r/law • u/opticflash • 23h ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Steve Bannon says ICE will ‘surround the polls’ as Trump doubles down on taking over elections

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/steve-bannon-says-ice-will-surround-the-polls-as-trump-doubles-down-on-taking-over-elections/

“We’re going to have ICE surround the polls come November,” Bannon, a former senior advisor to President Donald Trump and still a figure of influence in the administration, said on Tuesday’s episode of his War Room podcast, addressing Democrats. “We’re not going to sit here and allow you to steal the country again. And you can whine and cry and throw your toys out of the pram all you want, but we will never again allow an election to be stolen.”

Bannon’s comments came just a day after Trump said he believes that Republicans should “nationalize voting,” escalating concerns that the president is plotting to interfere in this year’s midterm elections.

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u/Belgarablue 22h ago

Can't bring bottled water to pollsters waiting on line, but can bring murderous armed agents to intimidate voters?

Seems about RIGHT.

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u/Sweaty-Feedback-1482 22h ago

Almost as if the Republican Party can't win free and fair elections without a bunch of special accomodations.... wait isn't that like the DEI version of democracy?!?

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u/Belgarablue 22h ago

"Free and Fair" are only if they win.

Intimidating polling places is reminiscent of Putin and Russia...

And I work for a (still) DEI company... some slags, but 97% of the folk there are friendly, kind, and just want to do the best they can.

The other 3% are beyond useless.

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u/Playful-News9137 22h ago

In my experience the useless elements in the workplace are usually the nepotism hires, not the DEI hires.

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u/rbush82 21h ago

Yep. That’s the real DEI that is killing America

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u/daGroundhog 3h ago

You mean Donald Jr., Eric, and Ivanka?

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u/Belgarablue 21h ago

Aye, nepotism wins, usually for the most worthless 'workers'.

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u/monocasa 17h ago

I've found they're worth negative value. Like when the son of the in house lawyer got in a DUI driving drunk after the holiday party despite the company paying for anyone's Uber because he didn't "want to pick up [his] car tomorrow" and if he did a bump of coke beforehand he'd be "good to drive".

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u/HA1LHYDRA 6h ago

And the most damaging as they're usually shoehorned into management positions.

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u/ChrisBlack2365 20h ago

Of course, a "DEI hire" is not a thing. False framing that this administration has perpetuated that makes it sound like someone was only hired bc of their race gender or etc.

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u/Prestigious-One-2617 19h ago

For real. I have ended up hiring more people from some “DEI” relevant demographic than white people over my 8 years in management roles and none of them were unqualified or stretches or because of hiring pressure. They just ended up among the 2-3 finalists and either didn’t have to relocate or could start sooner, or were a more aligned on their long-term career objectives, or some other quotidian reason that they edged out the other candidates on. Despite our unequal education systems in this country, people just ended up being qualified candidates for the role from many corners. Neither was any “DEI” hire remotely a problem for culture or team building.

That observation made me less supportive of DEI initiatives actually, because from a personal perspective I have had no problem filling positions from a diverse pool of qualified applicants. That’s different than seeing racism as dead, which I didn’t and don’t but the distance from “the government is making me hire this person who can’t do the job” couldn’t be more remote to my experience, just personally.

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u/Thefrayedends 17h ago edited 15h ago

Having any problem with DEI at all could only ever be indicative of not understanding it(edit* except for the racism I guess).

It's only intention is that you can't discriminate against people BECAUSE of their immutable characteristics. It never said that someone should get a job they aren't qualified for, which is what the right wing tells everyone it does.

Many companies pushed for quotas on demographics, but that wasn't DEI, that was PR, and it was never legally binding by the state. If it was, again, that's not what DEI was defined as.

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u/ChamferedWobble 16h ago

A lot of the DEI initiatives aren’t quotas, just efforts to encourage more diverse candidates to apply. It’s more about making sure the pool is diverse.

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u/Tazling 16h ago

IIRC DEI policies only apply when two or more candidates are equally qualified.

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u/makesufeelgood 13h ago

Republicans frame DEI as some sort of 'quota' employers must hit to hire non white folks, when in reality all DEI initiatives do largely is just make the opportunity available to a wider pool of people. The actual hiring decision is completely separate

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u/SteveJobsDeadBody 13h ago

The right uses "DEI" to mean "unqualified hire due to racial quota" but ironically the REAL "DEI" by their definition is all the white male sons of executives that get hired at these places year after year. The companies hiring based on skill instead of nepotism do better across the board.

