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We're not getting over it, Danvee

Posted By: warrior

We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 01:47 PM

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Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 01:48 PM

What's it going to take?
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 02:26 PM

That the PA rules are only 10 feet of the door is ridiculous in it's self and they can't even follow their own rules.


in WI
(b) No person may post or distribute any election−related
material during polling hours on any public property on election
day within 100 feet of an entrance to a building containing a polling place.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by warrior
What's it going to take?


Hanging from an overpass would probably get some attention.
Posted By: Scuba1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 02:56 PM

I think the republicans did not want to win in many cases. They put up such wet candidates, pulled good ones back. I think they are just content with a little shouting and collecting their palm grease and checks every month. Beast working for a living I guess.
Posted By: Scuba1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 02:58 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Originally Posted by warrior
What's it going to take?


Hanging from an overpass would probably get some attention.



Once ya hang the first dozen or so, the rest will step in line and may actually do the job they were elected to do
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:00 PM

I bet it won't take a dozen.
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Originally Posted by warrior
What's it going to take?


Hanging from an overpass would probably get some attention.


Not an overpass... The hallways outside of both chambers and the congressional offices.

When I've had to go through arc flash training they parade out the job site/burn unit photos to drive home their point. The clowns in Congress should be forced to walk by piles of bleached bones and skulls on pikes on the way to their offices.

A constant reminder of what will happen should they violate their oath of office. The clowns don't fear for their lives. They should. Daily.

Mike
Posted By: DWC

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:23 PM

I would imagine only senile senior citizens or people with severe learning disabilities are actually influenced at the poll locations.
Posted By: trapdog1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:45 PM

Originally Posted by DWC
I would imagine only senile senior citizens or people with severe learning disabilities are actually influenced at the poll locations.

Probably, but it still should not be allowed to happen.
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:48 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
I bet it won't take a dozen.


It would make me feel better, though.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by warrior
Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
I bet it won't take a dozen.


It would make me feel better, though.


It would take at least 50 for me. lol
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by DWC
I would imagine only senile senior citizens or people with severe learning disabilities are actually influenced at the poll locations.


Or the retards to stupid to fill one out correctly.

That was one of the benefits of the old paper ballots. These electronic ones won't allow you double vote or go outside of the circle or x where you should fill.

The paper ones weeded out the to stupid to vote.
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:53 PM

Originally Posted by DWC
I would imagine only senile senior citizens or people with severe learning disabilities are actually influenced at the poll locations.


stop and rethink of it this way

your barely literate , everyone around you is saying got to vote! get out and vote! then a person you recognize from the community hands you a sheet with the names.

and you haven't heard of or researched any other name not researched anyone's beliefs or policies

you were told to vote , you got a sticker to show you voted , and a HUGE part of elections is name recognition

if you think 100% of voters are well read , well researched , and understand the policies of the candidate , voting records , you would be about 95% off.

this is why the tv adds work so well say what people want to hear even if it is the exact opposite of everything you have ever voted for.

point out how a candidate wants to raise your taxes but didn't pay their own.

the general population has a very short attention span and fewer than 20% have read a book in the last year.

the elections habits of so many people make you think that a freshmen voting for home coming king and queen was a well researched election by comparison. at least you knew he played on the football team and hadn't harrased you in the hall at school and that she was a cheer leader and not one of the mean ones. there you go well researched by comparison.
Posted By: HayDay

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:53 PM

Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.

Compare that to having folks request a ballot, then go into their home and help them fill it out....or just collect it and fill it out yourself? Zuckerbucks ring a bell?

Or go to a state that sends all registered voters a live ballot in the mail? Go to an apartment building and harvest ballots laying around like walnuts on the side of the road? Or stand on the street corner and buy em up for $10.

Now you got the float to fix what ails you. Come up short 20,000 votes? You got am and a week or two to send them in.

All made possible by placing live ballots in the mail where they can be collected and manipulated out of the spotlight. They count the same as yours and mine.

Republicans run campaigns. Demonrats run (rig) elections. Big difference.





Posted By: trapdog1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:54 PM

Originally Posted by warrior
Originally Posted by DWC
I would imagine only senile senior citizens or people with severe learning disabilities are actually influenced at the poll locations.


Or the retards to stupid to fill one out correctly.

