Can we agree that "illegal aliens" voting is some non-zero number? That is a pretty straight forward question, don't you think? If it is, then we should try and find out what that number is. Not sure what Benghazi or Beirut has to do with this question.
How can we agree on that without the audit? C'mon, buckshot, I know you're still reading these. Let's Audit 2016! Let's find out the true results of the election together!
Absolutely not-if you have some proof of illegal aliens ACTUALLY voting in the 2016 election, bring it out. Otherwise this is just one more bit of FauxNews/GOP imaginary BS propaganda with the end intention to restrict the right of certain types of legit citizens to vote.
I see, you're completely unreasonable and not worth talking to about this. The idea that 0 "illegal aliens" voted in 2016 just isn't a credible belief. I'm not advocating or arguing for anything here so get off the grassy knoll.
How about no?
I hope so too but fearful because so far, to me at any rate, it doesn't look very good.The tried and true GOP formula of creating out of thin air this huge beast, this existential threat to the way of life for every "real" American and then providing the answer to it in the form of a conservative candidate actually worked again, but not in any way, shape or form that the GOP heads of state desired. Instead of the sock puppet that they wanted, they, and via the forces of unintended consequences, and everyone else got Trump.
As with the Bush/Cheney admin, no matter how badly these two arrogant neocons mismanaged and damaged the nation, for their enablers, they (both Bush and the enablers themselves) could do no wrong. Everything that went wrong got laid at the feet of the opposition for their attempts at pointing out what was going wrong and what could be done to remedy the (at the time) declining circumstances everyone in the nation was experiencing. It took a crashed and trashed economy to effect corrective measures via the voting booths across the nation.
Well, here we have a perfect example of history repeating itself, and so far, well on track toward the predicted path that you previously laid out. (I'm still wondering how you did that)
But this time, in spite of what you suggested was required to get a corrective reboot of the nation's programming, I'm hoping it will only be for four years instead of eight, with the thought in mind that the less time Trump spends wrecking things, the less time it will take to recover from his actions.
And despite acknowledging the ominous yet necessary events that might preclude the painful healing process required, I'm still hopeful in a fitfully small way, that Trump may surprise us once again and provide a path to stability and prosperity FOR ALL this time around, and one that avoids a calamitous turn of events to make it all happen.
So it was pointless speculation on your part. Maybe an attempt to divert attention from the main point, that the Reps lost the popular vote, but only you know if that was your reason for posting baseless speculation.
They didn't in congress and the Senate race in California didn't have a GOP candidate. I directly addressed those subjects so I have no idea how I could be diverting attention away from it.
Let's audit the entire vote of 2016. Absolutely worth the resources to find out where voting was tampered with, obstructed, or otherwise fraudulent or illegitimate! Let's find all the holes in this system!
I believe it above zero, some of Trumps supporters are obviously so exercised about Democrats voting twice that some of them managed to vote twice, sarcasm intended here, but the number is so small that Trump would have won without them. I believe that no serious person with technical knowledge of the subject believes there is a level of voter fraud that warrants the extraordinary measures Republicans advocate to remedy it. There can be no doubt, also I would say, that the real intention of all these 'safety measures' is to squelch minority voting. I also firmly believe that this behavior of Republican politicians to push the notion that the vote is significantly fraudulent is a hideous, despicable, and tratorous position to take. I would say that generally speaking this kind of behavior by Republicans makes them lower than swine. You are not the only group that can feel loathing and contempt. The way Republicans win is by cheating and they cheat is many many ways. I understand, however, that you lack the moral fiber to face this and must believe as you do, that voter fraud is a real issue. Just know that if we lived in a jungle and you cheated like that as a tribal member, you would be beaten to death. You survive because there is no moral accountability in politics. Liberals, after all, brought civilization to humanity.
Here we go with the racist liberal who thinks only white people can get valid forms of identification.
Why shouldn't someone who served their time and paid their debt be able to vote? Can you give me a reasonable reason why that is other than voter suppression against mostly black people?
You realized the courts sided with the racist liberal. Republican courts in Republican states. I mean it's pretty beyond the pale when white Republican judges are saying "hey guys this is pretty shitty and you need to cut it out or at least try harder to veil your intentions"
I told you that framing the issue in that way makes you a moral piece of scum and added you would never see it because you're a moral coward who doesn't have the balls to look at himself. Did you really imagine I was anticipating that you would agree with me. You don't deserve the right to vote, you hideous twit. You will never ever ever be a real man until you can look at yourself so I'm willing to help you. You are just that pitiful. Don't worry, I can help you see. I did and I'm a lot worse than you are.
I'm not sure what you were anticipating but I believe everybody can get proper identification, not just whites.
Lol. Your opinion is more important and more accurate than that of federal courts. That sounds about right
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