Where are the voter fraud cries?

I'm not sure upholding the integrity of elections is in the current GOP playbook. I wouldn't be surprised to hear some whining when it's all said and done.

 

They’re coming. They can’t help themselves.

 

depends who wins. As we saw in the 2020 potus election, supporters for the losing candidate will suddenly decide there was voter fraud. Supporters will wait for feedback from the candidate and his direct staff. With that feedback, they will know how to think and what to say as a group about the election.

 

More mindless nonsense from you extreme liberals. This is utter incompetence in PA that they still can't get this simple primary process completed by end of day. What improvements have they made to the process to minimize potential for improprieties? Sending out mail in ballots with unreadable coding such that they must now be counted by hand and take extra days is unforgiveable. Incompetence and they need to fix themselves. Plain and simple!

 

Don't you find it remarkable that it was always the democrats that challenged elections prior to 2020, but now they accuse the GOP of doing it. Stacey Abrams still thinks she was cheated in Georgia, selective amnesia I guess. They then screamed "bloody murder" when new voting laws were passed to prevent it in the future. Doubt you see GOP challenges in Florida and Georgia anytime soon, but dems, not so sure.

 

you may want to see Trump - Iowa Caucus - 2016, Trump Prez election - 2016

 

Republicans don't worry about other republicans cheating them in primaries, that has always been the province of the machines in democratic run cities, in the general election.

 

Big difference. Stacy Abrams and the Republican Secretary of State agree on the facts. They differ as to whether the agreed actions that occurred deprived poor and minorities access to vote.

Election lawsuit backed by Stacey Abrams goes to trial in Georgia

 

Abrams seems to be the "go to" argument whenever we discuss GOP election shenanigans. As @citygator notes, it's a weak comparison compared to the frequency and magnitude of the recent GOP actions.

60 lawsuits? Insurrection? Refusal to concede the highest office? Voter suppression laws?

 

Since Trump won in 2016, you must refresh my memory of him challenging his win. Hilliary however could have, and I believe did, but through a proxy in Jill Stein, which she ended up backing. Just like in 2020 the challenge was unsuccessful, so end of story. I voted for Trump, but felt he carried it too far and should have backed off.

 

Trump falsely claims 'millions of people who voted illegally' cost him popular vote

 

the state legislature passed a bill that mail ins couldn’t be counted, or I think even sorted until polls closed. So not only is it completely dysfunctional, but it lends itself to crazy conspiracy theories like 2020, or whether comes out of this one. A huge number of votes after the fact, and that generally skew liberal, so in most elections that helps the dem…but my assumption here is that it helps Oz (since he over performed in traditional liberal areas and his opponent in traditional Trump ones), but we will see.

 

Most of us that voted for Trump realize that he has a big mouth that he should just keep shut most of the time. That said, if that is the best you can offer about challenging elections, you would be better served to have not bothered posting.

 

This thread is about cries of voter fraud. trump was weeping and crying noisily at the time. Seems like an appropriate posting.

I know you are supporting your tribe, but if you continue to equate recent voter fraud claims between the two parties, you will lose handily. The facts are overwhelmingly against you.

 

Boom!

 

How is that any different than what Hillary did? In fact, didn't Hillary concede?

 

Oof

 

Like I said earlier, he has a big mouth that he should just keep shut most of the time, lol!