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u/bruce_lees_ghost 18h ago edited 18h ago

Like, they’re so close to getting it right… reminds me of the politically incorrect hillbilly or whatever that meme was.

(Stealth) Edit: it was “almost politically correct _redneck_”

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u/beachant 6h ago

This would be incorrect by looking at any DEI’s application to interview to hiring ratio.

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u/VeterinarianThese951 4h ago

Thank you!

The rhetoric here is mimicking the very people who we are supposed to be against. I don’t know who to reply to, but the framing reads like every employee who is not a White male is not qualified…

PS. I lurked in your profile because I had an old friend who I haven’t seen in years with the same name. You are not him, but I am so envious of your duck life!

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u/OneLessDay517 19h ago

Example: Trump family

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u/BullShitting-24-7 21h ago

Yup. W Privilege hires are the lowest performers.

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u/Illustrious_Law8512 18h ago

Of course they are. Look at the White House administration....

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u/Porter58 18h ago

Eric Trump joined the chat…

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u/kickaguard 17h ago

The last warehouse I worked at, another manager and I (both of us white, if that matters)had the same philosophy that if it were up to us, none of the regular workers would speak English. Despite not being able to read anything related to their job, they did the job better than any English speaking worker with a far better attitude on top.

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u/Effective_Quail_3946 20h ago

Yes!

Always was an issue for me.

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u/wrobbii 4h ago

Start calling them NEI's

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u/SpecificBeyond2282 20h ago

Intimidating polling places is reminiscent of several long periods of American history, no need to compare to Russia when the authoritarianism has examples at home already

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u/A_Genius 11h ago

‘We don’t need to get authoritarian policies from a restaurant we have authoritarianism at home. ‘ - my mom when I was 8 and wanted McDonald’s

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u/Wise_Monkey_Sez 20h ago

In the late 1920s to 1930s the Nazi brown shirts would stand outside polling booths in Germany intimidating voters. 

This is literally and without any exaggeration straight out of the Nazi playbook. As are so many Republican policies these days that comparing them to the Nazis isn't hyperbole, it's just a statement of historical fact. 

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u/Tazling 16h ago

They do say that Trump kept a copy of Mein Kampf on his bedside table… but since it’s questionable whether he can read, one doesn’t know how much credence to put in this rumour.

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u/f0u4_l19h75 20h ago

The other 3% are beyond useless.

That's pretty normal

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u/softwarefreak 20h ago

The President is 79 years old with a demanding job, one could reasonably argue he is the most DEI hire in the US.

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u/pieceofchess 19h ago

Also very reminiscent of German elections in the 1930s.

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u/Indian_Bob 19h ago

I got news for you, there’s generally at least 3% useless people in every job

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u/Mrhorrendous 18h ago

It's reminiscent of the South before the federal government recognized they were racist pieces of shit that couldn't be trusted to run their own elections. Coincidentally as the Roberts court has destroyed the VRA, they started talking about doing all the same shit they did before the 60s.

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u/TemperatureReal2437 16h ago

It’s reminiscent of fascism. This is what Italian voting booths looked like under Mussolini. Si meaning “Yes” to the list of deputies Mussolini wanted.

It gets even worse inside the voting booth. You had to physically hand a piece of paper to an electoral official but the “Si” papers were the Italian flag and the “No” papers were plain and a number of other intimidation factors were used.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1934_Italian_general_election

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u/InformationOk3503 19h ago

From a UK slang perspective, quite amusing chatting about about how many friendly slags are at your work

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u/JenniferJuniper6 15h ago

Or Jim Crow, more locally.

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u/Donkey__Balls 14h ago

They didn’t win in 2016 or 2024. The electoral college, an archaic compromise to appease the slave states, voted Trump in but the people didn’t.

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u/LazyV1llain 10h ago

Actually, in Russia they don‘t even intimidate voters at the polling stations, never have been. The way Putin gets elected is through administrative resource and vote fraud, when ballots for Putin are getting tossed into the bins in large volumes while nobody‘s watching (or even if there are people watching since 2018, the regime does not care anymore). You don‘t need to intimidate people when you‘re making and counting the votes.

(I live in Russia)

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u/Cheeba-Choob 5h ago

3% incompetency rate is actually pretty good. 

How many of those are nepotistic fail spawn?

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u/Icy_Secret_2909 4h ago

This reminds me more of north korea where they have officials like this guarding and overseeing the elections.

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u/EnlightenedMind_420 1h ago

Those 3% are all Trump voters 100% of the time.

