2020 US Presidential Election Thread

[qtrain23]

There was tons of fraud just not the type of fraud you’re expecting. When state supreme courts change election law as they did in at least two states to:
-allow mail in ballots to be counted after Election Day
-allow mail in ballots to be counted that had mismatched or no signature at all
-allow mail in ballots to be counted that had no postmark

that’s judicial fraud.

Specifically, in PA, the state legislature and ONLY the state legislature were enumerated with the power to make/change/amend election laws. Pennsylvania’s constitution is very clear about that.

Point being, there’s always going to be some level of fraud, however, it’s not enough to sway the results

 

[Zax]

That’s not what I’m saying. The law states any ballots received after 830pm on Election Day are to be discarded. The state Supreme Court changed that to 6pm on Friday (3 days after the election) which they do not have the constitutional authority to do.

The judicial branch cannot change law as they did. Reason? Because those courts are not represented by the people. Instead of being elected, they are appointed.

That is why the legislator and only the legislature has the power to create/change/amend laws. There is a reason why separation of powers exists between the three branches of government.

I know, I was just being stupid hah.
Didn’t they set aside those ballots that were late?

 

[Atticus]

That’s not what I’m saying. The law states any ballots received after 830pm on Election Day are to be discarded. The state Supreme Court changed that to 6pm on Friday (3 days after the election) which they do not have the constitutional authority to do.

The judicial branch cannot change law as they did. Reason? Because those courts are not represented by the people. Instead of being elected, they are appointed.

That is why the legislator and only the legislature has the power to create/change/amend laws. There is a reason why separation of powers exists between the three branches of government.

Weren’t there states that allowed people to register and vote the American day? That seems crazy to me....maybe just because PA has a cutoff and that’s what I’m familiar with.

 

[Zax]

Weren’t there states that allowed people to register and vote the American day? That seems crazy to me....maybe just because PA has a cutoff and that’s what I’m familiar with.

There's same day registration and voting in IL. I ended up doing that in 2008.

 

[Atticus]

There's same day registration and voting in IL. I ended up doing that in 2008.

Can you do that during primaries?

 

[Zax]

Can you do that during primaries?

Yeah, must be in the assigned precinct though.

 

[ZCForge]

I know, I was just being stupid hah.
Didn’t they set aside those ballots that were late?

They were supposed to but I’m not sure they did, plus once the outer envelope is removed and discarded you won’t be able to tell which ones came in late so it’s a giant cluster**** either way

 

[Atticus]

They were supposed to but I’m not sure they did, plus once the outer envelope is removed and discarded you won’t be able to tell which ones came in late so it’s a giant cluster**** either way

Just revote...the laws have gone out the window anyhow.

 

[qtrain23]

Yikes. Something something law and order

Justice Department investigating potential presidential pardon bribery scheme, court records reveal

The Justice Department is investigating a potential crime related to funneling money to the White House or related political committee in exchange for a presidential pardon, according to court records unsealed Tuesday in federal court.

www.cnn.com

 

[Zax]

Huh look at that. No fraud. Who knew

Barr: No evidence of fraud that'd change election outcome

Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election...

kstp.com

I wonder how long til Barr gets fired