Timjoebillybob
Grandmaster
- Feb 27, 2009
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You again try to make your point using the flimsiest examples as being indicative of the rest, or a good bit of the rest, however you define that. Why do you insist on doing so?
A good bit? More than a little, less than a lot. Perhaps because that is most of what I've seen? What evidence have you seen that proves fraud?
The other guy.
Nash Bridges
I know.
Actually being allowed to observe (close enough to see what is happening) is set in most states by the legislature and is the way perscribed by the constitution. Any harassment or restrictions of that at the polls is a civil rights violation, and needs severe punishment to stop these shenanigans. So the behavior you so flippantly gloss over is serious and violates state law most places...
How close is required to see? What is the minimum distance a poll watcher should be able to stand? And yes I'm serious. 6 ft? 3? 1? Spooning the poll worker? Sitting in their lap?
And I haven't seen jack in the Constitution about poll watchers, perhaps you can point it out to me?
And if it violates the respective states law, I've got no problem with it being prosecuted. But it's not evidence of fraud, suspicious behavior perhaps.
Interesting to reread what the justices said before Barrett joined in the Wisconsin decision...
https://www.jsonline.com/story/news...es-change-wisconsins-voting-rules/3670662001/
I don’t think either one of you is all that rooted in reality. Sorry to put that so bluntly. I just don’t think this is going anywhere and right wing sources have you convinced it is, that they have more of a case than they actually have. Meanwhile Democrats are trying real hard to keep the hamper locked so that people don’t see how dirty their laundry is.
I can pretty much agree.