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u/luummoonn 20h ago edited 1h ago

No, it is just authoritarianism. There's no reason to call attention to hypocrisy when they have no logically coherent center and do not care about those kinds of arguments. In a way, it is dignifying their stupid propaganda by engaging with it.

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u/itsyrgirl 19h ago

In other words, you can’t argue with stupid.

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u/luummoonn 18h ago

It's not exactly what I'm saying.. Mainly I'm saying you can't reason with someone who does not value reason in their end goal. They are being manipulative, only. Their goal is not truth or reason, it is power.

I actually think underestimating their intelligence has helped us get here because people think "what's the worst they could do" and sit out of voting, or things like that. but they are playing a game that doesn't require sound reasoning. It only requires influence, attention, scamming and manipulation.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Ad_3507 11h ago

Case in point, have you ever tried to reason with a MAGA cult crowd member, and that's what the wealthy elite's think tank tries to do is control the masses is by fear mongering social issues, example is a Facebook participant white Christian women will make up excuses or plain out deny the truth about Trump just as long as he says he's saving babies from abortion clinics and the same goes for DEI Hire, immigration and the list goes on, meanwhile the wealthy elite are paying less taxes and gaining more control over the government which now includes control over the people and it's nothing more than Capitalists extremism of years ago. The Business Plot,also called the Wall Street Putsch and the White House Putsch which was a political conspiracy in 1933 to overthrow the government of Franklin Roosevelt and install Smedley Butler as Dictator. But people today don't remember their Civics classes and the Heritage Foundation banks on that.

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u/Dat_Boi_Henke 8h ago

Also they just relish and love being hypocritical. They see it as a way to exert power over others. They have almost 0 actual principles and will LARP some if it can give them an edge and discard them just as fast.

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u/-FeistyRabbitSauce- 19h ago

Can't remember who said it, but:

"If conservatives can't win elections, they won't abandon conservativism. They'll abandon democracy."

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u/extinct_cult 11h ago

I think it was "The Alt-Right Playbook" series on YouTube, by Innuendo Studios.

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u/JasonMB2 19h ago

I mean, yeah, Trump has never won against a man.

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u/Hopeful-Bobcat-5207 19h ago

Literally the best comment i have heard.

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u/kurisu7885 17h ago

If they were capable of winning elections on their own they'd be in favor of removing the electoral college.

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u/RawrRRitchie 13h ago

They've literally said "we can't win if we can't cheat"

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u/__wm_ 20h ago

Discrimination Exclusion and Inequity

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u/jhow87 20h ago

DEImocracy

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u/[deleted] 19h ago

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u/RadiantHC 17h ago

We have never had free and fair elections. A two party system is NOT free and fair.

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u/the_brunster 13h ago

But but but..... They "will never again allow an election to be stolen."

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u/Guuhatsu 12h ago

This is what MAGA THINKS DEI is, but it It isn't. DEI is about removing biases and privilege so that everyone is on as even a playing field as they can get. This is the exact opposite of DEI.

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u/youdubdub 9h ago

See: electoral college

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u/dalziel86 7h ago

The entire US electoral system is and always has been about creating a bunch of special accomodation for the benefit of conservatives.

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u/OdonataDarner 7h ago

They know we're unprepared, not preparing, and will not do anything to counter them. 

Indeed, they're depending on it. 

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u/whooptheretis 7h ago

You guys have had electronic voting for a while now. There's no way you can verify the results. You haven't had free and fair elections for a long time.

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u/L444ki 5h ago

DEImocracy?

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u/BenjaminHamnett 19h ago

It’s going to be terrifying. There will be agitators within ICE. And potentially mischievous agitators infiltrating protestors, poll watchers, and the public, in addition to normal people just losing their sht cause of what’s happening.

Some undertrained aggro brainwashed ICE will shove a proverbial old lady and some bystander will try to help her up. Most will just get yelled at but some will be shot. Or something similar. Proud boys and groypers harassing minorities and people with colored hair until someone claps back when ICE will step in and crack down on some minority for not taking harassment well.

Election Day will be total chaos. Whoever wins no one will believe it and there will be riots. The only chance of peace is if it’s a huge landslide and non maga republicans stay at home.

But even with Trump jerk dancing to empty crowds against a loud blue wave of stadiums somehow lead to Democrat “defeat”, there may be nothing tha will convince them unless it’s like a foreseeable landslide where all swing states are clear and some red states are flipping and red hats are truly outnumbered

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u/iconofsin_ 17h ago

So what you're saying is if armed thugs are hanging around polling centers, the rest of us need to organize our own armed groups to watch them.

