(11-01-2023 12:36 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  Tom: Use critical thinking skills

The rest of us: Did he really say that?

oxymoron comes to mind … especially when ya drop the “oxy” …

Well, I know it's a stretch for you guys because that involves facts, logic, and reason.

You mopes on the other hand ascribe to the Bill Maher bit.

"I don't know it for a fact, I just know it to be true!"

(11-01-2023 12:47 PM)Redwingtom Wrote:  Well, I know it's a stretch for you guys because that involves facts, logic, and reason.

You mopes on the other hand ascribe to the Bill Maher bit.

"I don't know it for a fact, I just know it to be true!"

Keep 'em coming! You are an absolute riot!!

(11-01-2023 12:22 PM)Attackcoog Wrote:  

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(11-01-2023 06:19 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  

(10-31-2023 07:00 PM)tanqtonic Wrote:  Because each of the plaintiffs in the above 62 cases had serious, fatal problems in their own cases at the outset -- that becomes "our justice system really doesnt want to know if anything". I'd say that if any of the 62 actually crossed the threshold of being less than a stillborn stupid example of a lawsuit, we might be able to judge that comment. None of them did, though. So the comment becomes the ultimate excuse, I guess.

But...as I'm sure you're aware...literally NONE of those cases were ever brought to actually find any massive fraud or prove a stolen election. Mostly because it just didn't happen.

Instead, they were brought to keep the ruse going. To keep donations flowing. To keep the masses riled up to push the big lie. To continue to sow doubt in the election results. To bolster the ego of the maniacal trump who cannot except losing......

Let’s be honest here-

Wisconsin (Milwaukee), Penn (Philly), Michigan (Detroit), Georgia (Atlanta) all flipped because of late night shenanigans in the inner cities of the 4 shttholes listed. If the Dems went to the trouble of fabricating votes, of course they had their tracks covered. All 4 of those states and FL were polling as toss ups at about the same rate. FL had their act together, mainly because they have a competent, kick ass Governor compared to those other 4 states, and had all their results in on election night. Trump walked all over Biden* in Florida. In fact, so much so that it changed the live betting odds dramatically. Then we had “water main breaks” and whatever other BS the hood rat Dems came up with.

Complete nonsense and totally unaware of how elections operate in large cities. They're nor rural shittholes dude, they have multiple times more votes. That takes multiple more hours to process. Just because you don't understand something...and apparently have no desire TO understand it, doesn't mean it was a shenanigan! FFS

Your argument continues to be irrelevant. Democrats only want to talk about the count----where as Republican argument centers more on WHAT was counted. The latter argument has never been properly explored---and to what extent it has been---the results have been pretty eye opening in terms of poor vetting, lack of chain of custody, illegally latered election standards/rules, or ridiculously ineffective and flawed signature verification process. The idea that this was the 2020 election was the "most secure election ever held" is actually more unfounded and baseless than the worst of Trumps claims. There is literally zero evidence to support any claim that 2020 was more secure than any other election and many many reasons to believe it was among the least secure.

Lack of chain of custody in Fulton county GA. was a big problem. Also there was no water main break that night. I have a Report for Fulton county that's never been posted here.

For the first time in the state’s history as part of the settlement of complaints against Fulton County arising from the primaries, the State Election Board appointed an election monitor over Fulton County. This election monitor was allowed to go anywhere he wanted to go and see anything he wanted to see.

We learned seven months after Mashburn made these comments that the “election monitor” in Fulton County was a man by the name of Carter Jones. We learned this from an article by John Solomon and Daniel Payne in Just the News in June 2021.

In this article was a report that Carter Jones provided to the Georgia State Election Board on November 13, 2020. Solomon’s article was the first time that we were made aware of Jones and his report. Remember, Mr. Mashburn was a member of the Georgia State Board of Elections in November 2020.