" STRIKE THREE " ( ATL ), YOU'RE O U T !!!

[NewHampshire Black Bears]

Dude, Biden won, get over it.

DAMM Right JB WON. The Country was sick and tired of the "O-T", ORANGE TURD, who-by-the-way will NEVER SEE 1600' Pennsylvania AV again, unless he takes a F TOUR !

 

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DAMM Right JB WON. The Country was sick and tired of the "O-T", ORANGE TURD, who-by-the-way will NEVER SEE 1600' Pennsylvania AV again, unless he takes a F TOUR !

Miss His interview on Sannity last night?

 

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Both try to circumvent. Only 1 though fusses about losing Ga and AZ and then create Jim Crow era style laws which btw now facing multiple lawsuits just in Ga alone

David Axelrod admits the truth about Georgia…​

 

[robbedagain]

Still not enough to overturn. Now Fla n Arz have legal issues facing their new vote laws. Unbelievable how a group or sorry losers keep creating laws for voters when its been irrefutable proof no amount of fraud to overturn it existed. The far righties never came up with real actual proof of voter fraud that would change outcome despite rushing a republican judge to SCOTUS in hopes that the high court wld rule different.

 

[eolesen]

Irrefutable proof would mean that it actually was litigated and investigated. So far, not a single court case proceeded, mainly over standing which is a judge's way out when they don't want to get involved in something. The AZ audit is the first actual investigation and audit. Everything else has been a recount, which doesn't go into any forensics.

But... in the process of staying out of the election results, the Federal courts including SCOTUS have reaffirmed state legislatures are empowered to set the times, places and manner of congressional elections. That's why Nancy and Chucky are so hell-bent on getting HR-1 pushed thru -- they want to take away power that the Constitution already assigned to the States, but I don't think it will work, nor will it appear to pass the Senate.

As for all the new laws... wait and see how those challenges proceed. At the surface, the most recent laws passed seem to be staying within the bounds of what's already become settled case law. Voter ID is here to stay thanks to the Courts. Determining the days and hours of early voting and parameters for mail-in/absentee ballots was always clearly with the State Legislatures to define.

 

[Dog Wonder]

The Yammerer is back.

 

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Irrefutable proof would mean that it actually was litigated and investigated. So far, not a single court case proceeded, mainly over standing which is a judge's way out when they don't want to get involved in something. The AZ audit is the first actual investigation and audit. Everything else has been a recount, which doesn't go into any forensics.

But... in the process of staying out of the election results, the Federal courts including SCOTUS have reaffirmed state legislatures are empowered to set the times, places and manner of congressional elections. That's why Nancy and Chucky are so hell-bent on getting HR-1 pushed thru -- they want to take away power that the Constitution already assigned to the States, but I don't think it will work, nor will it appear to pass the Senate.

As for all the new laws... wait and see how those challenges proceed. At the surface, the most recent laws passed seem to be staying within the bounds of what's already become settled case law. Voter ID is here to stay thanks to the Courts. Determining the days and hours of early voting and parameters for mail-in/absentee ballots was always clearly with the State Legislatures to define.

Funny thing about the left screaming bloody murder over these recently passed state election laws....no one told them the Georgia law had provisions that were copied from existing NY State election law, and, what the other states that have recently passed , that the media claiming are restrictive, they fail to look at election law in Biden's home state.

 

[eolesen]

A thread that hasn't aged well for liberals.

Georgia is setting records for early voting, despite all the claims that the new law on voting would suppress the vote...

Georgia sees record early voting turnout during primary elections​

Georgia sees record early voting turnout during primary elections

There was a more than 200% increase in the number of Georgians to vote early than in 2020.

www.wsbtv.com

ATLANTA — More Georgians went to the polls during the 2022 primary elections early voting period than ever before, according to the Secretary of State’s Office.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced over the weekend that the three-week voting period saw voters show up in record numbers.

In total, 857,401 Georgians cast their ballots ahead of election day. Nearly 93% of those ballots were cast in person. The remaining 7% were cast absentee.

The Secretary of State’s office says these numbers show a 168% increase in early voting turnout from the last gubernatorial primary in 2018 and 212% increase from the last presidential primary in 2020.

Georgia’s early-vote surge shows the smears about its voting law were complete nonsense​

Georgia’s early-vote surge shows the smears about its voting law were complete nonsense

The surge in the early vote in Georgia shows that all the smears about the state’s new voting law, repeated by everyone from the president on down, were complete nonsense.

nypost.com

Now that a tsunami of early voting has shown that, indeed, there’s no voter suppression in Georgia, the fact checkers aren’t swinging into action; the major newspapers aren’t preparing accounts of how President Joe Biden was led down the path of promoting misinformation about our electoral system; the Sunday shows didn’t do long segments devoted to the theme of how democracy in Georgia, once claimed to be hanging by a thread, has remarkably revived.