2020 Presidential Race

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Velo Vol said:
How?
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Governments, corporations, and private foundations offer grant money for a wide variety of missions, to a wide variety of organizations. Grants are typically offered and renewed once a year. It is a complicated process, in which the source of the grant states very specific requirements for the grant, and applicants respond with detailed applications. The McArthur Foundation is cited as a private foundation grant for NPR. If it receives corporate grants, it must apply to an annual offering. It does not air advertisements. It does acknowledge grants.
 
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Vol Main said:
Governments, corporations, and private foundations offer grant money for a wide variety of missions, to a wide variety of organizations. Grants are typically offered and renewed once a year. It is a complicated process, in which the source of the grant states very specific requirements for the grant, and applicants respond with detailed applications. The McArthur Foundation is cited as a private foundation grant for NPR. If it receives corporate grants, it must apply to an annual offering. It does not air advertisements. It does acknowledge grants.
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I don't know about that. What I do know is that in tech segments recently they've disclosed that Facebook is a sponsor.

I'm not saying it makes them unduly biased. Just pointing out what's going on.
 
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Velo Vol said:
I don't know about that. What I do know is that in tech segments recently they've disclosed that Facebook is a sponsor.

I'm not saying it makes them unduly biased. Just pointing out what's going on.
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NPR does solicit sponsorships, through donations. FB could be donating instead of offering grants, or it could be doing both.
 
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Orangeburst said:
That is just it. We do not need another POV like the iron curtain, especially from our government. Free enterprise takes care of that.
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Point of view like the iron curtain? Radio Free Europe was the opposite of that. It was pro-democracy and funded by the US and Western Europe.
 
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I learned quite a bit this election cycle.

I learned the DNC is much, much dumber than I previously thought.

I learned the GOP is much more morally bankrupt than I feared.

I learned that American Fundamentalist Evangelicalism has no problem selling out for power and publicity no matter how many times they don't get what they want out of it.

I learned that too many in our country don't know how to handle discussions with people who have complex views that don't fit the basic binary political system.

May God help us get out of this mess we're in.
 
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AM64 said:
As long as you are willing to include the people who pushed through voting by mail without any real verification of who requested a ballot (if required), who received the ballot, and who actually filled it in, then we're good. But I'm guessing you don't have any interest in those people who set out to hijack an election. Might as well go ahead and include the people who accepted the mailed in ballots and processed them without witnesses, too.
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Free and Fair Elections are words that should never be formed on the lips of Republicans. More than a century of voter suppression, intimidation and voter role purges. Subjective signature verification was just another way to purge legal voters when things started going in the Left's favor..
Lindsey Graham said it best. Fix this or we'll never elect another Republican president. And he's right. But, Repubs don't want a level playing field in the election process. That's why you won't see them fix it. They'll just make it harder and harder for minorities to cast a ballot.
Rand Paul sums it up.
"I'm very, very concerned that if you solicit votes from typically non-voters, that you will affect and change the outcome."

No wonder they're willing to overthrow democracy for an autocratic traitor.
 
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tvolsfan said:
You may think this means something, but if you look closely, you will notice that it doesn't.
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I have looked closely and have come up with the conclusion that statistically and historically it is mathematically impossible for Joe Biden to carry only 477 total counties and have over 80 million votes.😁
( And yes I know he carried the larger democrat counties)
 
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VolinWayne said:
I have looked closely and have come up with the conclusion that statistically and historically it is mathematically impossible for Joe Biden to carry only 477 total counties and have over 80 million votes.😁
( And yes I know he carried the larger democrat counties)
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LOL
 
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VolinWayne said:
I have looked closely and have come up with the conclusion that statistically and historically it is mathematically impossible for Joe Biden to carry only 477 total counties and have over 80 million votes.😁
( And yes I know he carried the larger democrat counties)
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Every math teacher I had starting in 8th grade said, "Show your work."
 
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