in a crazy way Trump help wake a lot of people up

YES! I talk about that case a lot! They look at a few ballots, saw some concerning stuff. Looked at some more-things kind of leveled out. Not so alarming. So then the case was dropped. They didn't drop the case over it was too early or it was too late. They looked at some ballots. Investigated. And didn't find anything alarming enough to continue. That was great! I wanted more of that. And the courts weren't willing to do that as we saw in most cases. I liked the idea that Cruz (who I usually don't like btw) had of a commission, which of course, comes from HISTORY of the Hayes elections. Cruz wasn't saying-Trump is right let's just throw this whole thing out. Cruz was saying-there is a substantial segment of the American people who have reasonable doubts about this election. Let's stop telling them to shut up and let's investigate a little bit. The Constitution allows for this, so let's do it!

“Our top government personnel have very poor computer security habits; our nuclear information systems and dozens of other government databases were compromised in a recent Russian hack; BUT OUR VOTING SYSTEM IS 100% SECURE!!”

Nothing to see here

email servers at home

You had to sign, right?

They don't have an alt+F4 for "oh fuck the government is being overrun?"

I don't know who Tim Pool is ... but I know this guy from tracking the riots this summer

They do you call the pres

Outfit comment. I follow both.

https://youtu.be/532j-186xEQ

Yeah Cruz, Rand, and that OK-R senator were very persuasive to me on those points. Heck, I’m ok with doing this in, say, June of 2021 - get this election and presidential drama out of the way and then let’s fix our systems.

That not how it works

Law was broken

PA is pretty much the same. I think you might have to present ID the very first time you vote, but after that it's a free for all. For mail in voting, my understanding is there were no provisions about signatures matching, let alone including a picture of your ID.

Hmmmm.

NY, CO, and MI did not require a signature during registration

But they did require a signature on the voting ballot

You’re thinking in terms of honorable people, who uphold their oaths... most would say it’s clearly not the case (especially with what’s happened this last few months)

I believe MI has since updated its registration process, not sure if CO and NY have too

Here in AZ there was 2000 plus mail in votes from one address

Some use the DL signature - like GA.

Probably something similar https://youtu.be/tArtYkILiHc

Yeah... There are lots of rumors. I would like to see that assertion in a court filing. They had 6 cases in AZ, I think... So it should be easy to find.

The big problem was to say theres no vote fraud 0 and not even possible

I was able to register in CO even though I never lived there, registered before, have no CO drivers license, no CO address, etc. But I couldn’t register in NC because they required in-person registration, and you were required to have a NC issued ID to do it (unless you got some exemption signed from the state commission or something)

For me, it is the lack of arrests. After 9 weeks, they should have been able to make some cases - if not hundreds that would account for major fraud.

Only boneheads and trolls say that.

It was found and will find more ..this was time issue and it was work that way

Arrest for what

That would be admitting to fraud. CO just prosecuted that guy who voted for his wife. - They found out about it because she requested an absentee ballot because she was out of town. So they must do some checks.

Idk, voter fraud charges are EXTREMELY discretionary - I don’t think almost any DAs would bring those right now.

if at all

I am on overload right now and I'm confused what did you agree with or disagree with about what I said?

To be clear, I was able to, but I did not actually register. 😉

Where in code is election fraud

And, if hypothetically I did, it would only be fraud if I did not move to CO in the months following registration

ARS ???

But with the stakes and a $210m legal fund and every law enforcement agency in the country endorsing Trump, you would think there would have been some motivation to expedite investigations, right?

WHy and undermind the system