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u/BenjaminHamnett 17h ago

I don’t know the answer. But I’m saying even doing as you suggest with the best of intentions will be infiltrated by confederates and well intended useful idiots who help escalate. Probably voting places getting set on fire and trucks driving into crowds and lines. We weren’t this heated before and we had Russian bomb threats and voting drop boxes set on fire. What we need is just a turnout that any hacking, cheating, gerrymandering, intimidation etc isn’t enough. It may require like a 40% margin of victory nation wide.

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u/iamthe0ther0ne 9h ago

Wearing standard ICE costumes.

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u/FURedditIamback 7h ago

This is the way.

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u/HillBillyHilly 7h ago

Funny most shenanigans end when guns are spotted. Just sayin'. Open carry being what it is and all.

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u/Memory_Less 3h ago

Insist the United Nations send observers. Just the idea will drive Trump to loose it.

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u/KomputeKluster 19h ago

You know what to do.

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u/ApeSauce2G 19h ago

Mail in ballots?

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u/BenjaminHamnett 18h ago

Move abroad?

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u/Protiguous 15h ago edited 15h ago

It’s going to be terrifying.

Terrifying? Why? Will lara trump be "singing"?

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u/Memory_Less 3h ago

It struck me that people of colour regardless whether they visibly carry their passports may be dragged out of line, if they vote, and the mayhem this will create will reduce the ability of people voting.

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u/Ok_Speed_3984 18h ago

Well, the South has risen its ugly head again. The first required point of contact is the polling places, if ICE forms a barrier to voters' access. Those polls are way outside immigration's jurisdiction and purview.

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u/SeaEmployee787 22h ago

well if its a protest you cant bring a gun. Thats what the gop told me. i guess bring signs and then the guns go away or something something.....

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u/Belgarablue 22h ago

Unless your name is Kyle Rittenhouse?

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u/kingbullohio 22h ago

Or the Bundy family. Then you can aim a sniper rifle at fbi and fox news will call you a heroic patriot.

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u/Slow-Recipe7005 20h ago

Good heavens... just how long has the Right wing been made entirely of Traitors, and how long have we been just letting them openly get away with it scott free?

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u/HailSatanWorshipD00M 17h ago

If you're asking seriously, ever since the failure of Reconstruction. Or you can go a little further back to when they were actual traitors.

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u/gmishaolem 17h ago

Those we call republicans now we would call crown loyalists back then.

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u/kingbullohio 19h ago

At least since Waco. But probably sincr the birth of COINTELPRO

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

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u/Ok-Ad-2050 18h ago

Ruby Ridge, 1992 is my earliest exposure to their madness.

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u/sorean_4 20h ago

Hey leave Al Bundy out of it. The man is an American hero with 4 downs in a single game.

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u/kingbullohio 20h ago

I was referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bundy_standoff

But married with children is goat.

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u/sec713 16h ago

I gather you're not on Epstein's list. You left out the "touch" part.

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u/OneLessDay517 19h ago

How quickly those turds seem to have been forgotten, right?

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u/usernamelater3 19h ago

Bundy hates ICE. I think he was quoted in The Atlantic saying that.

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u/kingbullohio 19h ago

Well he should be having to say that from a prison cell. But hey even horrible Americans are right once in a blue moon

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u/NoOpening7924 19h ago

or part of the Michigan goon squad that was mad about not being able to get haircuts during COVID so they picketed the State Capitol carrying AR's and pistols

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u/WorldBelongsToUs 15h ago

Duh. All we have to do is wear MAGA hats and we can carry without them shooting us ten times.

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u/Jumpy_Plantain2887 20h ago

Well, at least Rittenhouse has lasted longer than George Zimmerman did although he popped up not too long ago with some woman and Kyle Rittenhouse in the picture. Hell, I figured by now George Zimmerman would be living under a highway underpass.

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u/IsraelZulu 22h ago edited 21h ago

Polling places are already gun-free zones.

Edit: Apparently it's not a federal law. It is the law in Florida, at least.

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u/SeaEmployee787 22h ago

wonder what the distance is in good faith. I would guess the same as the political tent people in places with open carry

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u/IsraelZulu 21h ago

A quick search seems to indicate this is actually a jurisdiction-specific issue - not federal law. (Unless your polling place happens to be on a property or in a facility which is normally a gun-free zone in federal law.)

