(02-02-2021, 09:04 AM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(02-02-2021, 03:05 AM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Stop posting unfounded claims of voter fraud that would have changed the election and I'll stop mentioning QAnon. The only people still bringing up massive voter fraud are people who frequent far right conspiracy sights. No one outside of that group, buys into it. I don't subscribe to either party, so I don't have a dog in this fight. I didn't buy that there was any mass cheating in 2016 when Trump won and I certainly don't buy it now. I live in the real world. More people hated Trump, than they disliked Biden. That's why Trump lost. End of story.

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What I should've stated was that there was no "massive voter fraud which would have changed the election". There is always gonna be some cheating, but on a very small level. 

This is a very reasonable assumption you make. I hope Trumpers will follow your lead. It's over and done with. Time to move on.

In both Pennsylvania and North Carolina we have clear actions where both states violated their voting laws by changing them through the State Supreme Court after the deadline to do so by legislation, and in such a way that it clearly benefited one candidate over the other. This is a violation of the law and no one was willing to say so because no one wants to be the party that officially says the election was rigged. This isn't some hidden scheme, it's outright lawbreaking.

The cheating was so widespread, there simply wasn't enough time to get to the bottom of things before they were required to "certify" the election. Not to mention, not enough of the GOP were willing to risk their careers doing what was right. Democrats were smart on this one. The only thing they are good at is cheating and pandering to the less fortunate.

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