MN is doing county ballot audits this week. The biggest and most important is in Hennepin County on Friday. They still may have room for observers. Not sure. The audits are done automatically after every election here. Supposed to have one Republican and one Democrat judge go through the ballots. Observers don't need training like judges do. They just come and watch.
I'm a tall, thin blonde and attractive (used to model) and I disagree. There are many, many problems with legal prostitution. I won't go into details (you can find them online). Prostitution breaks my heart. One of my friends has interviewed a number of female porm stars. Pretty much all of them said how they spent most of the time between scenes curled up and crying, and developed drug addictions because of the psychological pain they endured.
Unfortunately, my leftist friend who is a forensic scientist isn't convinced of this MI list because the first three people he checked were indeed alive. They had been born same year as the deceased, and they had the same name. Also, if you enter their info into the MI voter portal it says "ballot received" but not "ballot counted." The only way to check if it was counted, from what I understand, is to call the county clerk and ask, which I plan to do on Monday for a few of them.
Love how he plays with them, knowing they will twist his words. They get excited and then they have to acknowledge the follow up tweet or look like fools. It's so important that people realize that this isn't over, and these tweets help.
Read Christ's words in Matthew 16:17-19. Many so-called Christians throughout history have been corrupt, and we all sin sometimes though some more than others. We need to pray for them and fast, and take care not to fall into sin or despair. If we don't we cannot call ourselves Christians. I'll pray for you Walkertxranger!
The first link- youtube video of 118-yr-old man: yes it says "ballot received" on the voter portal website, but does anyone know if it was counted? From my understanding, the only way to know is to call his county clerk in MI. We look like idiots if we don't verify this stuff. Also, what if he is actually really alive? His death must be proven as well in order to satisfy the naysayers.
Revere- thank you (it's me from that easily-debunked thread), but ballot received doesn't mean it was counted. They are supposed to throw out ballots received by dead people. The only way to check that is to call the county clerk. Guessing they're not open over the weekend. I could try on Monday.
A friend of mine searched some names on that one too and found that the obituaries were of different people than the voters. The voters were alive. Same name and birth year but different zip codes. Current addresses too.
As nice as it would be if this was true, these people are probably not dead. They are just old. You can look them up and find current addresses. We look like idiots when we don't check. Also, whether dead (as "proven" by an obituary) or alive, we don't know if they voted but only that their ballot was received. In Michigan they are supposed to check to make sure the voter is alive as of election day and toss ballots of those who have died. Finally, even if they do have obituaries (I've seen the MI lists that have obituaries) it wasn't of the voter but of someone w the same name who was born in the same year. If anyone can prove to me that I'm wrong about this, I'd really appreciate it, but sadly I am pretty sure I'm right based on the checks I've done.
I noticed that too!