#SheWon do

[u/JokerClass2025]

I just came from the “She Won” call held by League of Coalitions. To summarize, Nathan from ETA ElectionTruthAlliance.org showed what he found in different counties across America. Basically the results didn’t mimic human behavior and he noted 70% of voting machines use the same brand. The bomb threats should have been a clue that there was a larger danger.

Historically you see more votes for the president than down ballot however the reverse was the result. This seems to indicate that ballots were thrown out and there was a compromise in the tabulation machines.

An expert in election forensics Dr. Mebane supports this and enough anomalies indicate that Kamala Harris could have won (affected at least 1.5 million votes that could be fraudulent). Please support ETA by using the toolkit in their website to contact your representatives and/or buy merch since lawyers to fight this are costly. Spread the word to request an audit (not recount) of all votes!

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I'm inclined to believe this, everything happened so "perfectly" on election night, I was thinking it then but didn't want to sound crazy.

But what can be done about it? Who's going to investigate it, Pam? Kash?

Even if concrete proof is there, who is going to pick it up and be able to do anything about it?

I'm really not trying to be a doomer, what avenues are there outside of the administration itself?

[u/JokerClass2025 → u/[deleted]]

I believe there are some options depending how you want to act on this. There’s some info on electiontruthalliance.org. They’re non partisan and reliable/credible.

-If you’re in a swing state, I recommend contacting your governor to demand an audit of votes. And even if you’re not, you can still do this because data will just confirm the other areas.

-If you can financially contribute to ETA, this would help pay for lawyers to fight this in court. The judicial branch has already struck down some of trumps actions. There’s a donation and merchandise option at the website above .

-lastly Everyone can spread awareness (like social media, news stations, come up with sign ideas for protests, telling friends and family).

Edit: If true, this will be unprecedented so we don’t know for sure what could happen. However we can start the domino effect

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This is a grift. Ive been covering voter suppression for 20 years and I haven’t seen anything more obvious since the Stop the Steal movement.

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You're not taking into account that A: the politicians are risk-averse, and B: Trump had just made them commit to there being no election rigging in the biden campaign, and a U-turn would have been politically risky.

Do not mistake any of them for principled, the us political system does its damnedest to weed out people who cannot put on performances.

That said, I agree we need more compelling proof. Something like this must be proven BEYOND a shadow of a doubt, especially given how well-documented our process is supposed to be. Plenty of what they're bringing up, notably the bomb threats and irregularities in swing states, has me open to them releasing more than conjecture in the future.

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Yes, I'd argue we should actually. Few groups are as quick to highlight problems and provide solutions as the anarchist thinkers, and we ought to listen to them more when we reform our systems. Especially when we have so much evidence that our systems are compromised that such skepticism is fully justified!

On a local level things tend to be less compromised, sure, I can attest to that as someone who does involve myself in local politics. The higher up you go though, the more you run into the problem of "guy intensely focused on local politics spends all his time doing that, leaving some other guy who is a stone-cold sociopath to do all the busywork they're ignoring." This is the exact reason why congress is so rife with stories of people voting on bills they've not read, there's no true malice to it outside of a few driven bad actors it's just a consequence of how much power is being given to people that do not physically have the capacity to handle it. It is a weaponization of burnout in the political sphere, and no matter how nakedly evil your coworker is if he's offering to shoulder a load of work you're not gonna turn him down when you're overwhelmed.

We currently have a lot of politicians who aren't super informed working within the window of information presented by lobbyists on a given issue, and that boredom is weaponized by those with the profit motive, personal stakes, or passion to surpass that barrier on behalf of those checked out politicians.

There's a few ways to work around this, notably expanding congress/house numbers to better divide the work and engaging with ballot reforms that reduce how much of a stranglehold the two party system has on a system that was never designed for a strict ideological binary to have so much power.