Voters remorse Biden's scandals

[Mountainmanbob]

Voter remorse? “Can I change my vote?” trending on Google search this past week

Biden's revealing comments about putting a lid on fossil fuel subsidies/production (not to mention his continued "lids" on public/press appearances and access), endless gaffes, and the Hunter Biden computer scandal, may all be playing into the voter remorse.

 

[NerdGirl]

I think that harrying people to vote early is irresponsible.

 

[Fantine]

I think closing polling locations and understaffing and undersupplying them in urban areas so that lines are hours long is both irresponsible and malevolent.

 

[Arc F1]

I think closing polling locations and understaffing and undersupplying them in urban areas so that lines are hours long is both irresponsible and malevolent.

I live in an urban area. Voted yesterday, took me about 15 minutes.

 

[PloverWing]

Interesting that the Not the Bee author assumes that people who want to change their vote are people who cast votes for Biden. There are other votes that one could cast. There are even other races besides the presidential one.

 

[Fantine]

I live in an urban area. Voted yesterday, took me about 15 minutes.

And that is why early voting is necessary. We have seen the videos of 90 year old black women waiting hours.
In Texas hundreds of polling places have closed, almost all in minority areas.

 

[Isilwen]

Voted blue all the way down the ballot this election. No remorse here!!

 

[com7fy8]

I suppose someone could change one's vote, then discover more about the one he or she changed to, and then want to change one's vote again.

Or, you can deny everything about your candidate and stay with him or her. Claim you are so superior to other people, that you can't possibly be wrong.

In any case, God is able to use anyone, use anything for His good. He used Judas, and it seems more came from what Judas did, than what came from the disciples who just scampered away after claiming how they would never run out on Jesus.

But, of course, being used while he was evil was not good for Judas.

The way to vote is prayer, I would say, and then obey. Obedience has gotten more done > Genesis 22:18, Romans 5:19 < than what people have gotten to happen on our own.

 

[Fantine]

I just wish I lived in a state where my vote made a difference.

 

[Arc F1]

And that is why early voting is necessary. We have seen the videos of 90 year old black women waiting hours.
In Texas hundreds of polling places have closed, almost all in minority areas.

What kind of person wouldn't let a 90 year old woman of any color go ahead of them? Says something about the changes going on right now. It's not uncommon at all to see absolutely no respect for older people today.

 

[cow451]

I think that harrying people to vote early is irresponsible.

Is that Debra Harrying or Prince Harrying?

 

[Wolseley]

I live in the ruralest of rural areas (absolutely despise cities), but I'll still be at my polling place as soon as it opens a week from today. It'll be a repeat of my vote in 2016: in and out, straight Republican ticket, bim, bam, boom, and done. I'm not a Republican, nor do I have any great love or admiration for the Republicans, but there is no way, under ANY circumstances, that I would vote for a Democrat. I spent years of my life in the military, defending this country from totalitarian socialists; there's no way I'm going to vote for one.

 

[cow451]

Interesting that the Not the Bee author assumes that people who want to change their vote are people who cast votes for Biden. There are other votes that one could cast. There are even other races besides the presidential one.

Can I change my vote for 2000?

 

[cow451]

I live in the ruralest of rural areas (absolutely despise cities), but I'll still be at my polling place as soon as it opens a week from today. It'll be a repeat of my vote in 2016: in and out, straight Republican ticket, bim, bam, boom, and done. I'm not a Republican, nor do I have any great love or admiration for the Republicans, but there is no way, under ANY circumstances, that I would vote for a Democrat. I spent years of my life in the military, defending this country from totalitarian socialists; there's no way I'm going to vote for one.

You do realize that the Armed Forces are as socialized organizationally as it can get.

 

[Wolseley]

You do realize that the Armed Forces are as socialized organizationally as it can get.

Yes, so Mr. and Mrs. America didn't have to.

 

[Acts2:38]

Voter remorse? “Can I change my vote?” trending on Google search this past week

Biden's revealing comments about putting a lid on fossil fuel subsidies/production (not to mention his continued "lids" on public/press appearances and access), endless gaffes, and the Hunter Biden computer scandal, may all be playing into the voter remorse.

Why wouldnt there be voters remorse when Biden admits to voting fraud during barracks presidency and this current campaign?

Whole interview transcript
https://www.politico.com/f/?id=00000175-5a8f-dc88-a97f-fadf50c50000

Video clip

 

[returntosender]

Most of you probably don't watch secular tv. Biden has been winning since they started running. That's the way it is presented on all the channels. Even on fox . People see that and they believe it and they join the crowd.
The only thing they do fair is if one is shown in a commercial the other follows in their commercial. I don't know if that is true of all of them though.

 

[RDKirk]

I live in the ruralest of rural areas (absolutely despise cities), but I'll still be at my polling place as soon as it opens a week from today. It'll be a repeat of my vote in 2016: in and out, straight Republican ticket, bim, bam, boom, and done. I'm not a Republican, nor do I have any great love or admiration for the Republicans, but there is no way, under ANY circumstances, that I would vote for a Democrat. I spent years of my life in the military, defending this country from totalitarian socialists; there's no way I'm going to vote for one.

Interestingly, the same bus carried me to a different destination.

 

[returntosender]

I wonder why people would wait for the last day and wade through tons of people at the polls when they already know who they are voting for?

 

[Fantine]

I live in the ruralest of rural areas (absolutely despise cities), but I'll still be at my polling place as soon as it opens a week from today. It'll be a repeat of my vote in 2016: in and out, straight Republican ticket, bim, bam, boom, and done. I'm not a Republican, nor do I have any great love or admiration for the Republicans, but there is no way, under ANY circumstances, that I would vote for a Democrat. I spent years of my life in the military, defending this country from totalitarian socialists; there's no way I'm going to vote for one.

Just wow! Wow! If you don't see Trump's strong dictatorial tendencies I recommend you read some history books. SMH. I voted no for totalitarianism. Never, never Trump.