Stop with the "We" stuff. Can you honestly say you personally couldn't have done more? I know I can't.
If you're saying that you gave 110% then give yourself a pat on the back (as most seem to be doing). I'm here for a reality check and to be honest about were I was slacking it in 2020 big time.
I could've done more. What effort I put in, I could've made earlier when it might've made more of a difference. I could've given more money. I could've given my time to the campaign itself. I could've gone to work for the campaign as I was even out of work during bulk of the 2020 election cycle.
I didn't do any of these things and it doesn't do anyone any good to dance around these obvious mistakes of mine. Certainly there is PLENTY of blame to go around if that's what you're into. In fact I suspect it will be an almost endless list leading into the midterms and then a new one that starts after those are over. It's not a good strategy because it's a bottomless pit.
The words "should be enough" is one of the classic mating calls of the loser. What should or shouldn't happen is completely irrelevant to what will happen.
We need more poll watchers and volunteers on election day. Thats how we guarantee voter security (after we hound state govt to get rid of dominion in states it is in, and prevent it and similar systems from being adopted in other states).
I would hope that anyone who believes strongly in this stuff would be willing to volunteer for these types of positions in perpetuity, or at the very least until we can verify that things are running smoothly.
Maybe that's a good place to start: a district by district breakdown of where to focus the most attention, energy, etc. If we started within swing states first and worked our way out to the reddest and bluest states this would maximize our effectiveness.
Well, I am not patting myself on the back. I underestimated the depths to which commieRATfuckers would sink to steal the election. As one who gave 110%, I still fell short because I totally thought fraud could not happen in the blatsnt, crude and unabashed manner it did last year.😠
So you were wrong in that assumption. Obviously fraud can and does happen. That doesn't mean we come to the conclusion that fighting back is pointless.
We did enough to get enough votes. The problem is fraud not support.
Stop with the "We" stuff. Can you honestly say you personally couldn't have done more? I know I can't.
If you're saying that you gave 110% then give yourself a pat on the back (as most seem to be doing). I'm here for a reality check and to be honest about were I was slacking it in 2020 big time.
I could've done more. What effort I put in, I could've made earlier when it might've made more of a difference. I could've given more money. I could've given my time to the campaign itself. I could've gone to work for the campaign as I was even out of work during bulk of the 2020 election cycle.
I didn't do any of these things and it doesn't do anyone any good to dance around these obvious mistakes of mine. Certainly there is PLENTY of blame to go around if that's what you're into. In fact I suspect it will be an almost endless list leading into the midterms and then a new one that starts after those are over. It's not a good strategy because it's a bottomless pit.
“We” voted. In an honest system, that should be enough.
The words "should be enough" is one of the classic mating calls of the loser. What should or shouldn't happen is completely irrelevant to what will happen.
I’m saying that it clearly wasn’t enough and we need to do more. If your head wasn’t so far up your ass, you’d see I’m agreeing with you, fuckface.
“lol wHaT iS sUbTeXt?”
We need more poll watchers and volunteers on election day. Thats how we guarantee voter security (after we hound state govt to get rid of dominion in states it is in, and prevent it and similar systems from being adopted in other states).
Two very doable tasks for any one of us.
I would hope that anyone who believes strongly in this stuff would be willing to volunteer for these types of positions in perpetuity, or at the very least until we can verify that things are running smoothly.
Maybe that's a good place to start: a district by district breakdown of where to focus the most attention, energy, etc. If we started within swing states first and worked our way out to the reddest and bluest states this would maximize our effectiveness.
Well, I am not patting myself on the back. I underestimated the depths to which commieRATfuckers would sink to steal the election. As one who gave 110%, I still fell short because I totally thought fraud could not happen in the blatsnt, crude and unabashed manner it did last year.😠
So you were wrong in that assumption. Obviously fraud can and does happen. That doesn't mean we come to the conclusion that fighting back is pointless.