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"I want to harass voters in Georgia"- @murdered meat bag
OK retard, you could just call people in Georgia at random and accuse them of voter fraud instead, if that will work out your Trump energy
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OK retard, you could just call people in Georgia at random and accuse them of voter fraud instead, if that will work out your Trump energy
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The testimony to the Georgia Senate committee discussed Dodge County not Fulton.
It showed the real time reported data on election night.
Trump's cumulative vote was shown dropping in real time.
How can a cumulative vote count show a drop at any time? The question is how is this possible? Was there a mistake in the vote count itself? Is the testimony false? I expected to have read at least one deboonker article by now, the testimony happened days ago, but nothing so far.
But then again I'm replying to a retard who doesn't know the difference between total and cumulative so jokes on me I guess.
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They performed a signature audit of Cobb and found a whopping 2 impermissible signatures out of 15K - one where a wife signed for her husband's ballot and one where someone signed on the front of the envelope but not the back or some shit. 15K was 10% of the total votes in that county. Someone had suggested the Georgia judiciary committee was going to order a similar one for Fulton, because that committee tends to take everything presented to it at face value.
Today I learned that entering data into anything more complicated than a spreadsheet is literally impossible.
Which is interesting when an earlier item in the realm of testimony hinged on the whole process of adjudicating votes. Oh, oh, this is for the machines only now that that avenue failed to pan out, I see!
Then I also learned that this process was somehow done in parallel between the ballots and the data, such that ballot audits showed no irregularities repeatedly.
And that this event has already been forgotten about, where the Dems' votes were subtracted between the official and the 'reported' amount due to a technical bed-shitting. And lastly, that people continue to believe literally anything they cannot themselves verify just so long as it's in a slideshow or has some cool visual effects.
Today I learned that entering data into anything more complicated than a spreadsheet is literally impossible.
Which is interesting when an earlier item in the realm of testimony hinged on the whole process of adjudicating votes. Oh, oh, this is for the machines only now that that avenue failed to pan out, I see!
Then I also learned that this process was somehow done in parallel between the ballots and the data, such that ballot audits showed no irregularities repeatedly.
And that this event has already been forgotten about, where the Dems' votes were subtracted between the official and the 'reported' amount due to a technical bed-shitting. And lastly, that people continue to believe literally anything they cannot themselves verify just so long as it's in a slideshow or has some cool visual effects.
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Happy 2021 fags, Biden's your president!
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You mentioned Fulton County having a negative vote count for Trump. I showed you why that was wrong. Now it's Dodge county?
I know you are living in an alternate reality, and any time you are called on it, you just scream "DEBOONKED!" like a retard because you can't handle the fact that your cult leader lost. The fact you can't even handle someone debunking your lies without going into an autistic rage and just saying that retarded "DEBOONKED!" thing shows that you are really, really stupid and intentionally ignorant.
And yeah, I watched the video. I still don't get how he deduced that Trump's counts went down from what he is saying. He is just making the claims that Trump's vote totals went down, without showing that they actually did (other than with his own numbers). Also, lol at the source. I know you Trump cultists are easily conned, naive and gullible as shit, but that's a new low. You legit believe the only person telling the truth is a career grifter and that every judge in America is lying. You should talk to your case worker about getting therapy because you really need it.
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No I didn't. I said that they were refusing to do a signature audit in Fulton, which from what I've read is correct.
The video discusses the cumulative vote count in Dodge County not the total count. It shows Trumps vote falling during the count. This is the allegation. I have no idea if it's true or not but that's what's in the testimony.
If this is true then the only explanation is that there was either some fuck up during the count which was corrected in real time (possible but no one has claimed this) or there was fuckery going on.
The witness claims to be using the states own election data to prepare the analysis. It should be easy to debunk this if he is lying, but I haven't seen any articles or reports with a believable counter. Which is unusual as the deboonks are normally rushed out at light speed by the media.
A vote reduction during a count cannot happen, it's impossible, unless there was a mistake or there was fraud going on. You get that right?
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Over the past few years, there were a few prophecies circling around the internet that claimed that Trump was going to be the last genuine president of the United States. I felt that it was bullshit at the time, but given how things are playing out right now and the inevitable chaos that it will create (not just from the election fuckery, but that will play a huge role), I cannot help but to think that it could very well be a possibility.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter saw to that while Trump was still busy monitoring the situation.
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The thing about sports is that one learns to lose with grace. If your team gets fucked over by the refs, you can bitch all you want - I give myself 24 hours to mope about it as a rule. But at the end of the day your team shouldn't have put itself in a position to be screwed by outside factors. You can complain post-game to the commissioner about how the ref performed, but at the end of the day you have to move on.
Personally I see this situation very similar to sports. As long as the "commissioner" takes a good look at, and goes through the processes to make the situation transparent and unable to be duplicated, I am satisfied.
