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Patrick
2022 Jan 17, 12:43pm
Patrick
2022 Jan 17, 12:43pm
https://patriotpost.us/videos/85581?source=patrick.net
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Exposing the Media’s Big Lie About Elections
The media have been lying to you, spinning the fight over election reforms as a struggle for “voting rights.” Here’s the truth.
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AmericanKulak
2022 Jan 17, 1:01pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Jan 17, 1:01pm
Patrick says
The Youngkin race gave us the answer:
"Aw shucks, you know, in these rural counties, all we have are these elderly volunteers. It takes them so long to count."
And hold back the reporting and play chicken with the Dark Blue Urban areas - make them report first, so they don't know how much they have to make up.
The Youngkin race gave us the answer:
"Aw shucks, you know, in these rural counties, all we have are these elderly volunteers. It takes them so long to count."
And hold back the reporting and play chicken with the Dark Blue Urban areas - make them report first, so they don't know how much they have to make up.
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REpro
2022 Jan 17, 3:33pm
REpro
2022 Jan 17, 3:33pm
Patrick says
Based on those facts Arizona should invalidate Maricopa County vote. That seems to me be right decision.
Based on those facts Arizona should invalidate Maricopa County vote. That seems to me be right decision.
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Bd6r
2022 Jan 17, 4:50pm
Bd6r
2022 Jan 17, 4:50pm
AmericanKulak says
Everything new is well-forgotten old, see election in Texas in 1940's-50's:
In Texas Democratic primaries, which were overseen by the party, not the state government, major candidates would "hold out" by delaying reporting their final tallies so they could add additional votes if needed.
An active congressman, Johnson used his New Deal connections to bring rural electrification and other federal projects into his district, then, ambitious and in a hurry, he ran in a special election for the U.S. Senate in 1941. On election night, Johnson held a lead but announced his vote tallies too soon, allowing the opponent to "find" enough votes to defeat him. In 1948 he again ran for the Senate and fought a celebrated campaign for the Democratic nomination against the popular Governor Coke Stevenson. Having learned his lesson from the previous Senate race, Johnson held back on announcing his vote tallies and with the help of some friendly political machines eked out an 87-vote victory for which he was dubbed "Landslide Lyndon."
https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/generic/VP_Lyndon_Johnson.htm?source=patrick.net
The Youngkin race gave us the answer:
"Aw shucks, you know, in these rural counties, all we have are these elderly volunteers. It takes them so long to count."
And hold back the reporting and play chicken with the Dark Blue Urban areas - make them report first, so they don't know how much they have to make up.
Everything new is well-forgotten old, see election in Texas in 1940's-50's:
In Texas Democratic primaries, which were overseen by the party, not the state government, major candidates would "hold out" by delaying reporting their final tallies so they could add additional votes if needed.
An active congressman, Johnson used his New Deal connections to bring rural electrification and other federal projects into his district, then, ambitious and in a hurry, he ran in a special election for the U.S. Senate in 1941. On election night, Johnson held a lead but announced his vote tallies too soon, allowing the opponent to "find" enough votes to defeat him. In 1948 he again ran for the Senate and fought a celebrated campaign for the Democratic nomination against the popular Governor Coke Stevenson. Having learned his lesson from the previous Senate race, Johnson held back on announcing his vote tallies and with the help of some friendly political machines eked out an 87-vote victory for which he was dubbed "Landslide Lyndon."
https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/common/generic/VP_Lyndon_Johnson.htm?source=patrick.net
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zzyzzx
2022 Jan 21, 7:29am
zzyzzx
2022 Jan 21, 7:29am
https://www.wnd.com/2022/01/voters-believe-trump-won-2016-believe-biden-won-2020/?source=patrick.net
More voters believe Trump won 2016 than believe Biden won in 2020
More voters believe Trump won 2016 than believe Biden won in 2020
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RWSGFY
2022 Feb 17, 8:46am
RWSGFY
2022 Feb 17, 8:46am
Patrick says
Ballots used to have serial numbers. They also had a tear-off strip with the same number so voter would have a proof that they cast that particular ballot. It went away not that long ago - in 2016 methinks.
