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I wouldn’t worry about any future trump runs. Not at all. Impeached (and convicted) or otherwise.
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Other than the constitution, is there an emoluments law that someone can be prosecuted for? Are there statutory penalties? Is it a civil or a criminal offense? Honest questions.
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There is an open FBI investigation. It was opened in 2019.
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Maybe Trump is taking Hillary’s advice to Biden from earlier this year regarding conceding. https://www.washingtonpost.com And she didn’t disavow this beauty: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2016/12/14/celebrities_led_by_martin_sheen_beg_republican_electors_not_to_vote_for_trump.html By the way — go back and re-read what I said.
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The future for both parties and realignment
snafu replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
The far left isn't going to gain any traction in Congress at the moment because the margin is too slim and the moderate D's want to keep their jobs and the majority wants to keep its majority. The way-too-powerful executive branch on the other hand...they've got to pay the progressives back for the coalition they made to get into office. That's going to be ugly.. -
The future for both parties and realignment
snafu replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Why do you presume that States will impose broad restrictions? Many states don't. People move from one location to another all the time. They do this because of more or less social restriction and or tax or healthcare benefits from one jurisdiction to another. They do it to suit their needs or desires. Local governments provide this specialization (or don't). A one-size Federal government can't. And you're forgetting a big reason to support states rights. It removes the unnecessary duplication of many regulations to slim down the Federal Government. I don't really believe that the Federal Budget, the NYS Budget and the NYC budget (to name one where I live) are efficiently aligned, and there's a lot of excess and wast and frankly, taxes and regulatory fees are heaped upon each other. So who does get your vote? Because the other major party isn't about liberalism. If you aren't going to vote for the only party that could possibly give you a chance at what you're seeking, then do you go to the other party which would never come close to providing it? -
He could have included it in his report to Congress and Congress could have impeached him and the Senate have convicted him.
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You should call Mueller. Maybe he can reopen the investigation! Or call Pelosi and maybe this time she could impeach him right proper, and get a conviction, too. Otherwise, stop. Please find me where I said it is my opinion that Biden cheated.
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Sorry: Russia COLLUSION Hoax. Feel better now?
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So what you're saying is this has been done before. I'm not saying that two wrongs make things right but holy hell, this post of yours can easily apply to 2016.
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! Official sources called this election already (or not). All debunked, nutbar. Nothing to see here. Don’t even question it. It harms our democracy to do so. Stop harming.
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If you're talking about me, I never said election fraud. Human error is the way it has been described. I've accepted that. And your posts usually aren't responsive, so there's not any need to respond.
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Yeah, apparently I'm in a one-man echo chamber.
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Don't bother. Inquiry here is dead.
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So you've got no answers to my questions. Thanks. Read my earlier posts. I'm not a conspiracy guy. I'm asking questions for different reasons. Forget replying. I'm not looking for your validation.
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When do simple errors rise to the level of legitimate complaint? What's the cutoff? All I've heard for two weeks is "no fraud". I tend to agree with that. Upon closer examination, it appears that consistently one-sided "human error" does certainly exist in more than one jurisdiction. Either way (purposefully or by error), the results could have been tainted. Should nobody inquire about this?
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What's this now?
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I want the vote count to be accurate and certified. You are getting "audited" results mixed up from results. Auditing the results takes a lot of time and effort. I'm not asking for audited results in 50 states, or any state -- as long as there's no obvious error. But, you see, there ARE errors, and these errors wouldn't have been known if nobody questioned. If the mop up of the results is happening, then bravo. If the results are finalized and Biden wins, then that's great. If there are infirmities then I want those sussed out without people complaining that this is a waste of time. Because getting it right, to me, is not a waste of time.
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They weren't uncovered until after people complained. You're ignoring my point. I'm tired of repeating myself to you and you keep going back to the same unresponsive retort.
