greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 10:30am:


Oh, I don't know, he seems fairly keen to raise issues with the 2024 erection, as you do.

TOO BIG TO RIG !!!

Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:50am:


'Voter fraud has never been proven on a scale large enough to change the outcome of a statewide or federal election in the United States.'

'While fraudulent voting does happen in isolated incidents, comprehensive research shows it is vanishingly rare, usually accounting for mere fractions of a percent.'

“Now no one really trusts the media,” she said. “And they have nobody to blame but themselves. My book is about how Joe Biden won the 2020 election. Yet without the help of the media, big tech, election law changes, and even corrupt polling, it wouldn’t have even been close.”

Hemingway established a clear distinction between fraud, a legal term that requires intent, versus the focus of her book, which is systemic bias and corruption of the election system. She chided some of the Trump campaign’s lawyers for crying fraud when their cases were obviously more about illegal voting or election irregularities.

“In a free country you want to have an election where people have trust in them, but there are all sorts of ways to corrupt the process,” she said.

For voters to lose trust in their institutions or election officials is to “lose control of our elections,” she continued. Fighting for integrity in the system isn’t a new battle, she said, but it is especially important right now.

Following the discussion, Hemingway answered several audience questions and signed guest’s books.

“Mollie Hemingway laid out how the same actors that sought to erode faith in our election system and delegitimize the results of the 2016 election are now arguing that any distrust in widespread and disparate changes in election administration are unfounded,” said Randy Keefe, a 2016 Hillsdale College alum who attended the event. “She implores Americans to take their civic responsibility seriously and to know their states’ election laws to maintain the integrity of our constitutional republic.”

Another attendee asked what Americans should do in the face of so many election issues, to which Hemingway encouraged everyone to raise their own awareness of the voting processes and laws in their states and to work to change them if they don’t think they are correct.  She also suggested taking a more active role in the observation of voting.

“The trust in free, fair, and transparent elections is the bedrock of our country.”
https://dc.hillsdale.edu/News/Mollie-Hemingway-Outlines-Rigged%E2%80%9D-2020-Ele...

Read her book, Rigged. It explains why elections are riggable, rigged and distrusted in the US.

Bit of a storm in a tea cup with no evidence of corruption in this 50 plus year process. With its 2 factor method it seems to be much more secure than most election processes.




By far the biggest problem with election corruption is jerrymandering which the rethuglicans have turned into an artform. They have mastered it over many decades. In this regard most elections are corrupt. The other major rethuglican generated election issues is voter role purging etc. There is plenty of election fraud but it is almost all done legally or semi legally.

Dnarever wrote Yesterday at 12:42pm:


Oh, there's evidence, alright. The old boy's about to tell us.

Starting from now.

Independent Nonpartisan Analysis: A comprehensive study examining verified voter fraud convictions across 37 states between 2016 and 2020 found that among defendants with known political affiliations, 41.1% were Republicans and 39.4% were Democrats. The remaining cases involved Independents or unaffiliated voters.

Types of Violations: Most of these cases involved isolated, individual actions—such as a person attempting to vote twice, casting a ballot on behalf of a recently deceased relative, or registering at a former address.


There has never been a documented case of voter fraud changing the outcome of a modern U.S. presidential or state-level election.

Comprehensive studies and audits confirm that voter fraud in the United States is vanishingly rare, representing a tiny fraction of 1% of all votes cast.

Dnarever wrote Yesterday at 5:12pm:



You make it up as you waddle, duckwit. Tsk, tsk