The way I see it, Trump was up by three touchdowns in January. He had the economy booming. The greatest knock you could put on him was that he didn't get a lot done, and when he did do shit it was accompanied by driving the deficit up. But his strengths were the economy, and shit was clearly in his favor.
The media needed a catastrophe to turn things in their favor. A test they wagered that Trump could not pass. And it came in the form of the wuflu. And they played him like a fiddle, making a rather benign virus into a financial crisis, hitting Trump where his strength was. If we want to go back to football references, they dared the QB to throw, and the ball got intercepted over and over again.
We haven't had a good test for our leaders since the Cuban missile crisis. We have skated by for 50 plus years with half rate politicians, never weening out those who were not up to par. And it was looking a lot like Trump was going to join those fairweather politicians, skating by on a lack of conflict or struggle. When politicians are too busy fixing things, we tend to see that they stop pushing their agendas as fiercely.
A financial and economic crisis of this level did not have to occur, but because near everyone in DC is untested and unwilling, we continue to nose dive. It took trump's strength away. The QB could not throw anymore.
We get to November/October and Trump shoots himself in the foot with a single move: he says he is tabling disucsison about stimulus checks until after the election. This is the football equivalent of a quarterback throwing a pick-six, the defense scoring on his interception. Because he basically handed them the election with this move.
I realize the hand Trump has been dealt was not good, but you can't complain that you lost entirely because of reasons far exceeding your control. You threw a bunch of interceptions! The choices he made while this thing unfolded up to November were piss poor and never with confidence.
A lot of people did not like Churchill, but the guy was confident and stood tall in the storm that brewed around him. He did not waver and that brought hope to people. Trump on the other hand continued to tweet a storm up and quite frankly, words are cheap. I understand he does not have much freedom in how he is portrayed in mainstream media, but continuing to act like a 16 year old with a grudge about another girl stealing her boyfriend on Twitter is not what people want to hear from an elected leader. Even if they disagree, during hard times people need direction. When they have lost their jobs and ability to do things they love, they get fucking depressed and they don't want a guy who is going to walk a tightrope and never definitively stand up to weather the storm with confidence.
In fact, trump continues to make strides on foreign policy in the middle east, but this hurts him more than helps him domestically. If we wanna get back to the football references, it is like your college QB decides he wants to flirt with the NFL for the entire off-season, comes back for their senior year, and clearly does not give a shit.
Anyone who was on the fence was now feeling abandoned. Those people who voted Trump over Hillary in 2016 because it was the better of two evils? Those guys saw trump as the less desirable candidate now. The positions were reversed. And it shocks me that he cannot see this. It is either his own pride or his reliance too heavily on someone who is giving him awful advice.
So sure, the game is on the line and the refs (in this case, possibility of voter fraud) decide the game. But it didn't have to be this close. He didn't have to put them in a position where they could decide it. He made plenty of mistakes, and he should own up to those. But thats not how DC runs.
The only things left to do once the clock reaches zero is to formally complain about the refs, work to ensure such an outcome does not occur again. This and losing with grace. Shaking your opponent's hand and remembering that in four years you will have another game to play.
Don't get me wrong, I want all avenues to be explored. I want the processes to be upheld and results to be thoroughly validated each and every election - even when it is not close. Because a fair game is way better to play. Because after one team starts playing dirty, putting late hits on your QB, twisting ankles in the pile, jawing off between plays, everyone loses.
And if you fuck up royally enough they cancel the game because both sides just can't fucking handle themselves. And what that means in the non sports world is that we lose the ability to be objective, acting up to the point where these politicians feel like we aren't adult enough to make our own decisions. And while that may manifest in a situation where we have mandatory lockdowns, the very end of that road is that they believe we can't even handle electing our own officials.
Just.... as someone whose family was destroyed by the USSR, I don't trust people to make my choices for me.
Personally I see this situation very similar to sports. As long as the "commissioner" takes a good look at, and goes through the processes to make the situation transparent and unable to be duplicated, I am satisfied.
The way I see it, Trump was up by three touchdowns in January. He had the economy booming. The greatest knock you could put on him was that he didn't get a lot done, and when he did do shit it was accompanied by driving the deficit up. But his strengths were the economy, and shit was clearly in his favor.
The media needed a catastrophe to turn things in their favor. A test they wagered that Trump could not pass. And it came in the form of the wuflu. And they played him like a fiddle, making a rather benign virus into a financial crisis, hitting Trump where his strength was. If we want to go back to football references, they dared the QB to throw, and the ball got intercepted over and over again.
We haven't had a good test for our leaders since the Cuban missile crisis. We have skated by for 50 plus years with half rate politicians, never weening out those who were not up to par. And it was looking a lot like Trump was going to join those fairweather politicians, skating by on a lack of conflict or struggle. When politicians are too busy fixing things, we tend to see that they stop pushing their agendas as fiercely.
