Lao Tse
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globalists.Who said it was?
globalists tell us it's good to be a "post-industrial" or "consumer" society.
these are propaganda terms to lull people into stupidity.
globalists.Who said it was?
why don't you stop whining?Tell us which year you think the vote counting was done by midnight on election day.
Why don't you stop thinking reality is whining?why don't you stop whining?
thanks.
I would prefer a federally mandated biometric blockchain.Would you prefer a federal takeover of the election process?
and what is the detection rate for fraud in that audit?So, on one side I have actual data related to fraudulent votes. I have the AZ Cyber Ninjas audit which found nothing close to what was required to change the result in the state.
I don't need to keep telling myself basic facts that dipshits like you are so stupid you never realized.You keep telling yourself that........
WHy couldn't you answer the question, little bitch? Is it because you know you're full of shit and don't want to admit it?why don't you stop whining?
thanks.
fuck biometric Blockchains forever.I would prefer a federally mandated biometric blockchain.
States have a right to be non-democratic for state politics, but the federal elections have suffrage mandated by amendment. The only detriment would be if the federal election requirements were less secure or accessible which biometric blockchains are not.
your reality is lies.Why don't you stop thinking reality is whining?
Facts are facts. No Presidential election in US history had all the votes counted on a single day. That is just a fact.
Tell us which year you think the vote counting was done by midnight on election day.
Nice rabbit hole you fell into, Alice.your reality is lies.
you whine about lies.
it's uniquely annoying.
I see you can't tell us when that happened so once again we are left with IBDaMann's requirement that your argument be summarily dismissed.
I see you are fixated on bogus position assignments to distract away from the fact that counting "votes" (fraudulent ballots) for WEEKS upon WEEKS is NOT normal.I see you can't tell us when that happened
Yes, I've summarily dismissed your bogus position assignment... ergo, the eyeroll.so once again we are left with IBDaMann's requirement that your argument be summarily dismissed.
I see you are going to continue to tell this lie that you can't provide any supporting evidence for.I see you are fixated on bogus position assignments to distract away from the fact that counting "votes" (fraudulent ballots) for WEEKS upon WEEKS is NOT normal.
Yes, I've summarily dismissed your bogus position assignment... ergo, the eyeroll.
Certification has never occurred until weeks after the election. It is very normal for the ballot counting to take more than a week. I am still waiting for you to tell us which election the counting was finished on election day.I see you are fixated on bogus position assignments to distract away from the fact that counting "votes" (fraudulent ballots) for WEEKS upon WEEKS is NOT normal.
This discussion isn't about certification.Certification has never occurred until weeks after the election.
No, it isn't.It is very normal for the ballot counting to take more than a week.
Most states finish the vast majority of their counting on election day itself. THAT is the norm.I am still waiting for you to tell us which election the counting was finished on election day.
Name the state that finishes counting on election day. I will prove you a liar.This discussion isn't about certification.
No, it isn't.
Most states finish the vast majority of their counting on election day itself. THAT is the norm.
Of course there's little odds and ends left over that do naturally take longer to receive and count (overseas, etc), but those votes typically aren't enough to make a difference, which is why most election results can be called on election night.
What is NOT normal is for states (e.g. California, Arizona, Pennsylvania, etc) to take WEEKS to count their ballots, and to keep "finding" more and more ballots to count during that time, and for those states to regularly have "nailbiter" races that DAMN NEAR ALWAYS go to the Demonkkkrat candidate whenever it is "too close to call" on election night.
Then there's states like Wisconsin in which every other county can get essentially all of their ballots counted on election day EXCEPT for Milwaukee County, which ALWAYS comes up with some lame excuse that "sets them back a handful of hours", which allows them to manufacture fraudulent ballots for their patented "3am ballot dump" that steals close races from Republicans in Wisconsin. It's funny how Milwaukee keeps GAINING in "votes" each cycle even though they keep LOSING population each cycle.
"it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen, it doesn't happenName the state that finishes counting on election day. I will prove you a liar.
By the way no county in Wisconsin finishes counting ballots on election day.
Name the state that finishes counting on election day. I will prove you a liar.
Do you know what the deadline is for provisional ballots in Wisconsin?"it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen
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That's you.
I've already told you what happens in Wisconsin. I watch it for myself each and every (s)election cycle. I'm not going to deny what I see and hear with my own eyes and ears. I'm not a dishonest partisan hack like you are.
This discussion isn't about provisional ballots (which are typically inconsequential in number). Stop purposely focusing on the mote instead of focusing on the beam. Stop being a moron.Do you know what the deadline is for provisional ballots in Wisconsin?
Can a provisional ballot be counted on election day? If a ballot is counted after election day does that mean not all ballots were counted on election day?
A provisional ballot will not be counted unless the voter provides the required information to the poll workers by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day or the municipal clerk by 4:00 p.m. of the Friday following the election.Provisional Ballots
myvote.wi.gov
It looks like you don't know the first thing about what happens in Wisconsin when it comes to ballot counting. The counties count the election day ballots that are not provisional but they don't count all the ballots.