That was one of the benefits of the old paper ballots. These electronic ones won't allow you double vote or go outside of the circle or x where you should fill.

The paper ones weeded out the to stupid to vote.

Which brings up another question: How widespread is electronic voting? I've never used anything but a paper ballot.
Posted By: Scuba1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:56 PM

The ones that are to stupid to vote, are the ones that get elected it seems.
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 03:57 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Originally Posted by warrior


It would make me feel better, though.


It would take at least 50 for me. lol


I'll bring my knitting.

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Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:01 PM

Originally Posted by HayDay
Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.


you have to call out what you can easily prove, If they are willing to have such a blatant violation of a ridiculously simple 10 foot restriction , they are willing to do anything.

however you have to work with what you can prove and push for that to be 100 feet since they can't manage to understand what 10 feet is
Posted By: coonlove

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:02 PM

Warrior, I'm thinking that we should bring back the practice of gibbeting. eek
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:06 PM

Originally Posted by coonlove
Warrior, I'm thinking that we should bring back the practice of gibbeting. eek


YES
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:08 PM

Originally Posted by GREENCOUNTYPETE
Originally Posted by HayDay
Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.


you have to call out what you can easily prove, If they are willing to have such a blatant violation of a ridiculously simple 10 foot restriction , they are willing to do anything.

however you have to work with what you can prove and push for that to be 100 feet since they can't manage to understand what 10 feet is


Ain't that how they're fighting the drug war? Nab what you can see with the hope of rolling up the line?
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:16 PM

Originally Posted by GREENCOUNTYPETE
Originally Posted by HayDay
Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.


you have to call out what you can easily prove, If they are willing to have such a blatant violation of a ridiculously simple 10 foot restriction , they are willing to do anything.

however you have to work with what you can prove and push for that to be 100 feet since they can't manage to understand what 10 feet is


Show them a ten foot piece of rope?
Posted By: Ringneck1

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:19 PM

Why isn't the R's right there beside them? Obviously no one is enforcing anything. D's are willing to win at all costs. R's aren't.

Bigger issue is widespread mail in ballots and extended voting windows. These late ballet dumps are where the fraud lives imo. Its simple enough to get thousands of ballots, fill them out when you know how many you need to win and turn them in after election day.
Posted By: HayDay

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:24 PM

Originally Posted by GREENCOUNTYPETE
Originally Posted by HayDay
Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.


you have to call out what you can easily prove, If they are willing to have such a blatant violation of a ridiculously simple 10 foot restriction , they are willing to do anything.

however you have to work with what you can prove and push for that to be 100 feet since they can't manage to understand what 10 feet is


I agree it all counts, but what I am saying is the influence of electioneering around a polling place is inconsequential compared to the damage being done in the shadows with a huge float of live ballots sent thru the US mail, where there are no controls. Close to 1M early voting ballots in 2022 in PA and most of those sent thru the mail? There is a reason why the early voting / vote by mail option is favored by democrats. It puts live ballots in the hands of party operatives.....out of sight of any oversight.

This was all outlined and explained in book "Rigged" by Molly Hemingway. Mark Zuckerberg dumped $450M into 2020 election to pay for the logistics of doing it.

Vote by mail has to end.
Posted By: HayDay

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:31 PM

As for the actions of the poll workers to coerce voters.....when I went to vote the onliy interaction I had with poll workers was with two elections judges. One Republican, one Demonrat. They checked my ID, had me sign in, both initialed my ballot and sent me off to mark it up.

Is this not the way it is done everywhere?
Posted By: hippie

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by HayDay
As for the actions of the poll workers to coerce voters.....when I went to vote the onliy interaction I had with poll workers was with two elections judges. One Republican, one Demonrat. They checked my ID, had me sign in, both initialed my ballot and sent me off to mark it up.

Is this not the way it is done everywhere?


That's how we do it, sign the book under our name also.

Mail in voting has to stop or we'll never have a fair election.
Posted By: seniortrap

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:37 PM

Quote
I bet it won't take a dozen.


