpat money has a lot to do with it. kinda sad tho.
@Carla the man did his job . he recorded the talk and reported the talk. i give him credit for that alone.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas shone a light for certain. Whether it has any impact still remains to be seen.
dancingtongue · 80-89, M
@MarineBob Only plea bargains if it leads to convictions farther up the food chain. Otherwise full maximum in a real prison, not the white collar crime country clubs, if they were the hypocrites screaming election fraud while doing it themselves.
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Carla · 61-69, F
@SomeMichGuy this battle cry "stolen election" has had far reaching effects on our system. All the while, it's republicans that are being shown to be frauds.
Who'd of thunk it?
@MarineBob Tracey Kay McKee of Scottsdale has admitted to signing her late mother’s name on one and mailing it in, said the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.

A plea agreement recommends McKee be sentenced to probation with no more than 90 days in jail, fined about $2,000 and spend 100 hours doing community service.

In Cochise County, Krista Michelle Conner is accused of signing her late mother’s name and submitting her early ballot.

The Arizona Secretary of State’s Office said Conner and McKee are both registered as Republicans.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas so...all of the dead voters are republican?🤔
@Carla that was only one case there might be more. still not enough election fraud to change the outcome. yet. they will get better i am sure.
edited for fun.. republican zombies on the rise.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas i know it would make no difference. But the irony alone is delicious.
@Carla i would worry about this more and republicans are better at it than demarcates are.
[image deleted]restricting voting for those they dont like.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas it does concern me.
The right has used the idea of unchecked and prolific voter fraud as their reasoning behind voting restrictions. The gerrymandering is done by both parties. Maybe better by the right...
@Carla

[quote]so...all of the dead voters are republican?[/quote]

DUH!

If you're DEAD, the only issue you have is leaving your grave alone.

They are for small government, no social programs, no defense programs, etc.

Actually, they are the ultimate libertarians! lol
Carla · 61-69, F
@SomeMichGuy libertarians, republicans...
Do they even know what they are?
@Carla here is what texas is doing right now.Here’s how Texas Republicans crafted one of the most politically and racially skewed maps of this redistricting cycle.[image deleted]By re-gerrymandering, Republicans were able to lock in a lopsided 24–14 advantage for Republicans in a state that is increasingly becoming a central battleground.
@Carla They don't care...lol
@markansas It certainly doesn't reflect variety of opinion.
Carla · 61-69, F
@markansas between this and installing officials that are perfectly willing to refuse and reverse results, and making it very difficult for marginalized communities to vote, i think this is the most egregious form of voter fraud.
It turns the entire system fraudulent.
@SomeMichGuy One man, one vote, or one person, one vote, expresses the principle that individuals should have equal representation in voting.
[image deleted]this would fix gerrymandering on both sides.
@Carla yes and i will post this twice for all to see
[image deleted]one person one vote would cure this problem
@markansas
[quote]One man, one vote, or one person, one vote, expresses the principle that individuals should have equal representation in voting.[/quote]

Yes. I have been aware of this for decades.

[quote]this would fix gerrymandering on both sides.[/quote]

Well, no. The gerrymandering does not get rid of votes...but it dilutes the voice of multiple votes.

As long as we have representatives, there will have to be a choosing of how to draw districts.

I think it should be an open-source computer program which anyone can run.

HOWEVER ..

Direct election of nationally-elected officials, and national election laws in Amendments, would be great.

The nonsense of trying to get votes only in some places would tend to go away, and California Republicans, rural Democrats, etc., would not have their votes hidden.

And the attempt to screw with votes would be much harder.

And if we fix how $ gets into elections, THAT will fix MANY things...