Was The Kentucky Election Stolen?

a reply to: Gryphon66

Nah, he has Nunes and who was that other guy who looked like a drunk lounge singer the way he kept fingering the mic?
He has those three and that's the best he has.

Ancient debunked conspiracy theories and talking points like second hand information, not great but not impeachable...
What could go wrong.

a reply to: jrod

Ok. So because Hillary was a 4:1 favorite going into election night in 2016 and Trump won, does that mean there must be fraud.

No.

Bevin had his own problems, that is why he lost.

Correct. Nothing to do with trump. He likely would have lost larger had trump not done a rally to help him. That's my only point.

a reply to: Sillyolme

"Debunked conspiracy theories"

LOL

like the existence of the deep state? Like the FBI spying on trump tower? Like clinton and epstein? Like epsteins "death?" These debunked conspiracy theories gain more evidence for them each day.

originally posted by: underwerks
No.

Believe it or not people are voting Democratic. Even in places like Kentucky.

Scary thought I know.

That's true I guess, but you've got to admit it sure does sound fishy for 175,000 inactive voters to be put BACK on the ballot (meaning the had been removed, likely because they moved or died). Not to mention the "switch" in which party they are apparently registered for.

While it is true that there are Democrat voters everywhere, this does cast the entire election in a bad light, and does more to show election tampering/rigging than it does anything else. At least from what little I know of the situation.

a reply to: redmage

Yep nobody seemed to catch this bit they just couldn't fathom a dem getting elected in a staunch republican state. Therefore the reeeeeeeeee of screaming voter fraud.

a reply to: Dfairlite

My point exactly about Hillary. The fanatical right claiming the Kentucky election was stolen is non sense.

a reply to: Gryphon66

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Hmm... I go to INFOWARS Every Frickin' Day to seperate the LATEST Wheat from the Chaff half Lion Man , and I have Become AWARE of the Deceptions that are ALL Around US because of it . You have Eyes , but you do not See . You have Ears but you do not Hear . You have an Intellect but you Lack the Ability to Discern . PLEASE Finally Get with the Program , You are Embracing False Narratives , THINK !

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse

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Just weeks before the Kentucky election, 175,000 purged voters were put back on the registration rolls after the Democrat challenger Attorney General Andy Beshear sued to have the inactive voters reinstated. A new recorded phone call with the Kentucky Board of Elections office with a journalist named Tore, evidences that her and her immigrant husband, who is ineligible to vote, were placed on the Kentucky voter rolls as registered Democrats. Only problem is, Tore and her husband haven't lived in the state Kentucky for years and both of them have never registered as Democrats. Tore was concerned about her husbands immigration status and how the apparent election fraud could impact his ability to remain in the United States.

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Knowing how close the Kentucky election was, with only a few thousand votes needed for the Republican incumbent to have won, now we find out that there was fraud in the Kentucky elections with at least 175,000 votes being put back in registration after a lawsuit made by Democrat challenger Attorney General Andy Beshear.

What's more a Republican journalist, Tore, found out that she and her immigrant husband were registered as Democrats and being able to vote in Kentucky despite the fact that they haven't lived for years in Kentucky, despite the fact that she is a Republican, and despite the fact that her legal immigrant husband is inelegible to vote.

You can listen to the phone call between the journalist, Tore, with the Kentucky Board of Elections office in the video.

Someone checked the records and this woman and her husband registered as Democrats in Kentucky in 2008. They didn't submit a request to remove themselves from the rolls until November 8th of this year, when she started tweeting about this.

www.propublica.org...

Debunking Lindeman’s claims starts with her and her husband’s voter registration information, which are public records. Their Kentucky registration forms show that both checked the box for Democrat when they registered to vote in Fayette County in 2008. Her husband, who Lindeman claims is not a citizen, also signed the form in 2008, which requires signers to attest they are a U.S. citizen. Lying on the form carries a penalty of fines or jail time of up to 12 months. The couple, records show, have never removed themselves from the rolls or changed their registration status until Nov. 8 of this year, which is when she began tweeting.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Good thing this scumbag piece of **** lost, he ju st pardoned a convicted child rapist, his victim was only 9.