And wait until Election Day and these loser idiots have been so successful with their systemic fraud is that they take in far more votes than registered voters.
I’ve heard instances on like a county or precinct level. This may be on a state level, one of the most populist. That plus all the already documented systemic voter fraud is going to be hard to ignore.
Republicans have always had their hands tie4d by the courts on this - they can't call out the Democrats for fraud, but the Democrats could call out the Repubs for it.
That way, the Republican party can always be the one with a track record of fraud, while the Democrats remain clean.
See how that worked?
However, that's all gone. The court order was left to sunset and expire, and now the Republicans can target ALL of the previously safe fraud centers of the Democrats.
I tend to think the Trump team studied it as it happen in 2018, so there could be a fix in place for 2020. That's how Trump and his team have worked in the past (the 2012 election vis-a-vis the 2016 election).
And wait until Election Day and these loser idiots have been so successful with their systemic fraud is that they take in far more votes than registered voters.
That's actually more common than you would think, but nothing ever comes of it.
I’ve heard instances on like a county or precinct level. This may be on a state level, one of the most populist. That plus all the already documented systemic voter fraud is going to be hard to ignore.
Republicans have always had their hands tie4d by the courts on this - they can't call out the Democrats for fraud, but the Democrats could call out the Repubs for it.
That way, the Republican party can always be the one with a track record of fraud, while the Democrats remain clean.
See how that worked?
However, that's all gone. The court order was left to sunset and expire, and now the Republicans can target ALL of the previously safe fraud centers of the Democrats.
I tend to think the Trump team studied it as it happen in 2018, so there could be a fix in place for 2020. That's how Trump and his team have worked in the past (the 2012 election vis-a-vis the 2016 election).