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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #45 - Yesterday at 5:54pm

Dnarever wrote Yesterday at 5:12pm:

The funny thing about recent voter fraud in the USA is that when it is found around 80% of the time they catch people tryting to vote for Trump. There have been people caught voting as other people, multiple voting and dead people voting - for Trump. I get the dead people thing as they are closest to Trumps current position.

The amount of voter fraud in the US is almost non-existent.

The numbers are incredibly small - nowhere near enough to change the results of an election.

And, of the very small number of incidents, the majority are fraudulent votes for Republican candidates - this is a documented, verifiable fact.

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #47 - Yesterday at 6:46pm

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #48 - Yesterday at 7:05pm

Dnarever wrote Yesterday at 5:12pm:

The funny thing about recent voter fraud in the USA is that when it is found around 80% of the time they catch people tryting to vote for Trump. There have been people caught voting as other people, multiple voting and dead people voting - for Trump. I get the dead people thing as they are closest to Trumps current position.

But of course. And here we have the old boy pretending Hillary and Karmala questioned the 2016 and 2024 election results.

Can you imagine? Right after his DL declared himself the rightful winner on election night 2020 and called on state officials to STOP THE COUNT.

Right after his DL endorsed over 60 fake court cases, lost the lot, sent seven forged state electoral certificates to be counted in Congress, threatened sitting senators with violence and started the first riot in the US Capitol, resulting in the death of more than five people, four of them cops.

I do feel we were a tad mistaken about the old boy. He's not a naughty old liar, no. He's an absolute SCREAMER.

All lubed-up, legs in the air, just begging for it.

Ever get the feeling you've been defenestrated?

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #49 - Yesterday at 8:15pm

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

How many are convicted is irrelevant, paki.

Focus.

Do you really think that all the Lering Centre Somali fraudsters have been caught and convicted?

I know you are an idiot but try this on for size, grimacing old fantasist:

41% of Harris voters thought Trump did not win legitimately. Is 41% a loony fringe of the Dems?
Bernie's supportees thought Hillary rigged the nomination process in 2016.
Large number od Democrats believed, like you, that Russia did rig the 2016 election.

You TDS loons are just that - yeah but no but ijits. Republicans win - fraud. Dems win - pristine, incorruptible system.

You are juvenile idiots and totally dishonest screamers. Armchair, creep, you, waddling halfwit et al - your position collapses every time you are held to standards you demand for the Devil Incarnate ( ie anyone who doesnt fully agree with you). You morons are like the Muslims or the Bolsheviks - complete agreement and submission or death and exile.

You mongs are pre-Enlightnenment Manichaeists.
( Being unlettered two bit screamers, you will all have to look that one up in Wiki.... )

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #50 - Yesterday at 9:41pm

Frank wrote Yesterday at 8:15pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

How many are convicted is irrelevant, paki.

Focus.

Do you really think that all the Lering Centre Somali fraudsters have been caught and convicted?

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #51 - Yesterday at 10:08pm

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 9:41pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 8:15pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

How many are convicted is irrelevant, paki.

Focus.

Do you really think that all the Lering Centre Somali fraudsters have been caught and convicted?

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

We know you are a dim idiot, creep. Dont need to emphasise if at every turn.

You have to be an utterly dishonest lying creep like you to pretend that all frauds are discovered, prosecuted and puunished.

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #52 - Yesterday at 10:20pm

Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:08pm:

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 9:41pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 8:15pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

How many are convicted is irrelevant, paki.

Focus.

Do you really think that all the Lering Centre Somali fraudsters have been caught and convicted?

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

We know you are a dim idiot, creep. Dont need to emphasise if at every turn.

You have to be an utterly dishonest lying creep like you to pretend that all frauds are discovered, prosecuted and puunished.

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

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Re: Minnesota voter fraud
Reply #53 - Yesterday at 10:26pm

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 10:20pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:08pm:

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 9:41pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 8:15pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 1:52pm:

Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 1:43pm:

Frank wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:

“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.

Whatabout that?

Now, you tell us the correct number of convicted voter fraudsters, you tendentious old thing.

Chop chop.

Irrelevant.

Sorry, are you here in a thread called Minnesota voter fraud, telling us the number of fraudulent voters is irrelevant?

And you're trying to play whatabout-that with alleged complaints about the 2016 and 2024 elections, which literally nobody has contested?

This, dear boy, is you at your snivelling, squishy, tendentious, mendacious worst. Real bottom of the barrel stuff.

You've always been a hideous old LIAR, but this one settles it.

So, we'll start again. Read us out the number of those convicted for voter fraud in the state of Minnesota. Nice, loud voice, please.

We're waiting.

How many are convicted is irrelevant, paki.

Focus.

Do you really think that all the Lering Centre Somali fraudsters have been caught and convicted?

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

We know you are a dim idiot, creep. Dont need to emphasise if at every turn.

You have to be an utterly dishonest lying creep like you to pretend that all frauds are discovered, prosecuted and punished.

What fraudsters?

If they haven't been caught, how do you know they exist?

We know you are a dim idiot, creep. Dont need to emphasise if at every turn.

You have to be an utterly dishonest lying creep like you to pretend that all frauds are discovered, prosecuted and punished.
I left out incomprehending, reperptitious moron. Sorry about that, incomprehending, repetitious moron.

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Paki gob on a stick Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 103746	Re: Minnesota voter fraud Reply #54 - Yesterday at 10:40pm Post us the number, old boy. What are you trying to hide? You can't possibly escape this, you're now on your knees, squirming. Say it.
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Frank Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 59783 Gender:	Re: Minnesota voter fraud Reply #55 - Yesterday at 10:43pm Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 10:40pm: Post us the number, old boy. What are you trying to hide? Say it. What number, paki grimacer?
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Paki gob on a stick Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 103746	Re: Minnesota voter fraud Reply #56 - Yesterday at 10:46pm Frank wrote Yesterday at 10:43pm: Paki gob on a stick wrote Yesterday at 10:40pm: Post us the number, old boy. What are you trying to hide? Say it. What number, paki grimacer? Stop equivocating, old boy. Say it.
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