Mid-terms election night viewing party thread

[user 7704]

Same 3 counties.

Davidson is one.. Nashville
Shelby is one....Memphis
Don't know the other

 

[TexasFreedom]

One image floating around TX is a picture of Beto with the word "Nacho" on top, and "Senator" across the bottom... Hysterical.

 

[user 7704]

One image floating around TX is a picture of Beto with the word "Nacho" on top, and "Senator" across the bottom... Hysterical.

I can't believe that people from different states were looking for Beto on their ballots. Dumb. Hollywood is taking his loss worse than Blue Texas

 

[TexasFreedom]

I think I know why so many people are so clueless. They think they live in the (wait for it...)

Ewe S.A.

Can I get an Amen?

 

[Gazrok]

LOL.

I still can't believe folks actually voted for Cortez.

I mean, I think this woman has serious mental acuity issues. In other words, she's a blathering idiot. Only NY or CA could vote for someone this stupid.

 

[user 7704]

LOL.

I still can't believe folks actually voted for Cortez.

I mean, I think this woman has serious mental acuity issues. In other words, she's a blathering idiot. Only NY or CA could vote for someone this stupid.

She can't even put together a sentence. You know, like, you know, just pay for it.

 

[Gazrok]

Right? Like, you know, she's like...what do you call it?....frickin' stupid or something. Her handlers have branded her as a "democratic socialist", which is just a PC way of saying "commie pinko little bitch".

 

[user 5745]

She can't even put together a sentence. You know, like, you know, just pay for it.

So unlike your glorious leader with his Ciceronian mellifluousness and Caesarian transparency of meaning

 

[Gazrok]

So unlike your glorious leader with his Ciceronian mellifluousness and Caesarian transparency of meaning

Fair enough, but she makes Trump sound like a Rhodes Scholar...

 

[user 7704]

Looks like Florida is too close. If I were the Republican I would be checking every vote for illegal voting practices.

The Dems might get more than they counted on.

 

[Proud Prepper]

The Dems use illegal voting practices in every election. There are no concequences for doing it, so it continues to happen. Its disgusting.

 

[TexasFreedom]

Comparing Trump and nutjob girl? Wow, where to begin!

If you want to compare speech, the vast majority of Trump's statements are sentences. And they don't include eight "uh", "like", and "umm". Also look at what Trump has accomplished. Granted she's 1/2-1/3rd his age, but she too was born with a silver spoon in her mouth and her accomplishments are ___ ?

Heck, she's out to change things to Red! When she gets a 'hard' question (like how will you pay for it), she goes completely deer-in-the-headlights. It's completely obvious that she's never been told "no" nor has she ever dealt with obstacles in her life. A spoiled brat. And she's going to lead in the gov't! Only a democrat... leading from behind.

 

[tmttactical]

Something we will all have to understand. The big cities will rule in the midterm elections BUT the rural and normal folks will rule in the general election. Thanks to the founders wise electoral college creation. The Senate will appoint constitutional judges and we will have a chance to reclaim our country.

Now as to our fearless leader, at least he is not trying to give away our country to foreign (E.U.) governments and criminal low life refugees. Our leader is trying to stop them. Is he an elegant speaker, no, but he does tell it like it is.

 

[user 7704]

Did you see the video taken by a concerned citizen of the mishandling of the ballot boxes on election night?

Transporting them in private vehicles when they could have been replaced with pre stuffed boxes. It is a mess.

So the Broward county clerk was in trouble in 2016 for destroying paper ballots too early.

Florida and Georgia are going to be a huge mess.

 

[Proud Prepper]

We should no longer tolerate the blatant voter fraud. We need to pressure our senators and representatives to take action or we will be forced to use armed protests to defend our constitution from the majority that supports tyranny.

 

[user 7704]

We should no longer tolerate the blatant voter fraud. We need to pressure our senators and representatives to take action or we will be forced to use armed protests to defend our constitution from the majority that supports tyranny.

When you have more voters than citizens, alarms should be blaring

 

[Maverick]

Democrats are sending Attorneys to Florida now.... yep a mess!

 

[user 7704]

Does anyone see this as backfiring big time on the Dems in 2020?

Just another reason for the MAGA people to gather around the President and show how crooked the Dems really are.

 

[TexasFreedom]

Does anyone see this as backfiring big time on the Dems in 2020?

Just another reason for the MAGA people to gather around the President and show how crooked the Dems really are.

Not at all. Two reasons: 1) memories aren't that long. 2) I expect Trump to not just sit on his hands, but put boots on the ground and make it backfire on Dem's IMMEDIATELY. I suspect all these 'found' votes are going to lead to prison time for a bunch of 'D' operatives.

 

[user 7704]

Not at all. Two reasons: 1) memories aren't that long. 2) I expect Trump to not just sit on his hands, but put boots on the ground and make it backfire on Dem's IMMEDIATELY. I suspect all these 'found' votes are going to lead to prison time for a bunch of 'D' operatives.

From Your keyboard to God's ear.

 

[tmttactical]

I think the voter fraud is going to be found and as a result much stricter voting identification is going to be required (again it back fires on Dems). Desperation leads to very poor decisions. With SCOTUS now being a constitutional court, law suits are not going to stop the new Identification Laws from being carried out prior to the 2020 general election. Just one more win for President Trump. Now if RGB would just depart, we could breath a bit easier.

