>>…"Interviews with state officials further confirmed this impression. Minnite found that,
>>overall, the absentee mail-in ballot process is the feature most vulnerable to voter fraud. There is not a lot of evidence of absentee ballot fraud but the potential for fraud is greatest in this area because of a lack of uniformly strong security measures in place in all states to prevent fraud."
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>One thing became clear in this last election - If you repeat a lie often enough to people who want to believe it, they'll gladly believe it.
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>We tend to focus on the liar - in this case it was Trump - and not enough on the millions who are hearing what they want to hear and enabling that serial liar.
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>The last poll that I saw said that 70% of the repubs who voted think that Trump won the election. It seems to me that if an election has been rigged, it's impossible to know who won, but that doesn't trouble them - they think that Trump won because that's what they want to hear.
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>Yes, there was some crazy stuff from the left when Trump won in 2016. Again they were hearing what they wanted to hear.
>But it never reached this magnitude.

There is the possibility of fraud, but we find no fraud, therefore we must restrict voting to limit the fraud that clearly does not exist lol.
Look what happened to Georgia -- that is why the republicans insist on preventing people from voting.