A good start.
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:44 PM

Georgia

Hand the lady your license/ID. She puts it on a camera reader that matches it to their records. You sign an on screen affidavit saying you are who you say you are and not being paid, etc under penalty of perjury. She loads a card then hands it to you.
Walk over to a screen kiosk and insert card. Ballot comes up on screen, vote, check ballot and hit print. Take paper copy and card over to the tabulator. Insert paper ballot and drop card into the basket.
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:48 PM

And you can always go onto your own account on our SoS site and confirm.
Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 04:50 PM

The absentee drop boxes is how they cheat here. That and paying a certain class of voters.
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 05:55 PM

at my polling place , hand your ID to the guy he finds you in the big binder, while you are telling the other lady your name and address they both find you and mark their books you sign her book on the line with your name and address , he hands you back your ID and a colored slip of paper with a number on it , you take that to the other table and the 2 ladies there hand you your ballot and give you the instructions , like there are candidates on both sides of the ballot , fully mark the circle with pens provided , place it in the vote counting machine near the door make sure it dings and increments the number on the screen before you walk away.

in years when people wanted to campaign near the polling place with signs and such the police moved them to the end of the block and told them no closer than the side walk on this street and put up cones. that was probably closer to 100 yards than 100 feet but they wanted to be certain that no rules were being broken

for registered writeins there is no list visible , if you ask who is a registered write in , they may show you a list then they hide it again so it is not in plain sight.

sample ballots are posted in the hall where you wait so you can see them ahead of time , they are also available to view online
Posted By: Wanna Be

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 07:21 PM

In my opinion, if you can stand in line for free food, free phones, free concerts, or anything else free during sun or rain; then you can show up in person to vote!
If your absentee ballot or mail in ballot wasn’t RECEIVED at your county courthouse on Election Day then your vote doesn’t count. What’s the point of “Election Day” if it turns into election week?
Posted By: hippie

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 07:31 PM

Look up Arizona's voting procedure, but caution, you might get mad when you read that an early ballot will be sent automatically even if you requested and received a mail in ballot.
So, you will get 2 ballots for mailing.

On top of that, you get 27 days to vote in person. With 27 days to vote in person, what's the need for one let alone two mail in ballots?

Posted By: warrior

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 08:30 PM

Originally Posted by Wanna Be
In my opinion, if you can stand in line for free food, free phones, free concerts, or anything else free during sun or rain; then you can show up in person to vote!
If your absentee ballot or mail in ballot wasn’t RECEIVED at your county courthouse on Election Day then your vote doesn’t count. What’s the point of “Election Day” if it turns into election week?



Imo, you get anything "free" from the entity your voting for you should be disqualified to vote. Same as taking a bribe to vote, imo.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 10:17 PM

Originally Posted by warrior
Originally Posted by Wanna Be
In my opinion, if you can stand in line for free food, free phones, free concerts, or anything else free during sun or rain; then you can show up in person to vote!
If your absentee ballot or mail in ballot wasn’t RECEIVED at your county courthouse on Election Day then your vote doesn’t count. What’s the point of “Election Day” if it turns into election week?



Imo, you get anything "free" from the entity your voting for you should be disqualified to vote. Same as taking a bribe to vote, imo.


That would disqualify the entire senate and house. That is a genius idea warrior!
Posted By: BigBlackBirds

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 10:58 PM

Originally Posted by HayDay
Electioneering near a polling place? Big whoop.

Compare that to having folks request a ballot, then go into their home and help them fill it out....or just collect it and fill it out yourself? Zuckerbucks ring a bell?

Or go to a state that sends all registered voters a live ballot in the mail? Go to an apartment building and harvest ballots laying around like walnuts on the side of the road? Or stand on the street corner and buy em up for $10.

Now you got the float to fix what ails you. Come up short 20,000 votes? You got am and a week or two to send them in.

All made possible by placing live ballots in the mail where they can be collected and manipulated out of the spotlight. They count the same as yours and mine.

Republicans run campaigns. Demonrats run (rig) elections. Big difference.




Republicans have to figure out how they are going to compete with Democrats ability to currently harvest ballots or gonna get left behind more and more,
Posted By: PSB1011

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 11:23 PM

Frankly,to vote, if you don't pay federal income tax of a certain amount, you have no right to vote.That would stop buying of votes by the politicians for the most part.
Posted By: PSB1011

Re: We're not getting over it, Danvee - 11/11/22 11:26 PM

When everybody pays into the system,I would think everybody would have a vested interest on how the money was spent, if your only on the collecting end, your going to vote accordingly,to keep collecting.
Them types shouldn't have the right to vote.Im certain there should be some exceptions to this but not a large percentage of the population.
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