 

[user 5745]

I think the voter fraud is going to be found and as a result much stricter voting identification is going to be required (again it back fires on Dems). Desperation leads to very poor decisions. With SCOTUS now being a constitutional court, law suits are not going to stop the new Identification Laws from being carried out prior to the 2020 general election. Just one more win for President Trump. Now if RGB would just depart, we could breath a bit easier.

If in-person voter fraud is as rare as it seems to be then legislating for stricter voter ID is largely pointless and wasteful as well as potentially discriminatory against US citizens who don't have photo-ID for perfectly legitimate reasons. Improving the infrastructure and procedures of your election system (machines working properly, voting station staff trained properly, improved collection and counting procedures, etc.) might genuinely help to make your system to become more robust, fair and transparent and less fractious.

 

[user 7704]

If in-person voter fraud is as rare as it seems to be then legislating for stricter voter ID is largely pointless and wasteful as well as potentially discriminatory against US citizens who don't have photo-ID for perfectly legitimate reasons. Improving the infrastructure and procedures of your election system (machines working properly, voting station staff trained properly, improved collection and counting procedures, etc.) might genuinely help to make your system to become more robust, fair and transparent and less fractious.

I would say voter fraud is not rare at all. Especially in the smaller precincts. They hide absentee ballots and dispose of them later. I've seen this personally. This all adds up when determining state wide campaigns

 

[TexasFreedom]

Blue-ish,

There are 10's of thousands of votes magically appearing right now swinging a number of federal elections right now. How do you define that as 'rare'? Not only with fraudulent votes, but also with election officials stuffing ballot boxes. It's been said there are millions of fake votes each election. Please, explain your views.

 

[Psalm7]

There has to be voting regulations this year . Its always the same States that cause the trouble . I expected it from FL but the mess going on in GA is blatantly crooked .

 

[tmttactical]

If in-person voter fraud is as rare as it seems to be then legislating for stricter voter ID is largely pointless and wasteful as well as potentially discriminatory against US citizens who don't have photo-ID for perfectly legitimate reasons. Improving the infrastructure and procedures of your election system (machines working properly, voting station staff trained properly, improved collection and counting procedures, etc.) might genuinely help to make your system to become more robust, fair and transparent and less fractious.

Please explain why, in these modern time it would be difficult to obtain photo-ID? Are you stuck in the 1800's where you live or what seem to be so difficult to get proper photo-ID. The process is very simple and does not cost as much as one moth of a smart phone data plan. As for voter fraud, wait until all the non-citizens in the U.K. start voting and then talk to me. We have a huge amount of illegal people living in this country and a political party that want them to vote, so yes, there is a real problem with voter fraud. Voter fraud might have been rare 50 years ago, before 20 million illegals came into our country but now it is a real problem, especially when the voting difference are so close, less than 1 percent in several cases. Just like London does not have a violence problem with refugees, we don't have a voter fraud problem.

 

[user 5745]

I would say voter fraud is not rare at all. Especially in the smaller precincts. They hide absentee ballots and dispose of them later. I've seen this personally. This all adds up when determining state wide campaigns

I said 'in-person' fraud, the kind that can potentially be addressed by photo-ID. Absentee ballots aren't affected by that.

Please explain why, in these modern time it would be difficult to obtain photo-ID? Are you stuck in the 1800's where you live or what seem to be so difficult to get proper photo-ID. The process is very simple and does not cost as much as one moth of a smart phone data plan. As for voter fraud, wait until all the non-citizens in the U.K. start voting and then talk to me. We have a huge amount of illegal people living in this country and a political party that want them to vote, so yes, there is a real problem with voter fraud. Voter fraud might have been rare 50 years ago, before 20 million illegals came into our country but now it is a real problem, especially when the voting difference are so close, less than 1 percent in several cases. Just like London does not have a violence problem with refugees, we don't have a voter fraud problem.

I didn't say it was difficult to get photo ID. Judging by the reports of voting machine problems, perhaps they are unmaintained machines from the 1800s ☺

Individual voter fraud has been shown over and over to be largely (not entirely) a chimera used to scare and enrage. Far more widespread and damaging to the process are poor management, poor record-keeping, poorly trained staff, crappy logistics, equipment that isn't fit-for-purpose. It is easier and quicker to dog-whistle non-citizens than it is to thoroughly overall a creaking system.

 

[TexasFreedom]

Individual voter fraud has been shown over and over to be largely (not entirely) a chimera used to scare and enrage.

Hogwash. It is extensive and impacts the votes. It is an incredibly easy thing to fix. I'd do two things. 1) Photo ID. 2) Fingerprint each voter. It takes just seconds. Every smart phone today can read fingerprints, it's not hard nor expensive technology today. Getting a fake ID isn't that difficult, but stealing fingerprints will be quite another matter. Even the mail-in vote can have a 'fingerprint' position.

 

[user 7704]

I'm glad this is happening during the mid-terms so that we can bring the violations to light prior to the 2020 elections.

Trump doesn't seems like the type to sit back and let them walk away with the election.

The Dems are overplaying their hands and going to be their downfall. (Hopefully)

 

[user 5745]

I'm glad this is happening during the mid-terms so that we can bring the violations to light prior to the 2020 elections.

As long as all suspected violations and reported failures are impartially investigated and dealt with, I agree.