9 Responses

1. I’m not a big believer in election fraud (though I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if it turned out to be true) I do agree that those who believe in it do not have the freedom to say so or make an argument for it. It’s one of those things that societal pressure pushes out of the realm of acceptable thought

2. Obviously, Fox News must have its reasons for ignoring this. Most likely, that would primarily be the threat of lawsuits from various parties.

3. Do I think it happened? Yes

   Is anything going to change if it is proven to be true?

   No

4. Smerel: I think you meant to say they SHOULD be allowed to continue making their arguments, however bizarre those arguments might be.

   Just about everyone agrees that there were anecdotal incidents of voting violations, votes that shouldn’t have been counted, etc. However, no one has shown such episodes occurred with a frequency or on a scale that would have affected the outcomes unless you argue that pre-election day rule changes approved by courts should literally disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters who submitted ballots in accordance with those rules. Facts, notwithstanding, there is a growing industry of “stolen election” videos, audits, tee-shirts and hats that will make a lot of money for the Trumpkopfs and MAGA meshuganers.

5. Smerel, if you believe Biden the perennial loser and basement dweller got more black votes in the inner cities than Obama in ’08, then I have a bridge to sell you.

6. Trump’s obsession with 2020 will undermine his efforts. It’s old news. Current issues on Ukraine, inflation and the “woke” initiatives (e.g. banning the concept of gender). Focusing on historical issues that are no longer relevant brands you as obsessed with the past and suggests you have nothing important to say about the future. Note on after Richard Nixon was robbed of the presidency in 1960, he moved and focused on what was important in 1968, and won. Similarly the Democrats were robbed in 1876, and in 1824, and simply focused on “winning” rather than whining, and won the following election.

7. Fein: He actually did get more Afro-American votes in some major urban areas (actually 6 of the top 10) but the increases were very small (generally below 3 percent) and could easily be accounted for by population growth and more likely, the increase in the number of REGISTERED black voters since 2008.
   Now could you provide some details on the bridge you have for sale in terms of location, physical condition, price and possibility of establishing
   tolls for access to finance needed capital improvements. I’m prepared to wire a deposit in meshugah coin to your meshuga cryto account.

8. Shlomo hamelech did the same thing, however he was dealing with בית דין who are a bunch of חכמים as opposed to the American courts

9. Don’t forget – Gore should have won the presidency in 2000, but a badly done ballot and 100 votes in Florida made the difference.