Why Dems Love Mail In Voting...

[rogue06]

https://apnews.com/4caee44c73736e54fdbf4ab052c52fe2

Philadelphia is likely even worse than Chicago for this sort of fraud. During every presidential election several precincts end up turning in significantly more votes than there are people living there. Not just more than the number of registered voters but all residents including infants. And I'm sure that nobody is surprised that they tend to be 100% for the Democrat candidate. Apparently not even one single contrarian lives in any of these precincts.

[Watermelon]

[Maranatha]

3. You live in a nation where liberals want to commit voter fraud and try to find ways around safeguards.

In this case they were caught.

4. False choices are illogical.

[Watermelon]

3. You live in a nation where liberals want to commit voter fraud and try to find ways around safeguards.

In this case they were caught.

4. False choices are illogical.

Then put in additional safeguards and stop making excuses.

[Whateverman]

3. You live in a nation where liberals want to commit voter fraud and try to find ways around safeguards.

No more-so than conservatives.

[shunyadragon]

Philadelphia is likely even worse than Chicago for this sort of fraud. During every presidential election several precincts end up turning in significantly more votes than there are people living there. Not just more than the number of registered voters but all residents including infants. And I'm sure that nobody is surprised that they tend to be 100% for the Democrat candidate. Apparently not even one single contrarian lives in any of these precincts.

I called on this phony Breitfart reporting concerning California, and you, of course, did not respond. The claims in Chicago and Philadelphia did not involve a problem of mail in ballots.

The problem in Philadelphia are unresolved but only represent 3-4% of the districts and does not involve mail in ballots. Chicago there is no documented voter fraud due to mail in ballots.

Georgia is a far greater problem of voter suppression than any other state.

I need a response of your bogus Breitfart claim of California, and document mail in voter fraud specifically with sources.

[shunyadragon]

Of course!

First thing you got right in a long time.

Voter fraud has been around since, and as cited it is uncovered and prosecuted. In North Carolina the only voter fraud case of significance were Republicans as the guilty party.

[shunyadragon]

"Massive voter fraud" is a relative term. The point is this proves the possibility and the propensity. When it comes to an election as large as the general election, even if this happens at a .001% rate, we're talking serious numbers that can have a profound effect.

Your neglecting the facts that voter fraud has been around for the whole history of Democracy. Voter fraud has been on a large scale in many major cities by one party or the other.

[Hypatia_Alexandria]

But, but, but, voter fraud is just a conservative myth!

To large extent it is, isn't it?

[Whateverman]

I haven't seen anyone mention the fact that has Trump voted by mail:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tr...voted-by-mail/

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On a related note, it turns out that Republicans love absentee ballots too:

The Republicans Telling Their Voters to Ignore Trump


in history: In states that Trump desperately needs to win this fall, Republicans love it.



Republicans say the same in Florida, the quadrennial swing state where voting by mail has become more and more popular in recent years, especially with older GOP voters. (One of the older GOP voters who uses the system is Trump himself

[Ronson]

I haven't seen anyone mention the fact that has Trump voted by mail

Absentee ballots have been popular for decades among Republicans. When I lived in California, they tended to be counted first and you could pretty much predict Republican candidates would win everything based on those alone. But electioneers would always point out that absentees lean Republican and you couldn't make predictions from them.

[seanD]

I haven't seen anyone mention the fact that has Trump voted by mail:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/tr...voted-by-mail/

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On a related note, it turns out that Republicans love absentee ballots too:

I think the unintended point you made is that Reps don't have a propensity to commit voter fraud.

[Whateverman]

I think the unintended point you made is that Reps don't have a propensity to commit voter fraud.

Weird. If there was any unintended point, it'd be that Republicans DO commit voter fraud.

And yet I'm stating explicitly that I did not make that point, nor did I make the one you wrote - nor can I see exactly what it is you're talking about here.

[Whateverman]

Absentee ballots have been popular for decades among Republicans. When I lived in California, they tended to be counted first and you could pretty much predict Republican candidates would win everything based on those alone. But electioneers would always point out that absentees lean Republican and you couldn't make predictions from them.

I don't see anything wrong with absentee ballots, at all, no matter which party makes use of them.

[seanD]

Weird. If there was any unintended point, it'd be that Republicans DO commit voter fraud.

And yet I'm stating explicitly that I did not make that point, nor did I make the one you wrote - nor can I see exactly what it is you're talking about here.

I saw nothing about voter fraud in the The Atlantic article you linked to. They claimed no fraud takes place, but that mail-in voting was advantageous to Reps in certain districts and the political conundrum of Reps trying to balance this advantage with Trump's rhetoric against mail-in voting. Maybe you just don't read the articles you link to, or don't know what voter fraud is? But if you believe it proves Reps have a propensity to commit it, then why are you and Dems adamant about pushing it? Explain that logic to me.