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Trump defended his golfing trips as needed 'exercise' before claiming he spends less time on the course than Obama, despite counts that say otherwiseComment
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brother as you have stated ( so well IMHO ) he is not capable of rational thought. He only takes what CNN/MSNBCpms/NYT to heart "and the rest be damned" .
his TDS is media fueled, as so many of the people in America are. We here in Let the Truth .... really just iggy him for the most part. I wonder if he acts this way at home, if so I feel sorry for them.
Unfortunately the "anything goes " clause is IMHO gives him ( in his feeble shrunken mind ) the right to call people names and slander their name. I never called into question his loyalty to this country... not even the point he claims to have been in the military. He is a sick little man and for the most part is ignored by most.
If you go back you will see SalesServiceGuy and copier addict used to comment here,, but have since refrained from that due in part to his nonsensical rants.
I too used to live in the DC 'burbs but left there before it got totally out of hand (1975).. been back...won't revisit again.Comment
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Yep Stupid gets Fixed Jan 2021
BIDEN 2020Comment
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Vote-by-mail experiment reveals potential problems within postal voting system ahead of November election - CBS News
CBS did their own investigation into Mail-in voting, and it had disastrous results.
A week after initial ballots were sent, most ballots appeared to be missing from the P.O. box.or 3% of voters, were effectively disenfranchised by mail by giving their ballots a week to arrive. In a close election, 3% could be pivotal.
Four days after mailing the second batch of mock ballots, 21% of the votes hadn't arrived.
"I'm scared that it might get lost in the mail," potential voter Kim Tucker said. "I just want to make sure that my vote is submitted, like, I see that it's submitted, that it actually counts."
Another person, Shannon Zebley, said she "never" trusted the postal service and has "absolutely" had things lost in the mail in the past.
"I just don't trust the mail," yet another person, Laura Okechukwu said simply.
After nearly 15,000 votes arrived late in Philadelphia's June primary, Deeley, who helps oversee elections, said voters are right to be wary.
"I can guarantee that I'm gonna get you your ballot, and if I get it back in time, it's gonna be counted," she said. "But I have no way of guaranteeing what happens in the postal service."OmertÃComment
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Trump's claims of massive voter fraud are baseless, election integrity panel member says Try Google it really works
There's no proof to support President Donald Trump's repeated claims of widespread voter fraud during the 2016 election, according to a member of the disbanded commission set up to examine abuse at the ballot box.
Maine Secretary of State Matthew Dunlap, who sat on the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, wrote Friday that a review of documents shows the panel's evidence of voter fraud is "glaringly empty."
Donald Trump's voter fraud claim untrue, election official saysComment
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The U.S. has had 143 criminal convictions for absentee-ballot fraud (or .0006% of the total vote) over the past 20 years.
Case Closed on to the next conspiracy theoryComment
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