Individuals committing fraud is one thing, i think what we have here is systemic proliferation of conditions enabling fraud.

If someone takes part in voter fraud, on a larger level, the penalty needs to be death. Committing treasonous behavior on a high level should always result in a quick, spectacular death.

Keith

All true and conspiracy to commit should be a death sentence. But conspiracy cases would be harder to prove as I'm sure sniffer and the ho are well insulated with cut outs and other operatives. But if the street hustlers and ballot counters start getting popped.

I'm sure he considered that as an option but was entering uncharted waters and didn't have enough supporters with a spine around him

Another topic brought up was the machines were claimed not to be hooked to the internet. Well that turns out not to be true, and I believe they proved the same thing in mich. Maybe those were the only two states were this occurred, but maybe it happened in every state using those machines.

Maybe the election officials in these states are incompetent, if that's the case maybe they shouldn't be in charge.

The computer forensics expert said with the security level and updates being used in these computers, it would take ten minutes to hack one. Your home computer was probably more secure.

the people around him, they wanted him out as much as the democrats did.

Some of us already knew all this.......common sense told me that it was a nationwide case of fraudulent results. Coup is needed.

It don't take a mathematician to know this one didn't add up.

Gonna use Trump urine on a p-post set.

Biden "won" AZ by like 12,000 votes.

They now say that over 100,000 votes were done with sharpies on the wrong paper. They didn't need to get online or have Chinese send ballots. They printed them on the wrong paper as needed on site.

They gave the wrong paper and a sharpie to anyone that looked like a Trump voter, so the vote would be thrown out.

They have proof now.

That’s what I’m talkin’’bout Willis!

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It was shocking to see everyone around him fold in his last few days. These people have no spine and simply supported him becuase he was popular.

They haven't gotten anything through yet.

I guess that sets up a fight in the SCOUS over it. Will Roberts and crew make themselves into pretzels in saying that the language in the Constitution giving the states that control is null and void?? Stay tuned...

Not exactly but they have a lot of heavy lifting to do to get there. The longer it drags out, the better methinks

Cyber Ninjas What a clown show.

Like some lawyer just stated on tv, I bet Trumps lawyers that are handling his lawsuit jumped for joy when Biden's press secretary blurted out the are working with several social media platforms to ban information THEY consider false.

Indeed, Jen Psaki doesnt realize it aint alrigh, lol