A financial and economic crisis of this level did not have to occur, but because near everyone in DC is untested and unwilling, we continue to nose dive. It took trump's strength away. The QB could not throw anymore.
We get to November/October and Trump shoots himself in the foot with a single move: he says he is tabling disucsison about stimulus checks until after the election. This is the football equivalent of a quarterback throwing a pick-six, the defense scoring on his interception. Because he basically handed them the election with this move.
I realize the hand Trump has been dealt was not good, but you can't complain that you lost entirely because of reasons far exceeding your control. You threw a bunch of interceptions! The choices he made while this thing unfolded up to November were piss poor and never with confidence.
A lot of people did not like Churchill, but the guy was confident and stood tall in the storm that brewed around him. He did not waver and that brought hope to people. Trump on the other hand continued to tweet a storm up and quite frankly, words are cheap. I understand he does not have much freedom in how he is portrayed in mainstream media, but continuing to act like a 16 year old with a grudge about another girl stealing her boyfriend on Twitter is not what people want to hear from an elected leader. Even if they disagree, during hard times people need direction. When they have lost their jobs and ability to do things they love, they get fucking depressed and they don't want a guy who is going to walk a tightrope and never definitively stand up to weather the storm with confidence.
In fact, trump continues to make strides on foreign policy in the middle east, but this hurts him more than helps him domestically. If we wanna get back to the football references, it is like your college QB decides he wants to flirt with the NFL for the entire off-season, comes back for their senior year, and clearly does not give a shit.
Anyone who was on the fence was now feeling abandoned. Those people who voted Trump over Hillary in 2016 because it was the better of two evils? Those guys saw trump as the less desirable candidate now. The positions were reversed. And it shocks me that he cannot see this. It is either his own pride or his reliance too heavily on someone who is giving him awful advice.
So sure, the game is on the line and the refs (in this case, possibility of voter fraud) decide the game. But it didn't have to be this close. He didn't have to put them in a position where they could decide it. He made plenty of mistakes, and he should own up to those. But thats not how DC runs.
The only things left to do once the clock reaches zero is to formally complain about the refs, work to ensure such an outcome does not occur again. This and losing with grace. Shaking your opponent's hand and remembering that in four years you will have another game to play.
Don't get me wrong, I want all avenues to be explored. I want the processes to be upheld and results to be thoroughly validated each and every election - even when it is not close. Because a fair game is way better to play. Because after one team starts playing dirty, putting late hits on your QB, twisting ankles in the pile, jawing off between plays, everyone loses.
And if you fuck up royally enough they cancel the game because both sides just can't fucking handle themselves. And what that means in the non sports world is that we lose the ability to be objective, acting up to the point where these politicians feel like we aren't adult enough to make our own decisions. And while that may manifest in a situation where we have mandatory lockdowns, the very end of that road is that they believe we can't even handle electing our own officials.
Just.... as someone whose family was destroyed by the USSR, I don't trust people to make my choices for me.
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You wouldn't even believe a debunk if it was issued and ironclad. That's why you automatically dismiss any debunk as just a "DEBOONK" with that retarded meme. You just refuse to believe that your daddy lost, fair and square, so you double down and hide behind "DEBOOONK" like an autistic spas.
Some retard giving some crappy analysis, with no sources cited, on a conspiracy right-wing network is hardly a "hearing".
Your cult leader lost. Get over it, snowflake. You guys are worse than the Hillary fans were 4 years ago
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The Ted Cruz redemption arc keeps getting better and better and it looks like McConnell is losing control of the party thankfully.
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11 is a pretty significant number, but they need 51 Senators in order to override the Electoral College. And knowing how things stand right now, they still don't have the votes in either the house or senate. However though, you're correct that this vote proves that McConnell is no longer in control of the party anymore. It's Trump's.
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Words are easy to say and a Congresscritter's lips are even easier to buy.
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Bull Moose worked out great for both Teddy and the Republicans he fueded with, so my question is: will Kamala be Woodrow 2.0, or is there someone else in the wings?
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Ted Cruz cucks again! Imagine simping this hard for a man who insulted your wife and father.
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I just realized something.
Among the eleven, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue (whose seats are on the line in three days) are no where to be found.
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Who do you think is telling the truth?
Every judge in the nation?
or
A career conman who ran a fraudulent charity in New York?
Apparently the Trump simps think the latter, but anyone with a functioning brain would say the former. I can't imagine being so in love with a fat 75 year old grifter that I'd throw all reality out the window. It must be nice to live in such an alternate reality
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The Qoomers are going off, Jan 6 starting to look fun
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It's a nobrainer token action that would shore-up the Trump base. Seems like they are still under the impression Trump's base will just fall in line or they know that uniparty rigging is the new normal.I just realized something.
Among the eleven, Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue (who's seats are on the line in three days) are no where to be found.