/pol/ is more for online activism

I'm all ears

current /ptg/ thread only has 138 posters

that's going to have practically 0 impact if we have them all go out door-to-door

whereas 138 posters can easily reach 10,000 people each --> 1,380,000

so more focus on online psyops is what you're suggesting?

using the Internet

yeah

sounds like a good idea

also, we should closely monitor spaces like /r/BlueMidterm2018

Daily Kos, Democratic Underground

the left is miles ahead of the right in terms of online organization

maybe gather evidence in case they decide to conspire in bussing or something?

the American right is sadly still mostly comprised of boomers (arguably the left is as well)

yeah

Is bussing even illegal though ?

If it isn't, we should try to get the GOP to fund bussing of their own

when you do it to multiple polling stations yeah lol

oh, yeah

I heard that Trump would have won New Hampshire and Nevada were it not for illegal bussing

definitely NH, possibly NV

I don't care about HIM winning those states as much as the senate seats.

also, I wonder if there was any fraud in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania

the margins were really thin

from what I've seen those states are clean

I also wonder if Trump really did win the popular vote in reality if you subtract all the voter fraud away

MI does paper ballots exclusively, and they recounted votes in WI

(especially given the fact that Hillary somehow did better in California than Obama in 2012 while performing worse in every other state)

didn't the Wisconsin recount reveal even more votes for Trump

This is why I suggest strict federal voter ID legislation

the fact that the Rs didn't try that when they had so much legislative power in the Bush era fucking astounds me

Bush Republicans are pretty much establishment stooges though

and Bush was a "welcome hispanics into the GOP" kind of guy

Fair enough, but you'd think they'd care about their own political capital enough to do voter ID legislation

If they want to make it a "hispanics welcome" party, they could have at least pushed voter ID

They've known about this kind of stuff for fucking decades, and no one does anything about it

Closest thing I've seen is the Kobach commission, and it was disbanded recently

Even if most states didn't comply, they had the rolls from NH and NV I think, they could have made a good case right there and then.

For Christ's sake I hope that 4d chess shit is real or this is going to be fucking terrible

excuse me

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