I heard they hired the same company that provided security cameras outside of Epstein's cell.Beekeeper » 03 Nov 2023, 3:08 pm » wrote: ↑ What they'll do is install cameras and then tell everyone "Your ballots are now secure" with the PRETENSE that somehow that is going to matter and when it comes time for them to actually look at the tapes, they will magically have "corrupt video" and won''t be able to determine anything. ESPECIALLY if Democrats win the elections.
Funny how those SAME PEOPLE DOING ALL THE CHEATING are the same people doing all the INVESTIGATING, huh??
In many native american cultures, "bitch" is a term of endearment and respect.maineman » 03 Nov 2023, 3:11 pm » wrote: ↑ two quick observations.
1. I have the author of the OP on ignore and, therefore, do not read or respond directly to anything (s)he posts.
2. Even if I didn't have the author of the OP on ignore, I don't usually respond well to having my screen name being altered in demeaning ways.
Cannonpointer » 03 Nov 2023, 3:27 pm » wrote: ↑ In many native american cultures, "bitch" is a term of endearment and respect.
If you are wondering which ones, its the same ones that called trans people "two spirit."
Those ones, ***.
Not paying attention are youGHETTOBLASTER » 03 Nov 2023, 2:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Going to jail for what...?
Submitting a totally arbitrary property value for a totally unique property...?
For telling MAGA that they should be mad as Hell about the stolen election...?
40 year old sexual encounters with a prostitute...?
Is that what [[[RACHEL]]] programmed you to be so upset about...?
Typical side stepping deflection from you. No surprise.Mrkelly » 03 Nov 2023, 3:46 pm » wrote: ↑ Not paying attention are you
rich people rarely go to jail
but tRump is gonna pay a lot of money
I for one
would not want to miss the spectacle of a tRump campaign
so far tRumps rallies haven’t disappointed
not side stepping at allGHETTOBLASTER » 03 Nov 2023, 4:28 pm » wrote: ↑ Typical side stepping deflection from you. No surprise.
Notice how ALL the "most secure election ever" crowd is RUNNING LIKE LITTLE NAZI BITCHES from this thread!!RebelGator » 03 Nov 2023, 3:15 pm » wrote: ↑ I heard they hired the same company that provided security cameras outside of Epstein's cell.
I see that you aren’t paying attention eitherZ09 » 03 Nov 2023, 5:56 pm » wrote: ↑ You mean when someone over vlaues his property...
Gets a loan...
And pays off the loan ..
And years later they find it that the property was over valued?
Who got hurt?
but now you follow bidens lead
You think the Secret Service is going to allow Trump to be put in jail?Mrkelly » 03 Nov 2023, 7:53 am » wrote: ↑ Will you vote for tRump if he goes to jail?
dumb ... it's not just for the left
HeheheBeekeeper » 02 Nov 2023, 7:07 pm » wrote: ↑ And you'll NEVER guess why!! Oh wait, could it have something to do with MAIL IN BALLOTS???
.
Imagine that!! A DEMOCRAT POS GETS CAUGHT CHEATING LIKE THEY DID IN 2020!! Same Mouis Operandi.
Ballot stuffing concerns force CT judge to overturn Democratic mayoral election results
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (TND) —
A Connecticut judge on Wednesday overturned the results of a local election after concerns rose over possible ballot stuffing.
Bridgeport’s 2023 Democratic mayoral primary election, which saw incumbent Mayor Joe Ganim defeat challenger John Gomes, will now be redone in the wake of security footage allegedly showing people stuffing ballot boxes with numerous absentee forms. The ruling by Superior Court Judge William Clark comes just six days before the city’s general election.
Though his ruling could be appealed, it is unclear if city officials will do so. In the meantime, the city’s election will continue as scheduled with Ganim as the Democratic nominee and Gomes as an independent.
“This is a victory for the people of Bridgeport,” Gomes, the city’s former chief administrative officer, told The Associated Press. “Our campaign always believed that the integrity of our democratic process must be upheld and Superior Court Judge William Clark agreed.”
Connecticut law says it is a state felony to be in possession of someone else’s ballot unless you are a “designee” for that person, CT Mirror writes. Any individual who requests more than five absentee ballots is required to report to the town clerk which voters received the ballots.Anyone in violation of these laws can be fined up to $7,000 and receive up to five years in prison.
Spearheaded by former President Donald Trump, the topic of election integrity exploded following the 2020 presidential election in which a substantial amount of voters submitted absentee ballots. Several major lawsuits were filed alleging corruption and ballot stuffing in several major swing states.
https://nbcmontana.com/news/nation-worl ... onnecticut
Yes, it PROVES BEYOND ANY DOUBT THAT DEMOCRAT PIECES OF **** LIKE YOU CHEAT!!Squatchman » 05 Nov 2023, 8:12 am » wrote: ↑ Hehehe
Does it prove there was election fraud in a presidential election?
We'll wait.
Squatchman » 05 Nov 2023, 8:12 am » wrote: ↑ Hehehe
Does it prove there was election fraud in a presidential election?
We'll wait.
@maineman seems to think people saving their time and money pleading to lesser charges somehow means no election fraud occurred.Beekeeper » 02 Nov 2023, 7:07 pm » wrote: ↑ And you'll NEVER guess why!! Oh wait, could it have something to do with MAIL IN BALLOTS???
.
Imagine that!! A DEMOCRAT POS GETS CAUGHT CHEATING LIKE THEY DID IN 2020!! Same Mouis Operandi.
Ballot stuffing concerns force CT judge to overturn Democratic mayoral election results
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (TND) —
A Connecticut judge on Wednesday overturned the results of a local election after concerns rose over possible ballot stuffing.
Bridgeport’s 2023 Democratic mayoral primary election, which saw incumbent Mayor Joe Ganim defeat challenger John Gomes, will now be redone in the wake of security footage allegedly showing people stuffing ballot boxes with numerous absentee forms. The ruling by Superior Court Judge William Clark comes just six days before the city’s general election.
Though his ruling could be appealed, it is unclear if city officials will do so. In the meantime, the city’s election will continue as scheduled with Ganim as the Democratic nominee and Gomes as an independent.
“This is a victory for the people of Bridgeport,” Gomes, the city’s former chief administrative officer, told The Associated Press. “Our campaign always believed that the integrity of our democratic process must be upheld and Superior Court Judge William Clark agreed.”
Connecticut law says it is a state felony to be in possession of someone else’s ballot unless you are a “designee” for that person, CT Mirror writes. Any individual who requests more than five absentee ballots is required to report to the town clerk which voters received the ballots.Anyone in violation of these laws can be fined up to $7,000 and receive up to five years in prison.
Spearheaded by former President Donald Trump, the topic of election integrity exploded following the 2020 presidential election in which a substantial amount of voters submitted absentee ballots. Several major lawsuits were filed alleging corruption and ballot stuffing in several major swing states.
https://nbcmontana.com/news/nation-worl ... onnecticut