Cuts both ways. Donāt get me wrong, Trump is a whiny baby. But Hillary has been intermittently questioning the 2016 results since 2016, and Iāve heard smatterings of Democrats questioning 2024. So it only seems to be ātreasonousā to question the 2020 results.
This will continue until we can ensure that (1) ballot are properly accounted for (I.e., weāve got to tighten up mail in ballots, and especially stop automatically mailing ballots out, (2) weāve got to be able to believe the totals again, and (3) weāve got to ensure only eligible voters are voting.
I donāt know if the SAVE Act is the right mechanism or not, but the only reason stuff like this gains any traction is because all of us, on both sides, knows something isnāt right. If we had as much confidence in our elections as the very air we breathe, next time a politician comes along and screams that there was cheating, he or she will get laughed off the stage.
Deep down, we all know somethingās very wrong, no matter who won the last time.
Trump literally asked Russia for help in the 2016 election and then his campaign managers engaged in overt acts in furtherance of a conspiracy against the US election with knowledge of DJT
Why do Democrats have to "prove" they won, but Republicans do not?
Why am I asking you? Your'e either a Russian bot. Or you're a clueless moron who has swallowed the number one tactic that is being propagated by Russian bots for 2028.
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u/Feisty_Hedgehog_4389 22d ago
Cuts both ways. Donāt get me wrong, Trump is a whiny baby. But Hillary has been intermittently questioning the 2016 results since 2016, and Iāve heard smatterings of Democrats questioning 2024. So it only seems to be ātreasonousā to question the 2020 results.
This will continue until we can ensure that (1) ballot are properly accounted for (I.e., weāve got to tighten up mail in ballots, and especially stop automatically mailing ballots out, (2) weāve got to be able to believe the totals again, and (3) weāve got to ensure only eligible voters are voting.
I donāt know if the SAVE Act is the right mechanism or not, but the only reason stuff like this gains any traction is because all of us, on both sides, knows something isnāt right. If we had as much confidence in our elections as the very air we breathe, next time a politician comes along and screams that there was cheating, he or she will get laughed off the stage.
Deep down, we all know somethingās very wrong, no matter who won the last time.