Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time
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Wasnt it the Hitler Nazi guy who said that “if you keep telling a lie long enough and loud enough, eventually some people will start to believe it”?
That is kind of how I about the claims against the US election.
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Wasnt it the Hitler Nazi guy who said that “if you keep telling a lie long enough and loud enough, eventually some people will start to believe it”?
That is kind of how I about the claims against the US election.
@taiwan_girl said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Wasnt it the Hitler Nazi guy who said that “if you keep telling a lie long enough and loud enough, eventually some people will start to believe it”?
Goebbels, I think. Another guy with bad feet.
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Why did the county delete their database?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@jolly said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Why did the county delete their database?
Edit: the quote above was incorrect, I'm referring to this quote from Jolly:
"BTW, anybody watch the Stossel piece with Crowder?"When was that, and do you have a link? I thought Crowder had been kicked off YouTube.
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@jolly said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Why did the county delete their database?
The kraken ate their homework?
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@jolly said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Why did the county delete their database?
Edit: the quote above was incorrect, I'm referring to this quote from Jolly:
"BTW, anybody watch the Stossel piece with Crowder?"When was that, and do you have a link? I thought Crowder had been kicked off YouTube.
@rainman said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
@jolly said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Why did the county delete their database?
Edit: the quote above was incorrect, I'm referring to this quote from Jolly:
"BTW, anybody watch the Stossel piece with Crowder?"When was that, and do you have a link? I thought Crowder had been kicked off YouTube.
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@rainman said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
@jolly said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
Why did the county delete their database?
Edit: the quote above was incorrect, I'm referring to this quote from Jolly:
"BTW, anybody watch the Stossel piece with Crowder?"When was that, and do you have a link? I thought Crowder had been kicked off YouTube.
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@jolly Thanks. I watched for 10 minutes, will come back to it later today. It's the same story, he said the wrong things even though he was correct. So, demonitized and then silenced.
@rainman said in Maricopa County Vote Audit - 3rd Time:
@jolly Thanks. I watched for 10 minutes, will come back to it later today. It's the same story, he said the wrong things even though he was correct. So, demonitized and then silenced.
What I find interesting, is the fairly high percentage (at least IMO) of false addresses on the voting rolls.
People can say what they wish, but Florida has led the nation in trying to increase the integrity of their viting system since 2000. I think the current vote-by-mail law just passed is certainly the right step...In an effort to decrease ballot-harvesting, all mail-in ballots must be requested individually, with a signature.
Works for me.
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Election officials in Arizona announced Friday that they had identified just 182 cases of potential voter fraud among the 3.4 million ballots cast in the 2020 presidential election. Of the 182 cases referred to investigators, only four have led to charges against those involved, and no one has been convicted. That’s .005 percent of the votes cast. Two of the four cases that resulted in charges were Democratic votes, and two were Republican. …
No one has been convicted. No person’s vote was counted twice. …
The Pima County Recorder’s Office has a practice of referring all cases with even a hint of potential fraud to prosecutors for review, something the state’s 14 other county recorders do not do. Pima County officials forwarded 151 cases to prosecutors. They did not refer 25 others from voters over age 70 because there was a greater chance those errors — typically attempts to vote twice — were the result of memory lapses or confusion, not criminal intent, an election official said.
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Didn’t know that before, people older than 70 get a pass because the the county consider it more likely that their mistakes are due to memory lapses.About the few cases where some voters appeared to have attempted to vote twice … ”Franklin noted several factors at play, including worries about U.S. Postal Service delays. In addition, Trump at one point encouraged voters who cast their ballots early by mail to show up at their polling places on Election Day and vote again if poll workers couldn’t confirm their mail ballots had been received.”
