2020 Presidential Race

[37L1]

I think they have like 20 days, 7 hours and 12 minutes before they have to certify the results on 12/8?

But who’s counting.

see my edit, please. Deadline for GA. is November 20th.

 

[hUTch2002]

In new York without the permit that they won’t give you it’s not legal to stop for gas and get a coke if you are carrying a gun to and from the gun range. New York is the 4th most restrictive state in the US with the most gun violence per person in raw numbers. View attachment 323558

In NJ it’s illegal to have a firearm while pumping your own gas.

 

[AM64]

Also, how many GOP officials will you find in all 50 states that would say Trump suppressed the GOP turnout in the general election in their state? You're telling me that something Trump did only suppressed votes in Ga?

GA turned blue. Apparently they are a more sensitive lot now. GA's flag may gain pastels and become the "United colors of GA" - they've already erased their southern heritage.

 

[Grand Vol]

In 2016, Trump got 2.08 million votes in Ga and in 2020 he is credited with 2.4 million.

So how is this guy able to say Trump suppressed his own vote?

You know the answer to these questions.

 

[Grand Vol]

In NJ it’s illegal to have a firearm while pumping your own gas.

Is it illegal to pump your fist?

 

[37L1]

In NJ it’s illegal to have a firearm while pumping your own gas.

You can't pump your own gas in New Jersey.

 

[AM64]

Because that's what the GSA Administrator is tasked to do.

Per the WSJ:

"In past elections, the GSA has sent a letter identifying the winner within days of the AP and networks calling the election, long before the results are made official by the Electoral College. In 2008, the letter was signed within hours.

The only time in recent history the GSA did not quickly identify a winner was in the aftermath of the tight 2000 election between George W. Bush and Al Gore.

Pamela Pennington, a spokeswoman, for the GSA didn't immediately respond to a request for comment Sunday. Ms. Pennington said Saturday afternoon that the agency has not yet made an ascertainment in the election, pointing to a statement issued earlier this week.

“The GSA Administrator does not pick the winner in the Presidential election,” the statement said, citing a federal transition law. “[T]he GSA Administrator ascertains the apparent successful candidate once a winner is clear based on the process laid out in the Constitution."

So the news networks are in charge? I don't think that's how this works.

 

[volfanhill]

In NJ it’s illegal to have a firearm while pumping your own gas.

Isn’t it illegal to pump your own gas in Jersey?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

You know the answer to these questions.

Why would the Ga Republican SoS spit this claim out? What motivated him to say that?

 

[Grand Vol]

You can't pump your own gas in New Jersey.

Yeah, that was kinda implied in his sarcastic lol

 

[Grand Vol]

Why would the Ga Republican SoS spot this claim out? What motivated him to say that?

That's the real question.

 

[golfballs]

Huh

 

[lostsheep]

You do realize you are coming across as a mooch, right?

If this was the jungle and survival of the fitness was allowed you would be lunch by dusk.

Nah, I’d borrow off everyone else and survive.

 

[lostsheep]

You took the loan out. Pay for it like everyone else. Be an adult.

I would man, but it’s just much easier if we just raise everyone’s taxes and pay it off.

 

[VolnJC]

I don't expect the President race to change but could these small GA changes affect the Perdue Ossoff runoff?

 

[LouderVol]

I don't expect the President race to change but could these small GA changes affect the Perdue Ossoff runoff?

As much as I would love for that to be the case I think since a runoff has been declared, it happens.

 

[AM64]

Huh

Purdue was sitting at 49.7% of the vote and faces a runoff because he failed to get 50%. Makes you wonder what might have been if those other ballots hadn't gone missing. Also how can you decide someone didn't reach 50% if the count hasn't been certified?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

Also, 2 interesting questions I would be willing to throw out there...

1. Suppose I had a batch of ballots and I ran them threw the machine multiples of times... or just twice. Do the voting machines keep a record of how each vote was cast? In other words, if the first 10 votes were for Trump and the next 10 were for Biden, would the voting machine have a time stamp of when each vote was entered? What are the odds of 40 random votes being 10 Trump, 10 Biden... and then immediately afterwards another 10 for Trump and 10 for Biden? What are the odds that 400 consecutive votes would follow this same pattern?

2. Is there a possibility that a group of ballots were "planted" by an in investigative entity and intentionally mixed in amongst other ballots that the entity knew would be counted after a certain deadline? In other words, the ballots were filled out on November 4th (let's say 2:00 am) and mixed in with other ballots that were also created/filled out during that same time frame?

LOL if they passed through a few of the planted ballots multiple times... wow.

FEC Chair: If Sidney Powell Says There Was Rampant Voter Fraud, "I Believe Her"

Powell: “In fact, we have got math in Michigan and Pennsylvania, I think it is, that, all of a sudden, hundreds of thousands of votes at a 67 percent ratio for Biden, 23 percent for Trump were uploaded multiple times into the system.”

 

[GoBigOrangeUT]

Won’t we find out tomorrow when Georgia completes its manual recount? How do you conceal an altered algorithm from a manual recount?

That’s a valid point and one I haven’t thought of.

 

[AM64]

FEC Chair: If Sidney Powell Says There Was Rampant Voter Fraud, "I Believe Her"

Paper ballots with a unique identifier would fix that in a hurry. Just like the strips and printed serial numbers we have in currency to prevent counterfeiting. Running the same ballots through multiple times is essentially a form of counterfeiting.

 

[Grand Vol]

That’s a valid point and one I haven’t thought of.

If the machines are found to be "defective" either through a programming error or by design, it will cause an unprecedented crisis in this country.

 

[GoBigOrangeUT]

If the machines are found to be "defective" either through a programming error or by design, it will cause an unprecedented crisis in this country.

No I agree with that, but a manual recount would find these discrepancies I would think.

 

[Grand Vol]

No I agree with that, but a manual recount would find these discrepancies I would think.

The real question would be what margin of error is "acceptable?" Is 100% accurate the answer?

 

[Orange_Crush]

FEC Chair: If Sidney Powell Says There Was Rampant Voter Fraud, "I Believe Her"

The same ratio over and over and over?

 

[AM64]

Can someone tell me what "Office of the President Elect" is.

A padded room containing a bicycle with training wheels, playing cards that clatter against the spokes, and a bulb horn.