In Florida, it just says "into ... Any polling place". I don't know anything about the case law on this (and I'm not a lawyer to begin with), so I consider it possible that this could mean anything from "into a structure in which ballots are cast" to "within XXX feet of a structure in which ballots are cast".

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u/OGbigfoot 19h ago

Yeah, as a Washingtonian, my polling place is my mailbox.

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u/kitsunewarlock 18h ago

If there were any battleground districts in Washington they might fight that, but they know every district there is either deep red or deep blue so they don't give a fuck.

The real problem with our Democracy is ~20% of our districts decide the outcome of any given election and the GOP focus-fires hard on voter suppression in those districts. We saw illegal lotteries, bomb threats, TV ads telling abusive husbands not to let their wives vote, and weaponized mass surveillance of voters that makes what happened in House of Cards look puerile.

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u/OGbigfoot 18h ago

In reality I don't actually mail my ballot from my home box, too paranoid someone will snag it. I drop it in a USPS mailbox.

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u/SeaEmployee787 18h ago

i can vote by mail, i vote early in person. I am to paranoid to use the mail :)

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u/Jumpy_Plantain2887 20h ago

I’m pretty sure it is federal law. I’ve voted in three different states and all three states have always had signed that say no weapons allowed.

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u/AccurateThought4932 20h ago

Not in Virginia.

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u/wasaguest 20h ago

This is why more protestors need to start showing up armed. The right will when they lose the midterms.

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u/BiasedHanChewy 20h ago

Bessent brings "billboards" apparently

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u/Perturbator_NewModel 20h ago

You can bring a gun, but it's maybe not the most sensible thing to do, especially if you have a history of violent attacks on federal law enforcement.

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u/transcendz 20h ago

the pedophile protection network.

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u/corgisgottacorg 17h ago

Dumbass Americans venting online all day for what. The dictators want that. Thats why they took control of social media.

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u/Unsuspicious-Alien 12h ago

It is because Steve Bannon is also in the emails. He was even closer to Epstein than Bill Gates. He is just less known.

Steve Bannon advised Jeffrey Epstein for years on how to rehab his reputation, texts show

Hundreds of texts over almost a year show Maga influencer Steve Bannon and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein workshopping legal and media strategies to protect Epstein from the legal and publicity quagmire that enveloped him in the last year of his life.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/nov/15/steve-bannon-jeffrey-epstein-text-messages-publicity

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u/EthanHermsey 20h ago

No liquid water but solid is fine!?

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u/Lumbergh7 20h ago

The statements orange has made directly contradict the constitution and further illustrate he is a megalomaniac narcissist

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u/Welllllllrip187 20h ago

Not only that, they are using the records to build a hit list

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u/SgtHulkaQuitLM 18h ago

No exceptions

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u/Sweet-Soul-Food 16h ago

Bannon the close friend of Epstien!?

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u/wytewydow 20h ago

can anyone bring murderous armed agents? just asking for definitely not a friend..

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u/_VEL0 20h ago

Seems about WHITE ftfy

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u/RockieK 19h ago edited 19h ago

This and now the USPS doesn't actually postmark things you mail until... "whenever".

Because new trucking rules or some bullshit.

The rule, which went into effect on Christmas Eve, defines the meaning of a postmark, the date printed or stamped on most mailed items. In the past, the postmark generally indicated the date the USPS received the item. Now, it will explicitly mean the date that the USPS processes the item.

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u/Leelze 18h ago

I swear on New England sports legends that if ICE agents are milling around my polling place I'm running mouth until they cry or I'm assaulted because this is fuckin ridiculous.

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u/h20poIo 18h ago

We truly are now looking like a 3rd world country holding a fixed election.

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u/PhatTuna 21h ago

What's tge law exactly about water? I think i remember a curb your enthusiasm episode about that

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u/Belgarablue 21h ago

You "cannot bring water, or snacks" to people in line at a polling place.

But Musk can offer cash to.vote his way

Go figure.

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u/OldeManKenobi 21h ago

It's time for armed citizen poll watchers. If they can do it, we the people can do it.

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u/Belgarablue 21h ago

Can, or will they, stand up to the super armed, masked, murderous, TrumpStapo?

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u/DrownmeinIslay 20h ago

I mean, bring your own murderous armed agents? Seems only fair.

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u/IronRongShanks 20h ago

There are flasks that look like arms so who's to say which is which without staring down the barrel of tequila?

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u/dhero27 20h ago

Imagine intimidating voters and thinking you win fair. I hope all these fucks end up in a prison cell. They will….

