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RebelGator » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

27 minutes ago

Too bad that you always have things *** backwards......God forbid someone should have to show proof they deserve to vote.

You morons count on anonymous ballots to elect other morons.....mail it in, Corn Pop.

   
 Where do people not have to show proof to vote?
Anonymous ballots? Oh my! Where does that happen?
   And if any of this is as true as you say it is then trump is probably an illegitimate president. Or does this theory only work when Democrats win?
 
  
 

Squatchman » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

7 minutes ago

   
 Where do people not have to show proof to vote?
Anonymous ballots? Oh my! Where does that happen?
   And if any of this is as true as you say it is then trump is probably an illegitimate president. Or does this theory only work when Democrats win?

What is your problem with voter id?

Squatchman » 12 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

12 minutes ago

   
 Where do people not have to show proof to vote?
Anonymous ballots? Oh my! Where does that happen?
   And if any of this is as true as you say it is then trump is probably an illegitimate president. Or does this theory only work when Democrats win?

Mail-in ballots, pay attention.

Voucher voting, pay attention.

Ballots provided upon driver license issuance, pay attention. 

Proof of idenity not required in all blue states, pay attention. 

RebelGator » 11 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

11 minutes ago

Mail-in ballots, pay attention.

Voucher voting, pay attention.

Ballots provided upon driver license issuance, pay attention. 

Proof of idenity not required in all blue states, pay attention.

^^^
This psychological conflict is typically called cognitive dissonance. It’s the intense mental discomfort you feel when holding two conflicting beliefs, or when your actions directly contradict what you know to be true. People struggle to admit they are wrong to protect their ego, to maintain a positive self-image, or because admitting a mistake can feel like a waste of the time and energy they've already invested.

We are witnessing a "double down" in this post.

*Roshambo » Today, 7:14 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 7:14 am

^^^
This psychological conflict is typically called cognitive dissonance. It’s the intense mental discomfort you feel when holding two conflicting beliefs, or when your actions directly contradict what you know to be true. People struggle to admit they are wrong to protect their ego, to maintain a positive self-image, or because admitting a mistake can feel like a waste of the time and energy they've already invested.

We are witnessing a "double down" in this post.

  I just call it deliberately doubling down on ignorance.
They know they can't win if they can't cheat in a free and fair election plain and simple. The pig **** in chief has even said so. He knows his lame duck *** is cooked after the midterms.
  Military tribunals complete with firing squads should be implemented come January. That would be great to see.
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Squatchman » 20 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

20 minutes ago

  I just call it deliberately doubling down on ignorance.
They know they can't win if they can't cheat in a free and fair election plain and simple. The pig **** in chief has even said so. He knows his lame duck *** is cooked after the midterms.
  Military tribunals complete with firing squads should be implemented come January. That would be great to see.
.

I love it       

As the late Kenny Rogers would say
You've got to know when to hold 'em
Know when to fold 'em
Know when to walk away
And know when to run

"these people" they just double down on ignorance.
 

JohnnyYou » 15 Feb 2026, 1:00 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Feb 2026, 1:00 pm

So the regulations will make it harder for EVERYONE to vote..

It will probably knock more MAGAts out of the polls than sane Americans who value their ability to go to cast a ballot.

The stupid of MAGA  is astounding.

Johnny, they got this one "covered"

Trump’s childhood pal is pushing him to declare national emergency and seize control of midterms:   


A Florida lawyer who describes himself as Donald Trump's boyhood "best friend" is pushing the president to declare a national emergency to enable him to take control of November's midterms, according to a report.Peter Ticktin, 80, is a long-time believer in the claim that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" from Trump by a vast voter fraud conspiracy told CNN in a new interview that the threat remains real.Ticktin believes that foreign states including China, Russia, Venezuela and Iran were involved in the plot to deprive Trump of victory six years ago by tinkering with voting machines and fears that the fix is in again at the upcoming midterms.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/art ... 52653.html

 
 

The SAVE Act legislation enjoys overwhelming support from the American people — yet radical, loony communist politicians continue to obstruct it, choosing partisan power plays over national security and the will of the people.
Bring it up for a vote Thune and let the traitors who are opposing it show themselves. That’s what you’re really afraid of isn’t it?
President Trump should have traitor Thune and the other Republican senators who oppose the SAVE Act report to the Oval Office and on live tv tell them to explain their opposition.

*Roshambo » Today, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 12:43 pm

Johnny, they got this one "covered"

Trump’s childhood pal is pushing him to declare national emergency and seize control of midterms:   

A Florida lawyer who describes himself as Donald Trump's boyhood "best friend" is pushing the president to declare a national emergency to enable him to take control of November's midterms, according to a report.Peter Ticktin, 80, is a long-time believer in the claim that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" from Trump by a vast voter fraud conspiracy told CNN in a new interview that the threat remains real.Ticktin believes that foreign states including China, Russia, Venezuela and Iran were involved in the plot to deprive Trump of victory six years ago by tinkering with voting machines and fears that the fix is in again at the upcoming midterms.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/art ... 52653.html

OMG.. Anoher old mother **** involved...   Law and Geriatric Disorder..
 
 

"Save your own asses.." @Xavier_Onassis   2014

https://youtu.be/aTcyBMW05SU?si=7P6CmOwS43NiTPxX
 

*Roshambo » 06 Jul 2026, 12:43 pm » wrote: ↑

06 Jul 2026, 12:43 pm

Johnny, they got this one "covered"

Trump’s childhood pal is pushing him to declare national emergency and seize control of midterms:   

A Florida lawyer who describes himself as Donald Trump's boyhood "best friend" is pushing the president to declare a national emergency to enable him to take control of November's midterms, according to a report.Peter Ticktin, 80, is a long-time believer in the claim that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" from Trump by a vast voter fraud conspiracy told CNN in a new interview that the threat remains real.Ticktin believes that foreign states including China, Russia, Venezuela and Iran were involved in the plot to deprive Trump of victory six years ago by tinkering with voting machines and fears that the fix is in again at the upcoming midterms.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/art ... 52653.html

     The fear is plain to see.
 They have to cheat somehow. They know the biggest wood chipper ever made is coming for them and they're petrified. With good reason.
  People are going to prison. 
  
 

Squatchman » Yesterday, 11:59 pm » wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 11:59 pm

     The fear is plain to see.
 They have to cheat somehow. They know the biggest wood chipper ever made is coming for them and they're petrified. With good reason.
  People are going to prison. 
  
 

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