How do we unite as a country?
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ThisRaceBannon said:When did it become a crime to question an election? Quite common really
The democrats reaction isn't. They seem overly defensive. And guilty -
Durrrrdflea said:
Why would you need significant election reform unless there was significant fraud?Tequilla said:
There is a big difference in saying that there’s some significant election reform that needs to take place (and btw it benefits both parties) and saying the election has been stolen.TheKobeStopper said:
Anyone that claimed the election was stolen is supportive of it.Tequilla said:
Nobody with a brain is supportive of what happened on January 6th ... hope that helpsTheKobeStopper said:I’m hopeful for some kind of unity but it won’t be with you guys. The left proved it was willing to compromise by helping vote in Biden, you guys proved what you were about on January 6th.
You guys think Joe Biden is a Marxist and that Trump was the greatest president ever. We live in different realities and my guess is you can’t climb back up the far right cliff you’ve fallen off.
The reality is that if there’s doubt that something has not been on the up and up that’s an indictment on our existing process. Close the loop on conspiracy theories.
Stick to posting your gay fantasies, Midget. -
It was their Reichstag Fire. Add to that, their collusion with big tech in installing the digital equivalent of the Volksempfänger's, and they're partying like it's 1933.Bob_C said:
The reality that no one will admit is that the left loved every second of Jan 6th. They got their pretext for what they were going to do anyways.TheKobeStopper said:
Anyone that claimed the election was stolen is supportive of it.Tequilla said:
Nobody with a brain is supportive of what happened on January 6th ... hope that helpsTheKobeStopper said:I’m hopeful for some kind of unity but it won’t be with you guys. The left proved it was willing to compromise by helping vote in Biden, you guys proved what you were about on January 6th.
You guys think Joe Biden is a Marxist and that Trump was the greatest president ever. We live in different realities and my guess is you can’t climb back up the far right cliff you’ve fallen off.
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That’s why I said things like this need to be bipartisanSwisherSweetboy said:
I read that article and nothing about bi-partisanship really stood out. It's more like the Dems saying "let's take what worked well in the states we successfully cheated in, and make that the federal standard."Tequilla said:I welcome standardization of election policies and think that it’s highly important that something like this is done on a bi-partisan standpoint
Anyone wonder why voting went so smoothly in all states EXCEPT the battleground states that Trump HAD to win? Stops in counting, counting overnight, counting later, cardboard put up over windows, watchers kicked out, blah blah. Only in the battleground states.
And make no mistake, the Jan 6 event was not a happy coincidence for the Democrats - that protest, the subsequent riot, and the manufactured outrage was game-planned out long before it happened.
I agree with you that a lot of work needs to be done to make it bipartisan
What I’m seeing a lot of at this point is a lot of posturing on both sides -
https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/mcconnell-blocks-bills-election-security-heels-mueller-warnings/story?id=64569009
This is what bipartisan election security looks like.
Stop electing people that hate the government and want it to fail is my advice. -
Big claim to make without an exampleTheKobeStopper said:
Regardless of how far right you are, you give a ridiculous amount of leeway to these nutters.Tequilla said:
I’m not right wing ...TheKobeStopper said:
It’s nice that because you’re right wing you give the far right loons plenty of rope but they’re just using it to hang themselves. Claiming the US is a banana republic is not saying we need some reform.Tequilla said:
There is a big difference in saying that there’s some significant election reform that needs to take place (and btw it benefits both parties) and saying the election has been stolen.TheKobeStopper said:
Anyone that claimed the election was stolen is supportive of it.Tequilla said:
Nobody with a brain is supportive of what happened on January 6th ... hope that helpsTheKobeStopper said:I’m hopeful for some kind of unity but it won’t be with you guys. The left proved it was willing to compromise by helping vote in Biden, you guys proved what you were about on January 6th.
You guys think Joe Biden is a Marxist and that Trump was the greatest president ever. We live in different realities and my guess is you can’t climb back up the far right cliff you’ve fallen off.
The reality is that if there’s doubt that something has not been on the up and up that’s an indictment on our existing process. Close the loop on conspiracy theories.
