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Where do you stand on the 2020 election

Do you want a solid investigation into the election so truth can be shown either way?

  • I don't care, I just want to see my family for Christmas.

    Votes: 2 3.6%
  • Biden won, lets investigate and prove it.

    Votes: 11 20.0%
  • Trump won, lets investigate and prove it.

    Votes: 12 21.8%
  • This should be forensically investigated and the criminals imprisioned.

    Votes: 24 43.6%
  • Biden won, I don't want to investigate.

    Votes: 18 32.7%

  • Total voters
    55

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It doesn't have to be a master plot, Ted. Just the revelation that there were numerous instances of vote fraud will have the same effect.

If there were “numerous instances of vote fraud,” where is the proof? Why have the various Trump cases nationwide been dismissed for lack of evidence? Why have Trump attorneys told judges that there is no evidence of voter fraud?
 
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It's not desperate, ... it's Tradition to let the votes fall where they may.

And there is bipartisan support for transition to begin, given the challenges we are facing currently.

And, you might note: Trump claimed the win Election night ...
 
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It doesn't have to be a master plot, Ted. Just the revelation that there were numerous instances of vote fraud will have the same effect.
It has to be significant enough to affect the election outcome.

For instance, a few cases of Republican voter fraud have actually been demonstrated ... but these single cases won't affect the election result.
 
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Investigations of the votes are ongoing.

By the time Trump is done, he will have proven Biden won many times over ...
 
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It has to be significant enough to affect the election outcome.

For instance, a few cases of Republican voter fraud have actually been demonstrated ... but these single cases won't affect the election result.

We had a case of voter fraud in West Virginia. A Republican mailman was changing Democratic mail-in ballot applications. Eight applications were changed. It was caught in the courthouse. The mailman later plead guilty.

West Virginia mail carrier admits attempted election fraud
 
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Hi albion,

Let me reply,

It doesn't have to be a master plot, Ted. Just the revelation that there were numerous instances of vote fraud will have the same effect.

I didn't use the word 'master plot' I said 'nefarious', as defined:
ne·far·i·ous
/nəˈferēəs/
adjective
  1. (typically of an action or activity) wicked or criminal.
    "the nefarious activities of the organized-crime syndicates"
I'm guessing you would agree that fraud would be a criminal action?

You needed to check that out before posting. What you said is quite incorrect.

The first "concession telegram" occurred when William Jennings Bryan sent William McKinley two days after the 1896 US presidential election. Prior to that election results took many days and thus candidates maintained an air of detachment from the process. The formal concession speech has played a vital role in even the most divisive U.S. elections, from the Civil War to Bush v. Gore.

Since 1960 only on one occasion did the day after the election pass without a concession speech from the unsuccessful candidate, as our graphic shows.

The day after the infamous presidential election of 2000 actually featured a concession, to be precise, but one that was later taken back by Democratic candidate Al Gore. It wasn’t until 36 days and a recount in Florida later that Gore conceded for a final time, on December 13.

That isn't the point and I didn't write anything like that.

Agreed that you didn't, neither did I clam that you did. I was merely explaining what the possible outcome might be 'if' your claimed outcome might come to pass. That generally is what these threads are about is dialoguing and not merely repeating what others have said. You wrote about the possibility of some charge of fraud being upheld before the inauguration and I responded to you through a dialogue a possible outcome of what you wrote.

Sorry if I was hard to understand or somehow misled you.

God bless,
ted
 
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Hi archivist,

Yes, I've often wondered, in the grand scheme of things, and the few times that there has been some election fraud, whether the majority of such fraud was committed by Republicans attempting to change votes of Democrats or the other way around? I wonder if anyone has any stats on that?

God bless,
ted
 
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That would be interesting to look into. I’ve never heard on anything, but that doesn’t mean that statistics are not out there. I’ll keep my eyes peeled.
 
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I disagree. I think it is a God given right to vote in a democratic election to be involved in the selection of your leader. I also believe that we are to not sit and do nothing if criminal activity or corruption is in action. All that has to happen for evil to prevail, is for good men to do nothing.
 
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People can continue to state such things as much as they like. However, If it is not true, stating it over and over doesn't make it true. Just because someone is louder or more forceful or more repetitive.. has no effect on the actual truth, whatever that is.
 
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However, If it is not true, stating it over and over doesn't make it true. Just because someone is louder or more forceful or more repetitive.. has no effect on the actual truth, whatever that is.
And these last few years have been a hard lesson in that.
 
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To some extent I would agree. However, God has used men from all times and beliefs in order to carry out his will. God's will will be done in this no matter what. He still wants us to pray though, for his will to be done.
 
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You may be right. Time will tell. From what I have seen vote counters that were working on those days, are coming forward and giving eye witness accounts of many different types of fraudulent activity. I am encouraged by those that want the truth to be found. I am discouraged by those that just listen to the main stream media, that has been down on Trump from before he was even elected...and just want them to accept that Biden won... without looking into it.
 
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I personally believe that this election is a blatant revealing of the fight between good and evil. If there is the fraud that is being presented, then the democracy of the free world is in danger.
 
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And these last few years have been a hard lesson in that.
Ya... I forgot.. From the Russian scandal that ended up being false. The sexual accusations, the impeachment that went nowhere and many others. It's been four years of the left yelling and pointing fingers... at nothing.
 
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If there were “numerous instances of vote fraud,” where is the proof? Why have the various Trump cases nationwide been dismissed for lack of evidence? Why have Trump attorneys told judges that there is no evidence of voter fraud?
I don't know what people are doing or watching to miss these. The internet is full of eyewitness accounts presenting their testimony and filing affidavits to back them up. Experts stating how the numbers are totally unnatural in any election of any kind. The list is quite long. It's all there if you want to look.. or not there if you don't look. People saying that there is no evidence.. aren't looking very hard.




 
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Choosing between the lesser of two evils for generations inevitably cultivates a greater evil. This sums up my view of democracy.
 
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Investigations of the votes are ongoing.

By the time Trump is done, he will have proven Biden won many times over ...
Again, stating it doesn't make it's true. I could state the opposite... does that make it right? No, only a forensic investigation will be able to determine who really won.
 
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Then why aren’t these people being called as witnesses in courts of law? Trump’s lawyers have told judges that they have no evidence of election fraud.
 
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Choosing between the lesser of two evils for generations inevitably cultivates a greater evil. This sums up my view of democracy.
Well, you are entitled to your opinion. But, if you don't vote.. who is choosing your leader? Did all those grandfathers and great uncles die for the right to vote... in vain?
 
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