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Trump has said he only asked Pence to delay. A lie. Pence knows he’s a piece of shet. Maybe someday you all will listen to him.

That might play a part. That Trump is also a traitorous piece of garbage that he watched first hand might play a part as well. cheers!

Why isn’t Pence supporting Trump this time

Laughable to compare these scenarios

The funny reactions from Walz were typically to outlandish things from Vance - like Trump saved the ACA or Vance only wants to talk about the future when asked who won the last election I wouldn’t mind playing poker with Walz.

New boss same as the old boss.

Good. I thought you had said you didn’t. What is the proper response to “Trump saved the ACA”

This is what happens when you don’t watch and only see memes.

Speaking of genetics, look it’s tiny d1ck! What does that page say about how ballots were sent out. Be specific.

I’m on a phone so is very hard to parse through all this. I thought you were aware of states that did this since you have repeated it many times so is why I am asking. Not trying to be an asss, often I am but usually only when some dope is going bananas . I did click on that area that you just posted earlier and it wasn’t specific either. So still not really sure to what level that ballots were just given out with very poor ways to track. In any case, if states that were close did this perhaps your idea that we can’t know would be worth looking at. If it wasn’t states that were close it is reasonable to disregard, no? I would have expected as @OldMaid mentioned that this would have been a highlight of the various lawsuits that got tossed and would be easily recalled. One thing I did seem to see repeated on this site is that many lawsuits are about restricting access to ballots (seem to always on behalf of Republicans). This is very dumb There are processes in place that do make this “safe” every state should have this. I would hope everyone would want this. It works and there are states which have the blueprints.

Yes which states did that in 2020 and what was their process. I have looked a bit and didn’t see this.

Expanding access to absentee ballots is very vague. Do you have info regarding what you have described as “shotgunning” and how this took place? From a practical standpoint this would really only be necessary to look at in the states that were very, very close.

Part of the same processes and systems that allowed Donald to postpone and delay. Don’t hate the player, hate the game!

Can you post some links regarding which states you are referring to?

They have been trying to get this out for awhile Trump’s immunity and all, since the Prez is a King now, kind of held stuff up.

Dong pics

“When the defendant lost the 2020 presidential election, he resorted to crimes to stay in office”

Jack Smith details crimes…unsealed special council filings…developing

He’s def lost his fastball. We’ll see how he handles tons of people on his side saying aloud that JD is much better.

Pretty sure you had your last period decades ago, gramps.

That is the appropriate reaction to JD claiming Don saved the ACA

Educate yourself: Vance: "As I read the Minnesota law that (Walz) signed into law … it says that a doctor who presides over an abortion where the baby survives, the doctor is under no obligation to provide lifesaving care to a baby who survives a botched late-term abortion." False. Experts said cases in which a baby is born following an attempted abortion are rare. Less than 1 percent of abortions nationwide occur in the third trimester. And infanticide, the crime of killing a child within a year of its birth, is illegal in all U.S. states. In May 2023, Walz, as Minnesota governor, signed legislation updating a state law for "infants who are born alive." It said babies are "fully recognized" as human people and therefore, protected under state law. The change did not alter regulations that already require doctors to provide patients with appropriate care. Previously, state law said, "All reasonable measures consistent with good medical practice, including the compilation of appropriate medical records, shall be taken by the responsible medical personnel to preserve the life and health of the born alive infant." The law was updated to instead say medical personnel must "care for the infant who is born alive." When there are fetal anomalies that make it likely the fetus will die before or soon after birth, some parents decide to terminate the pregnancy by inducing childbirth so that they can hold their dying baby, Democratic Minnesota state Sen. Erin Maye Quade told PolitiFact in September. This update to the law means infants who are "born alive" receive appropriate medical care dependent on the pregnancy's circumstances, Maye Quade said.

Posting memes is another tell

Ahh the go to when you don’t want to confront the topic at hand “triggered”

There was 57k that month 57k in Sept 2020. Numbers were better in July 24 than January 21 as well. This is where Walz is coming from when he said that. It’s politics. Like with JD on abortion (and Trump) and JD saying Trump saved ACA.