I lean right
My comments would be the same regardless of left/right
I’m highly skeptical of both sides and think both are very corrupt at this point
Probably the most that can be said about leeway that I give is that I’m patient and try to rely on facts and evidence before concluding judgment just off the cuff or emotion -
Answer the fucking question, bitch!NorthwestFresh said:
Durrrrdflea said:
Why would you need significant election reform unless there was significant fraud?Tequilla said:
There is a big difference in saying that there’s some significant election reform that needs to take place (and btw it benefits both parties) and saying the election has been stolen.TheKobeStopper said:
Anyone that claimed the election was stolen is supportive of it.Tequilla said:
Nobody with a brain is supportive of what happened on January 6th ... hope that helpsTheKobeStopper said:I’m hopeful for some kind of unity but it won’t be with you guys. The left proved it was willing to compromise by helping vote in Biden, you guys proved what you were about on January 6th.
You guys think Joe Biden is a Marxist and that Trump was the greatest president ever. We live in different realities and my guess is you can’t climb back up the far right cliff you’ve fallen off.
The reality is that if there’s doubt that something has not been on the up and up that’s an indictment on our existing process. Close the loop on conspiracy theories.
Stick to posting your gay fantasies, Midget.
No fraud, no need for changes. It's so simple even a fucking retard like you can get it.
I get it. Losers always want to change the rules. Bama and Clemson don't think the CFP is broken. -
No such thing as bipartisan anymore.Tequilla said:
That’s why I said things like this need to be bipartisanSwisherSweetboy said:
I read that article and nothing about bi-partisanship really stood out. It's more like the Dems saying "let's take what worked well in the states we successfully cheated in, and make that the federal standard."Tequilla said:I welcome standardization of election policies and think that it’s highly important that something like this is done on a bi-partisan standpoint
Anyone wonder why voting went so smoothly in all states EXCEPT the battleground states that Trump HAD to win? Stops in counting, counting overnight, counting later, cardboard put up over windows, watchers kicked out, blah blah. Only in the battleground states.
And make no mistake, the Jan 6 event was not a happy coincidence for the Democrats - that protest, the subsequent riot, and the manufactured outrage was game-planned out long before it happened.
I agree with you that a lot of work needs to be done to make it bipartisan
What I’m seeing a lot of at this point is a lot of posturing on both sides -
1) One of the biggest challenges in politics is bills that have a certain topic manner but then tons of pork built in that are trying get things that would never get approved otherwise ... the devil is always in the detailsTheKobeStopper said:https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/mcconnell-blocks-bills-election-security-heels-mueller-warnings/story?id=64569009
This is what bipartisan election security looks like.
Stop electing people that hate the government and want it to fail is my advice.
2) The issues/challenges in the 2020 election were exasperated in many states due to COVID
The reality is that leadership on both sides need to focus on getting shit done vs political posturing points to leverage in the game of gotcha at a future date -
You didn’t ask me a question, Tiny Clam Guy.dflea said:
Answer the fucking question, bitch!NorthwestFresh said:
Durrrrdflea said:
Why would you need significant election reform unless there was significant fraud?Tequilla said:
There is a big difference in saying that there’s some significant election reform that needs to take place (and btw it benefits both parties) and saying the election has been stolen.TheKobeStopper said:
Anyone that claimed the election was stolen is supportive of it.Tequilla said:
Nobody with a brain is supportive of what happened on January 6th ... hope that helpsTheKobeStopper said:I’m hopeful for some kind of unity but it won’t be with you guys. The left proved it was willing to compromise by helping vote in Biden, you guys proved what you were about on January 6th.
You guys think Joe Biden is a Marxist and that Trump was the greatest president ever. We live in different realities and my guess is you can’t climb back up the far right cliff you’ve fallen off.
The reality is that if there’s doubt that something has not been on the up and up that’s an indictment on our existing process. Close the loop on conspiracy theories.
Stick to posting your gay fantasies, Midget.
No fraud, no need for changes. It's so simple even a fucking retard like you can get it.
I get it. Losers always want to change the rules. Bama and Clemson don't think the CFP is broken.
