What are REPUBLICANS afraid of?
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Totally understand why you're crying, since you admitted I kicked the shit out of you:
Boy that didn't go the way you thought it would, did it?
Doesn't help that you're functionally and culturally illiterate.
I do wish you weren't a dishonest lying moron on steroids. Really I do.
Over the years, Americans have gotten used to their election nights coming off like a well-produced game show, with the big reveal coming before bedtime (a few exceptions like the 2000 election notwithstanding). In truth, they’ve never been quite as simple or straightforward as they appeared. And this year, which has already upended so much of what Americans took for granted, seems poised to expose some of the wheezy 18th- and 19th-century mechanisms that still shape the way a president is elected in the 21st century.
The reason:
A federal judge ordered Georgia to extend the date by which they count mail-in ballots by three days. Any ballots postmarked by Election Day and delivered to county election officials by 7 p.m. ET on Nov. 6 will be counted
A federal judge extended Indiana’s deadline Tuesday to accept absentee ballots by 10 days. Absentee ballots postmarked on or before Nov. 3 and received on or before Nov. 13 will be counted.
Michigan state Judge Cynthia Stephens ruled absentee ballots postmarked by Nov. 2 and received within two weeks of the election can still be counted, citing delays in the postal service.
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Aug. 14 that modified the state’s vote-by-mail system, including extending the deadline for mail-in ballots received. If ballots are postmarked on or before Nov. 3, they will be counted as long as they are received by Nov. 10.
Further, ballots received without a postmark that are received by the county board of elections within 48 hours of Election Day will be counted, per the order.
North Carolina election officials announced Sept. 22 that absentee ballots postmarked on or before Nov. 3 will be counted as long as they are received within 9 days after Election Day.
Prior to the announcement, absentee ballots had to be received by Nov. 6.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled Sept. 17 to extend their mail-in ballot deadline by three days.
Mail-in ballots postmarked by 8:00 p.m. Election Day will be counted as valid through Nov. 6. The court noted an increase in mail-in ballots could slow United States Postal Service delivery standards and time and disenfranchise voters.
However, ballots received within that period that “lack a postmark or other proof of mailing, or for which the postmark or other proof of mailing is illegible” will be “presumed to have been mailed by Election Day” unless proven otherwise.
A federal judge ruled Sept. 21 that absentee ballots in Wisconsin postmarked on or before Election Day can be counted up to six days after the election.
Since when do JUDGES undermine or create voting laws dumbasses on the left?
No, YOU SAID I was Ralphie, which would make you Scotty, which would mean I kicked the living shit out of you.
Wrong dumb cunt; I said you are a fucking cry baby. You're also mentally unstable an should be kept under observation in a padded cell.
No, you said I was Ralphie, and you obviously had never seen the movie from where you pulled that GIF, because Ralphie beats the shit out of the kid who was taunting him.
So in your rushed, sloppy analogy, you cast yourself as the bully who got the shit kicked out of him.
No, I did this:
You said I was this kid...did you ever see the movie?
Yes you did.
You tried to taunt me by using GIFs from a movie you've never seen.
Which was immediately followed by this:
I'm going to start calling you Farkus because like Scotty, you also got the shit beat out of you after biting off more than you could chew.
I beat the shit out of you, Farkus, and you helpfully showed everyone exactly how I did it.
I'm wailing on you like here: