Message from @Dan_Sundin
Discord ID: 779118215887847494
Buffer wars are debatable.
I just wish we didn't live in a two party system where a vote for a third party just gets tossed into the winner's pile.
But getting involved in wars half way around the world just makes you an empire, and creates poor institutions within your country.
Instead of voting for whomever is the lesser of two evils.
(In my opinion)
John Adams and the signatories of the DoI lamented the 2 party system. It's a shame they didn't think of ranked choice
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/359691350821568513/744975781608030299/unknown.png I generally don't fit in either category, and it kinda sucks, ngl.
And that's with nothing but agree/disagree or agree/disagree strongly
@DrSammyD and that is the Democratic party in a nutshell
The idea (in my opinion) that the president would not have the power it does today, and instead states would have more power than they do today, and states were more likely to adopt a third party choice.
Which would arguably be more important at the time.
Because you used to have a lot of parties in the 1800s.
In effort to protect themselves, certain groups merged together.
> All under Democrats so you think there is a good war.
@mtpockets59
All wars since Vietnam started on Republican watches, no?
Which lead to a cascade of merging into two opposing parties.
Which frankly, was entirely the fault of the civil war of the time.
they're almost done the Georgia recount, so far Biden's lead shrank only from 14,000 to 12,000
@Adam135 where are you seeing these updates?
just from googling it, all are saying Georgia is likely to announce tomorrow.
Arizona Maricopa Voter Fraud (CV-2020-014248 Superior Court) the legal firm, State Craft Law is no longer representing the President Trump Campaign Committee, SCL indicating that the litigation referenced has concluded.
How can this be turned back on. Or should a new case be activated within the results of information uncovered? It all seems kind of important. The Trump people need to reactivate the SCL organization as they seem to be up to speed based upon their prior representation.
Their viewpoint was clearly too narrow based upon the limited amount of information and facts (at the time). But both election officials at the county and state levels hid the facts and circumstances of the massive amount of both Overvote and Undervote which was found in the Official Election Data 155,022 rows of detailed records, along with their 72 page PDF. The officials said it only occurred 202 times, a very small, non consequently effect on the outcome of the election results (insignificance they say)!
Did anyone see Braynard's tweets?
@RobertGrulerEsq dunno if you've seen them, but there is an update
dunno what they mean though
but could be important for the show
Pool just released a video on this
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Among 1706 respondents we reached whom the state said were sent an absentee ballot, 556 said they never requested it.
And of the 1137 who did request the ballot, 453 said they mailed back yet the state did not receive or count them.
```
this is for PA
@realz, you just advanced to level 1!
453/1706 republicans reached said they were mailed a ballot but it wasn't counted
556/1706 said they never requested it
if that is a random sample, that is pretty crazy stuff
```
AZ / 355 / 50.01%
GA / 257 / 44.08%
MI / 242 / 32.61%
PA / 463 / 41.86%
WI / 325 / 20.00%
```
The number: is the number of people, - who they managed to reach - (all republicans) who requested a ballot, sent it back, but the state claimed they did not.
the percentage, is how many people they reached in total (all republicans)
```
AZ / 21 / 0.94%
GA / 24 / 0.85%
MI / 18 / 2.80%
NV / 25 / 2.22%
PA / 22 / 0.70%
WI / 23 / 0.66%
```
these numbers are for voters who didn't vote (of those reached), but the state says they did
but, we need the numbers of people called
Are those people self reporting that they weren't counted, or did they verify they weren't counted?
maybe "reached" just means that the sample is biased