I'm Truly Impressed By the WH Plea For GA Voters To Stay Home

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The country may have the WH reactions to the election to blame for 2 years of Democratic leadership in the Senate, which every new Democratic president has had for more than a century.

In the couple of days after the election, I thought that the Democrats had very little chance to win both Senate seats in GA. After all, the Republicans were ahead; they just didn't have a majority. And, in Georgia, the Republicans come out in runoffs in much higher percentages than Democrats. The Republicans senators are incumbents. The senators could campaign on the need to have a Republican senate, which even one win would guarantee. Democrats would need to wait until 2022 to possibly win a Senate majority.

And NOW, the tide is turning, perhaps.
1) both senators have been forced to support Trump's claims of national victory.
2) both senators have been forced to ask for the Republican Secretary of State to resign. Trump called him an enemy of the state. BTW, the Republican governor who appointed him is one of the most loyal to Trump in the country, following his every lead, until now (even now, he is asking for investigations of any fraud in the election).
3) WH lawyers are in GA, with WH support, filing lawsuits against the state government, insisting that any election with the GA election machines in fraudulent, with many, many Republican ballots being changed to Democratic. Voters are being told that their vote won't count, so stay home.
4) When the state Republican party has rallies, there are many questions about why they should bother too vote, since president has made clear that their votes won't be counted.
 

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Trump then sent a number of retweets about [AZ governor] Ducey, including one that read, "Who needs Democrats when you have Republicans like Brian Kemp and Doug Ducey?" The President has also recently attacked Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, another member of his own party, over fraud allegations.

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It is the duty and responsibility of the State Authorities to secure records and investigate allegations of fraud. None of the governors have done so.
If Trump were a private citizen reporting fraud, he would receive the exact same treatment or worse. That is why we have so much voter fraud!
How would you feel toward a State Official, who, after you reported voter fraud, proceeded to toss out the ballots and wipe the disk, saying, "There isn't any voter fraud?"
 
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It is the duty and responsibility of the State Authorities to secure records and investigate allegations of fraud. None of the governors have done so.
If Trump were a private citizen reporting fraud, he would receive the exact same treatment or worse. That is why we have so much voter fraud!
How would you feel toward a State Official, who, after you reported voter fraud, proceeded to toss out the ballots and wipe the disk, saying, "There isn't any voter fraud?"

What was my evidence beyond President Trump losing?
 
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It is the duty and responsibility of the State Authorities to secure records and investigate allegations of fraud. None of the governors have done so.
If Trump were a private citizen reporting fraud, he would receive the exact same treatment or worse. That is why we have so much voter fraud!
How would you feel toward a State Official, who, after you reported voter fraud, proceeded to toss out the ballots and wipe the disk, saying, "There isn't any voter fraud?"
Correction, it is their duty to investigate serious allegations of election fraud. There have not been any.
 
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Correction, it is their duty to investigate serious allegations of election fraud. There have not been any.
IT is not theirs to judge what is serious. It is theirs to investigate allegations, sworn affidavits before a magistrate, and there are plenty of those, witness's, to file complaints
 
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IT is not theirs to judge what is serious. It is theirs to investigate allegations, sworn affidavits before a magistrate, and there are plenty of those, witness's, to file complaints
Not so. They have to be able to do so. Otherwise nothing would get done. They would forever be investigating claims of crazies.

And no, the evidence you claim does not appear to exist. There are only claims of sworn affidavits etc.. When asked for evidence at trials none is presented. That is why the vast majority of cases have been thrown out.
 
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Not so. They have to be able to do so. Otherwise nothing would get done. They would forever be investigating claims of crazies.

And no, the evidence you claim does not appear to exist. There are only claims of sworn affidavits etc.. When asked for evidence at trials none is presented. That is why the vast majority of cases have been thrown out.
I doubt that any amount of any kind of evidence is going the change anyone's mind. What convinces me does not convince you and it is not my reason for coming here.
I do appreciate your participation on this thread and I will see you around the forum
Good night!
 
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I doubt that any amount of any kind of evidence is going the change anyone's mind. What convinces me does not convince you and it is not my reason for coming here.
I do appreciate your participation on this thread and I will see you around the forum
Good night!
You may be projecting. Those that support Trump's wild claims are those that don't follow the evidence. They are also the ones that claim to have evidence but never supply it. Judges can and do throw cases out of court when one side has no evidence.

Right now you appear to be accusing others of your sins. When I said there was no evidence the proper way to oppose my claim was by posting examples of evidence. But perhaps you know that the Trump supporters only have claims of evidence.
 
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I have been of the opinion that trump has been knowingly destroying US government from the inside with his cabinet and department chairs appointments (why else would you put DeVos at Education, Carson at HUD, Perdue at Agriculture, Perry at Energy, etc.), but I wasn't expecting trump to destroy the Republican Party from the inside as well.

Not okay with trump damaging US government from the inside, but perfectly happy to have him do it to the Republican Party.
 
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I have been of the opinion that trump has been knowingly destroying US government from the inside with his cabinet and department chairs appointments (why else would you put DeVos at Education, Carson at HUD, Perdue at Agriculture, Perry at Energy, etc.), but I wasn't expecting trump to destroy the Republican Party from the inside as well.

Not okay with trump damaging US government from the inside, but perfectly happy to have him do it to the Republican Party.




What do you think they were laughing about? It has always been part of the plan. Too bad the Republicans fell for it.


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Everything is so rigged and unfair! They shouldn't vote to show their loyalty to Trump!



If someone is telling you not to vote and you comply, then you deserve to lose your representation. Personally , I don't think they will listen. Republicans typically do turn out to vote, but maybe they will surprise us all this time and give up their right to vote because someone they idolize told them to.
 
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It is the duty and responsibility of the State Authorities to secure records and investigate allegations of fraud. None of the governors have done so.
If Trump were a private citizen reporting fraud, he would receive the exact same treatment or worse. That is why we have so much voter fraud!
How would you feel toward a State Official, who, after you reported voter fraud, proceeded to toss out the ballots and wipe the disk, saying, "There isn't any voter fraud?"
Georgia ordered an audit of all the ballots, which is unheard of. While i think it might have resulted in the largest voter shift in history of recounts, it only added a tiny amount of ballots and did nothing to change Biden's pretty large lead.
 
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Georgia ordered an audit of all the ballots, which is unheard of. While i think it might have resulted in the largest voter shift in history of recounts, it only added a tiny amount of ballots and did nothing to change Biden's pretty large lead.
Well, I don't think the shift happened just because they did an audit of all the ballots. That shift would have likely come about regardless during the normal auditing because there'd have been a clear discrepancy between the number of votes cast and the number of votes reported to the state. Just a cursory look at the overall data would have shown that they were missing some reported votes.
 
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I doubt that any amount of any kind of evidence is going the change anyone's mind.
Have you tried a "non-zero" amout of evidence?
 
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