SiouxFan100

I am interested in why Rudy seemingly refuses to claim fraud when he gets in front of a judge. He has had a few chances. By the way the definition of fraud from wiki. Search Fraud In law, fraud is intentional deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain, or to deprive a victim of a legal right.

Has it been proved that there are instances of more mail in ballots returned than mailed out? Seems pretty easy to discover.

Now some pro Trump folks are advocating Republicans to boycott the Georgia senate runoff election. I question the strategy.

source Washington post concerning voter turnout in 2020 “Records from 1980 have been surpassed in 41 states. Another 3 and D.C. are projected to reach at least 40 year highs once all votes are tallied. Only 6 states do not look like they will end up with record-breaking turnout.“ looks like turnout was quite high almost everywhere. Texas had a record by over 5% the article said. sorry - I have trouble with linking articles.

From raw story today. “In a ruling released on Friday, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas shot down the campaign’s appeal of its Pennsylvania lawsuit seeking to nullify the state’s entire election results. In his ruling, Bibas chastised the Trump campaign not only for failing to present evidence, but for failing to even make specific allegations of voter fraud. “Free, fair elections are the lifeblood of our democracy,” Bibas wrote. “Charges of unfairness are serious. But calling an election unfair does not make it so. Charges require specific allegations and then proof. We have neither here.”

I think there are a few more court hearings going on today. Should be interesting. idk. I am not surprised about the number of votes in the election. I thought it was expected. Was the percentage around 60%? Edited: I believe here are the numbers Turnout statistics Election Voting eligible population (VEP) % Turnout of VEP 2008 229,945,000 57.1% 2012 235,248,000 54.9% 2016 230,931,921 59.2% 2020 239,247,182 66.4% - 72.1%

Politicians lie all the time. ugh Some more/much more than others

Should we grant a president the authority to unpardon?

Let’s see what happens in court. Imagine being a judge trying to wade through all of this.

Did anyone hear of attorney Powell suit filing today? Georgia still there? Biblical filing? Put up girl!

Slash and burn going on

I think there were more people voting this year than four years ago and eight years ago. I am not surprised of this. In fact, I am proud that more people voted this year.

Was it Flynn who had friends in Turkey. The country not dinner tomorrow.

Will there be a turnover of the dark state made up of trump holdovers after the new administration takes over.

Am waiting for that too. It’s time for her. Anyway, a couple of wins for Trump today in court. Wins or delays? Still an opening. still waiting

I don’t think Flynn should have been pardoned.

Nevada will allow Trump team to present evidence in early December. Win for Trump

Reminder to self: waited for this season to start this is fun enjoy

Hopefully we can make free throws

We are on a pace to almost get 30 points for the game

Ugh

15% won’t do it

We should add a subtitle to this thread and call it “yah but”

I just don’t think a president should be able to pardon anyone they want for almost any reason. Whether it be one or a thousand. Too easy to be misused. IMO

Looking forward to attorney Powell filing today. Ties in with Sioux rube comment. Listening to her a few times she seems to be basing her case partly on results not being statically probable.