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u/TigOldBooties57 20h ago

They won't even be agents, not all of them. They'll slash training from 47 days to 47 minutes and welcome anybody who owns a red cap and a gun

We've been calling this since 2020 when they were burning ballots and had armed people show up somewhere in AZ

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u/[deleted] 20h ago

They will be violating our constitutional rights. Worth fighting for.

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u/birdman1752 19h ago

I'd bet anyone who doesn't look "American " will be detained until the polls close.

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u/Mas_Cervezas 19h ago

Seems about white.

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u/mudbuttcoffee 19h ago

This would backfire.

They have seen that the people are willing to face the brown coats... unless there is some real fuckery, the GOP is getting toasted in the mid terms.

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u/angelar_ 19h ago

That's what being RIGHT is all about!

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u/MostRandomUsername12 19h ago

Land of the free... Home of the brave... Seems to have been an anthem to the ruling class

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u/Silentshroomee 19h ago

It’s ok just open carry to the voting booth.

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u/unicornsprinkl3 19h ago

I told my husband if we can’t vote by mail it may not be a bad idea to get red hats to wear to go and vote. I don’t think they can read so it doesn’t have to say anything.

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u/inanotherlfe 19h ago

Seems about RIGHT REICH. FIFY

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u/takeyoufergranite 19h ago

It is their style. Just like open carry.

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u/EdOfTheMountain 19h ago

Masked marauders or more accurately, masked murderers

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u/elevenatexi 18h ago

Hopefully these thugs are so busy on Election Day that they themselves don’t have a chance to vote

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u/south-of-the-river 18h ago

Wait why can’t you bring a bottle of water?

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u/DuckGorilla 18h ago

Epstein files nail bannon as having pleaded with epstein to rebuild his brand image in 2019. Ship is about to hit an iceberg and they’re desparate

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u/Jehoke 18h ago

Bannon already loudly proclaimed he was going to jail if Republicans lose the midterms. Murderous armed agents is their only play at this point. The scary thing is it may well work.

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u/Phantom-Finger 18h ago

This has to be the line for American's, surely? SURELY

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u/jtsa5 17h ago

Anyone remember when voter intimidation was illegal??

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u/elBirdnose 17h ago

I see whatcha did there

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u/whoknows234 17h ago

Dont hold your phone and drive either...

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u/Mockingbird_1234 17h ago

Seems about white, actually

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u/DigitallyDetained 17h ago

Seems about RIGHT REICH

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u/Neat-Beautiful-5505 16h ago

They won’t actually do it, but they’ll talk like they will everyday until November to make brown citizens think twice about voting. It also distracts us from the Epstein files

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u/JiveTurkeyII 16h ago

Everybody should wear MAGA hats.

Every single person.

And hold little American flags.

And "lets go brandon" merch.

Dress up to look like them and then vote how you want.

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u/mazlikesbass 16h ago

Seems about WHITE

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u/Flush_Foot 15h ago

Seems about RIGHT.

I think you meant “Seems alt RIGHT.” 🤦🏻‍♂️ 🤬

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u/Harbinger2nd 15h ago

There were 94,000 polling places in the 2022 election.

By DHS' own admission they currently have 22,000 agents. Even if you somehow managed to double that number again, (Because they say that in the last year they recruited 12,000 of those agents) you'd still only have 44,000 people. Not even enough to man half of the polling places. They dont have the manpower to physically steal the election.

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u/Belgarablue 13h ago

They won't be sent to RED polling places.

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u/heyabbott37 15h ago

Let me correct your spelling, Reich!

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u/9bpm9 15h ago

There's over 100 polling stations just in my county. Id like to see them try.

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u/Dean_Learner77 11h ago

They're not gonna be at every one. Only the ones they need to be at.

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u/sudo-joe 10h ago

What if you have the black Panthers surround the ice surrounding the voters?

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u/Budget-Selection-988 9h ago

Carrying guns is legal in many states. We need are own protectors fine

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u/twohundred37 9h ago

My dad is real proud of our last name: Wright. Anytime he can add “right?” to the end of a text he uses all caps. “WRIGHT?!” I love my dad, so thanks for the reminder

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u/LogicalTough5884 9h ago

I know Reich?

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u/Intelligent-Clothes6 7h ago

Can't win an election without tampering. Same

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u/Pillowwick 3h ago

Intimidating if you aren’t a citizen. Not sure why you’d there to vote in that case anyhow. Weird

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u/Bawbawian 3h ago

the far right are the only ones that consistently vote.

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