Opinion Poll: Trumpers, Was It Rigged?

[Prex32]

Strange to see so many people voting that there is good evidence of fraud when Trump's legal teams aren't even arguing fraud when they get in court. If there was any evidence you'd think that they would actually use that in court instead of just trying some weak legal technicality plays. If they argued fraud backed by evidence (which they've publicly claimed that they have) and got shut down they could at the very least try to claim being mistreated by the court and appeal.

I'd say that it's pretty suspicious that they are consistently throwing fraud accusations around in general media but as soon as they get to court, when they are speaking to professionals and can get into trouble for lying, they completely change their tune.

its just strategy, its real on both sides, you think this is exclusive to the right? just look at the whole russia hoax driven by the left

 

[MeatheadMike]

They were counting mail ins the SAME time they were doing walk-ins. What's hard to understand? A 4 am ballot dump in all the swing states after they 'stopped counting' was because they realized Biden was so far behind that they had to forge new ballots- hence the stoppage.

Absentee ballots take longer to process than walk in’s... that should be obvious and has always been the case in every election. People who have been paying attention knew that Trump would have a “lead” on election night, that would evaporate later. This article was written in October :

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/10...uld-be-lead-election-night-lose-by-weeks-end/

What source are you getting your information from?

 

[BForrester]

lol...17% of respondents actually think it will prevail in court. 17% of you are idiots.

 

[SalvadorCollie]

I can’t say. You find it common in any height of power I.e. Enron.

There is evidence of counted votes that weren’t included but no sum to account for other votes.

they showed up to the crackhouse after they knew the fuzz was on their case...

joking aside, there is fraud in every election, it’s just a matter to what extent.

Do I think the election was rigged? Not likely, and if they are I doubt it’s a new phenomenon.

 

[Mean Farmer]

 

[Krallang]

https://hereistheevidence.com/

The website above is everything relating to this election that is admissible in court. Its up to 952 but not are are verified, some are historical.

Here is a statistical analysis from a Yale/Princeton PHD where he states that about 45,000 Republican ballots were requested by another person and they were denied a vote. In the same analysis he states 45,000 Republican ballots were not counted (lost). This is PA

https://justthenews.com/sites/defau...nalyisPA_GOP_BallotRequestData_2020_Final.pdf

That is just one. The website was set up by Nick Sandmans lawyer who's currently in Georgia with Sydney Powell along with the Voter Integrity Project.

The krakens tentacles are beginning to show itself.

 

[Squarechoke]

its just strategy, its real on both sides, you think this is exclusive to the right? just look at the whole russia hoax driven by the left

Is it strategy to vote that you think that there's clear evidence for fraud in the situation where the legal teams aren't even trying to pursue fraud at all, let alone using evidence? My post was a comment on the thread poll, and I just set the context for why I think the voting was odd.

 

[cleetus]

Absentee ballots take longer to process than walk in’s... that should be obvious and has always been the case in every election. People who have been paying attention knew that Trump would have a “lead” on election night, that would evaporate later. This article was written in October :

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/10...uld-be-lead-election-night-lose-by-weeks-end/

What source are you getting your information from?

They were telling you this so that you would think the big switch at 4am would be NORMAL and expected. It was fucking lie. Mail in ballots were counted alongside the walk ins.

Edit: I AGREE it would take longer to process them, but the ballots were not just set aside to wait opening.

 

[Jack V Savage]

lol...17% of respondents actually think it will prevail in court. 17% of you are idiots.

That's very generous. I'd say that 57% are idiots based on the current results. But, yeah, 17% are super idiots (or, more realistically, saying something they don't really believe).

 

[MilesAbove]

Great to see 82 of you are willing to admit you've divorced reality.

 

[Big Nasty Edison]

heard a bit from infowars

 

[hitcher]

That's very generous. I'd say that 57% are idiots based on the current results. But, yeah, 17% are super idiots (or, more realistically, saying something they don't really believe).

It is just flabbergasting how many actually believe these ridiculous allegations. I do not say this lightly, and it kinda makes me reconsider humanities future, but these people must be mentally retarded and I honestly feel sorry for them. This is not a joke just to insult someone, but rather a term to describe that persons capacity.

 

[sherdogwantedtonamemekiki]

I believe there was fraud. In the sense that I think this is all a dog and pony show and that no one is elected by the common citizen anymore. Especially after I found that only 14 states actually have to vote with the popular vote. If that doesn't scream that this is all a sham then I don't know what does.

 

[jeremyemilio]

Lol. This made me chuckle a little.

Well... maybe I should clarify. As a nation the US certainly has befriended and abetted plenty of dictators. But the people in America absolutely will not be ruled by a dictator. This is a country that hasn't missed election day in over 200 years and has an unblemished record of democratic elections followed by peaceful transitions of power, regardless of what Trump and his crew think they're going to do about that. It ain't happening.

 

[BFoe]

You don't get 100,000+ biden - 0 trump votes TWICE after they 'stopped counting' votes, nor do you lose a 600,000 vote lead in PA.

Anyone not believing this wasn't rigged is a blind, partisan fuck.

Hahaha the ol double negative. That sentence literally means, “Anyone who believes this was rigged is a blind, partisan fuck.”
Well said.

 

[PrinceOfPain]

Well... maybe I should clarify. As a nation the US certainly has befriended and abetted plenty of dictators. But the people in America absolutely will not be ruled by a dictator. This is a country that hasn't missed election day in over 200 years and has an unblemished record of democratic elections followed by peaceful transitions of power, regardless of what Trump and his crew think they're going to do about that. It ain't happening.

I dunno hey.
I think you guys just voted for a figurehead in a set of dodgy-looking elections. And apparently a little under half of America thinks something similar.
Meaning, similarly to the last time out but worse, you're banking on a little under half the country being willing to accept a leader that they think obtained power illegitimately. Not a promising outlook for a nation whose government has a long-history of supporting dictators for the sake of profit.

I think you guys really need to work on being better at elections.

 

[cleetus]

Hahaha the ol double negative. That sentence literally means, “Anyone who believes this was rigged is a blind, partisan fuck.”
Well said.

Good call. I knew what I meant.

 

[hillelslovak87]

I dunno hey.
I think you guys just voted for a figurehead in a set of dodgy-looking elections. And apparently a little under half of America thinks something similar.

Half of Republicans say Biden won because of a 'rigged' election: Reuters/Ipsos poll

And since when does team MAGA believe in polls?

 

[PrinceOfPain]

Half of Republicans say Biden won because of a 'rigged' election: Reuters/Ipsos poll

Yes. But some of us are able to read past headlines, and know that pointing out the Republicans specifically would be stupid, since their opinion matters less in this case.
Only "55% of adults in the United States said they believed the Nov. 3 presidential election was “legitimate and accurate.” That leaves 45% who don't - a little under half of the country who don't think it was legitimate and accurate. They may not think you elected a figurehead, but they think it was dodgy.

More than half of Republicans, a third of independents, and 16% of democrats thought the vote was rigged. More than that of each though it was illegitimate, if not actually rigged.

I think it's more indicative of a problem that almost half the country doubts the legitimacy of the elections than that more than half of republicans do, in an election they lost.
How is this hard to process?
And why don't you think it's a problem?

And since when does team MAGA believe in polls?

Am I talking to a MAGA?
Don't you believe in polls?

 

[BForrester]

Good call. I knew what I meant.

But you're not smart enough to effectively communicate what should be a simple message.