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See your bolded parts...the errors in Georgia wouldn't have been uncovered if people just took the results at face value. It is an issue. Wayne County may actually have a problem if their voter rolls don't square with the number of votes cast. That wouldn't have been uncovered if people just took the results at face value. It is an issue. But, again, the greater issue is whether it is okay to shout down people who want to examine the results rather than take them at face value. The "law" that Congress passes every election year is that Election Day occur on the first Tuesday in November. This year the "law" says November 3rd. The "law" you're perhaps talking about may (or may not -- we shall see) is an attempt by the Pennsylvania Secretary of State and the PA Supreme Court to extend the deadline for voting and counting votes received after the date actually set by "law" via Congress. On top of that, the PA regulations may or may not have been amended AFTER early voting had commenced. All this is different, of course, from our prior exchange regarding "human error".
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Ask Shoshin, I was responding to alleged errors he brought up in Wayne County, MI. I can't believe I need to repeat myself again...the errors (which you initially said were nonexistent) were found. Some were found and reported in the first count. Some were found only after a recount which was ordered after pressures to do so. Again, you're not fully correct. Nobody has answered my question about why the "human errors" all go in one direction. Keep in mind that there are representatives of both parties looking for irregularities in the same locations. Why is it that no D observer found and Trump-favored "human error"? I'm pretty sure they were looking at the progress of the vote. Some states were and remain very close. If D poll watchers weren't looking then that's not Trump's problem. I realize you said that nobody is looking for Trump-favored errors (I think that's erroneous, see above). It is my opinion that nobody is looking for them at this point in time because if they are found, then that throws the election process and results MORE in doubt. You can't have NYT headlines blaring that NO fraud was found if there was Trump-favored fraud. They didn't say anything about "human error" that affected thousands of votes in a couple key counties. It is my assertion that not WANTING to seek the infirmities and steaming ahead is actually a threat to democracy. Or, there are only one-sided infirmities, which is also a threat to democracy. People who wring their hands over Trump's actions being a threat to democracy may not be looking at things from both directions. I'm just asking a simple question. If the results of an inquiry show that Biden won in spite of "human error" which solely ran in his favor, I'm for that result. But count votes that are supposed to be counted and no more (that doesn't even address late-received ballots in PA). I don't care how long it takes. Why does anyone care how long it takes? Here's an attempt at an analogy: People complain that there wasn't enough early Covid-19 testing in the U.S., but representatives from the U.S. weren't permitted into China to get samples in order to make the tests. We had to wait until enough infected people were able to provide samples. It is similar to election results. There's no evidence until election night, and you've got self-serving election officials saying that they did everything right. What election official is going to say that his or her employees are cheaters?
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If Trump is looking for errors that would throw out the results, wouldn't he want to find ALL errors to nullify the results? Errors are errors if the end result is to conclude that the results aren't trustworthy. If you're arguing that there were errors in both Trump's favor and Biden's favor, aren't you saying that the results are faulty? Can you say that since the errors may cancel each other out, then the election results are all good, no harm no foul? Are you saying that sine both sides may cheat, there's no point in looking? The result comes down to which candidate's operatives cheat better? Who wants elections like that?
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It wasn’t a contention as much as it is a question. And I don’t think the volume of mail in ballots is an issue. States had days/weeks to get their counts right. Georgia would never have counted those “misplaced” ballots if there wasn’t a recount that the R Secretary of State initially resisted. Now the difference between the two is extremely slim. I know that trump needs more than one state, but that’s not my point. Go go back to my first post this morning. I was asking the question because it seems that every time someone looks under the rocks, there seems to be some credibility for looking under the rocks. Dismissing the call to investigate out-of-hand is just as much a threat to our democracy as anything else. I’m just saying, everyone should let the facts and process play out.
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Bull Schittt. You don’t know me or whether I have an agenda. I already said (just this morning) that I’m not interested in who wins or loses. It will have little effect on my life for the next 4 years.
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My question was — why does the human error only favor Biden. It isn’t a smattering when you’re talking about tens of thousands in concentrated districts. My question wasn’t a statement about pushing Trump over the top. In fact I’ve said this in repeated posts so people don’t get my intentions wrong (this is also a response to @jrober38). And the human error in Georgia was withholding the votes that favored trump (a result which favors Biden). So my theory remains intact.