https://www.newsweek.com/pennsylvania-lt...rd-1547912

I read Newsweek and still clicked on it. I was duped, Newsweek is as truthful as Time Magazine.

(11-17-2020 07:52 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  I read Newsweek and still clicked on it. I was duped, Newsweek is as truthful as Time Magazine.

The story clearly outlines two people who were charged with fraud for voting for their dead parents. How were you duped?

I know I must be old, since I can remember when Newsweek magazine was an important part of American media. Now it’s as important as those Seek-a-Word books you see at the checkout counter in grocery stores.

But big-time or not, one thing you can be sure of is their political articles are pro-Dem or anti-GOP — by which I mean they spotlight “good” things done by Democrats and “bad” things done by Republicans — about ~80-90% of the time. The rest are vague or non-partisan.

Bottom line is this: there are a few people with honest, legit reasons for voting by mail. Not many, but a few. But every ballot that is cast by mail is an invitation to fraud and/or coercion. The fact that one party overwhelmingly supports it, simply proves that one party benefits from it.