It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Justoneman
Over eighteen years.
originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: Justoneman
It's one state out of fifty. Not one county. And it's over an eighteen year period.
Pathetic attempt.
I remember AL Franken finding boxes of ballots with mostly his name to push him over were found in his trunk/
Who's Counting: Hacking Diebold Voting Machines
It's long been known that electronic machines run proprietary software and don't keep paper records of the votes cast.
originally posted by: Devino
reply to post by: Justoneman
Did you also know that Diebold's software is proprietary? That means we cannot legally look at it.
Who's Counting: Hacking Diebold Voting Machines
It's long been known that electronic machines run proprietary software and don't keep paper records of the votes cast.
If you watch the HBO special I linked, "Hacking Democracy", you will see that Bev Harris accidentally found Diebold's software online and downloaded all of it.
What about this proprietary software and who created it?
Addition; look at the dates of some of these links I posted, this is not anything new.
Noncitizen immigrants may have cast 544 ballots illegally out of more than 93 million ballots in elections spanning 18 years in Pennsylvania, state election officials said Wednesday.
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Justoneman
omg
do not take the participation ribbon from them that is the "popular vote win"
they would lose their collective minds
there would literally be no safe space big enough
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: Justoneman
Noncitizen immigrants may have cast 544 ballots illegally out of more than 93 million ballots in elections spanning 18 years in Pennsylvania, state election officials said Wednesday.
That's uh what? 0.00058% or so? Well I think we better dump TRILLIONS into solving the most serious issue of our lifetimes.
You partisan types
are missing facts to keep you in the 'official narrative'
and lost in BS
originally posted by: theantediluvian
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Justoneman
omg
do not take the participation ribbon from them that is the "popular vote win"
they would lose their collective minds
there would literally be no safe space big enough
Did you read the article before commenting? 544 cases out of 93 million votes cast over 18 years. What then are you talking about?
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: Justoneman
You said on page one that you moved to the right. Your post history is with comments trashing anything and everything from the left.
Breaking news: not liking the left and not liking RINOs isn't all one needs to claim "centrist." Not being a republican or democrat isn't how one winds up "centrist."
You partisan types
Hardly. Ask our liberal members here what my politics are and they'll tell you I'm a conservative and must love Trump. Ask our conservative members about my politics and they'll tell you I'm a bleeding heart liberal that hates Trump. That, by the way, is what happens when a person is a centrist. That being said, don't confuse my calling your BS comments for what they are as somehow being indicative of my politics.
are missing facts to keep you in the 'official narrative'
Coming from the guy who put so much spin on his OP source, that's rich.
and lost in BS
It's not my fault you posted BS. If you don't want people "lost" in it, don't post it.
We really have nothing else to discuss. At no point have you attempted to debate any of my factual statements, but are instead are putting up deflection after deflection and not really discussing anything. Either you didn't read your own OP source material and were woefully ignorant of what it actually said, or you did read it and were intentionally dishonest about what it said. You won't own up to whichever one it is. I'm sure you'll have some sort of "comeback" to this comment, but I'll not be replying to it.
#kek
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: theantediluvian
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Justoneman
omg
do not take the participation ribbon from them that is the "popular vote win"
they would lose their collective minds
there would literally be no safe space big enough
Did you read the article before commenting? 544 cases out of 93 million votes cast over 18 years. What then are you talking about?
Yea no I asked that question on page one, still hasn't been answered other than "I call it like I see it."
Followed by a lot of deflection and attempts at pivoting.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
originally posted by: theantediluvian
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: Justoneman
omg
do not take the participation ribbon from them that is the "popular vote win"
they would lose their collective minds
there would literally be no safe space big enough
Did you read the article before commenting? 544 cases out of 93 million votes cast over 18 years. What then are you talking about?
Yea no I asked that question on page one, still hasn't been answered other than "I call it like I see it."
Followed by a lot of deflection and attempts at pivoting.
Who benefits from "crying about racism"? Wouldn't it be nice if it were that simple, blame it all on the crying left, but it is not that simple. Voter ID laws, i.e. poll tax, has been about racism since its inception.
originally posted by: LSU0408
The dems wouldn't cry about Voter ID laws being racist if it didn't benefit them.
Source
Beginning in 1889, Southern states reintroduced the poll tax as a method of disenfranchising black voters. As delegate Carter Glass declared during the Virginia constitutional convention of 1902, the tax was designed "with a view to the elimination of every negro voter who can be gotten rid of, legally, without materially impairing the numerical strength of the white electorate."
The flag of the Confederate States of America, for the most part, has also always been about racism. As for the confederate flag that we have grown to know and love /sarc, i.e. the stars and bars, it was reintroduced back in the 50s-60s during America's civil rights movements in an attempt to reinstate white supremacy.
The Confederate Flag wasn't racist until it benefited them.
I could care less if Trump is racist but as our president I expect him to be held to a higher standard. As it is now he has shown himself to the world to be an utter embarrassment. Some of his comments remind me of grade school bickering. He is the master of deflection, that's for sure, yet a very poor leader unfortunately.
Donald Trump wasn't racist until it benefited them.
So you think protesting police brutality was a political ploy to make Republicans look bad or is it perhaps that people are sick and tired of it?
Cops weren't brutal until it benefited them.
originally posted by: Taggart
originally posted by: Justoneman
Pennsylvania
Several hundred proven vote fraud.
apnews.com...
We know this happened in California too and some people want to keep claiming DJT lost the popular vote. Well probably safe to say he didn't if you count only legal voters.
Voter fraud would have to be in the 3 million range for him to have won the 'popular' vote.
This article says a few hundred, only 2,999,800 more to go.
Pennsylvania finds 544 possibly illegal ballots since 2000
Noncitizen immigrants may have cast 544 ballots illegally out of more than 93 million ballots in elections spanning 18 years in Pennsylvania, state election officials said Wednesday.
A Department of State official, Jonathan Marks, told the House State Government Committee that the agency’s analysis covered 35 primary and general elections from 2000 through 2017. The number of possibly illegal ballots comes to one in every 172,000.
The illegal ballots were apparently cast by noncitizen immigrants who later reported themselves as having mistakenly registered, the department said. The figure could drop as the department continues to analyze information it gets from counties, a spokeswoman said later.
The state has previously acknowledged that noncitizen immigrants can inadvertently register to vote because of a glitch in the design of Pennsylvania’s electronic driver’s licensing system. That glitch has existed since the start of the state’s motor voter system, Marks said, which was first authorized in 1995.