Ballots used to have serial numbers. They also had a tear-off strip with the same number so voter would have a proof that they cast that particular ballot. It went away not that long ago - in 2016 methinks.
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Patrick
2022 Feb 18, 12:51pm
Patrick
2022 Feb 18, 12:51pm
https://spectatorworld.com/topic/welcome-body-camera-democracy/?source=patrick.net
Welcome to body-camera democracy
Body cams on poll workers would do much to cool mounting tensions and put a stop to dangerous political theater
February 17, 2022
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richwicks
2022 Feb 18, 1:10pm
richwicks
2022 Feb 18, 1:10pm
FuckCCP89 says
Depends on the state. I would say it was when they introduced voting machines after the Al Gore/George W. Bush race in 2000 - to prevent hanging chads..
Ballots used to have serial numbers. They also had a tear-off strip with the same number so voter would have a proof that they cast that particular ballot. It went away not that long ago - in 2016 methinks.
Depends on the state. I would say it was when they introduced voting machines after the Al Gore/George W. Bush race in 2000 - to prevent hanging chads..
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GNL
2022 Feb 18, 1:19pm
GNL
2022 Feb 18, 1:19pm
Misc says
I personally know 3 people who did. All in my wife's family.
Does anyone know a person who admits to voting for Biden?
I personally know 3 people who did. All in my wife's family.
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Booger
2022 Feb 21, 4:25pm
Booger
2022 Feb 21, 4:25pm
Latest 4Chan election initiative:
1. Register as a Denocrat
2. Volunteer to be a poll watcher
I think that you know the rest.
1. Register as a Denocrat
2. Volunteer to be a poll watcher
I think that you know the rest.
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Patrick
2022 Feb 21, 6:39pm
Patrick
2022 Feb 21, 6:39pm
Thursday, February 24 — 6:30pm
EIPCa Announcement About Thursday Zoom Meetings
Join the fight for FAIR, HONEST, and TRANSPARENT Elections in CA!
Calling all awakened patriots,
Think California Elections are Fair and Honest? Think Again! Consider this...
Almost 124,000 more votes counted in California's November 3, 2020 election than voters recorded as voting in that election! – Why?
More than 7,700 voters have TWO November 3, 2020 votes credited to their voting histories! – Why?
California has 1.8 million more registered voters than eligible citizens! – Why?
Election Integrity Project of California (EIPCa) in Santa Clara County is now commencing a public education campaign to help free citizens from the misinformation and disinformation regarding voting by mail.
We began distributing flyers in February, and we are starting weekly Zoom calls to educate the public this Thursday night at 6:30pm.
The illusion of elections is not the same as fair and honest elections!
Much of the state-sponsored (or supported) "information" is propaganda to perpetuate political power for power-hungry elitists. EIPCa is non-partisan, so let's just leave it at that. However, citizens are awakening!
Hopefully, those receiving this invitation are awakened patriots, and you are needed in this campaign. Arm yourselves with knowledge - arm yourselves with the truth. Help EIPCa in Santa Clara County!
If you would like to know about the campaign, please email dj.light@protonmail.com to request to be sent a Zoom link for our meeting this Thursday @ 6:30pm.
Call: (408) 375-0272 or email: dj.light@protonmail.com
- Dennis Jamison (d.jamzon@gmail.com )
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richwicks
2022 Mar 2, 11:51am
richwicks
2022 Mar 2, 11:51am
Patrick says
It's never going to happen! HAHA.
When the government wants to sweep something under the rug, they just drag it out, FOREVER, until people lose interest. The Durham report is an example. The Mueller Report.
A mafia runs this nation.
https://thepricklypear.org/wisconsin-voting-probe-chief-urges-legislature-to-consider-decertifying-2020-election/?source=patrick.net
It's never going to happen! HAHA.
When the government wants to sweep something under the rug, they just drag it out, FOREVER, until people lose interest. The Durham report is an example. The Mueller Report.
A mafia runs this nation.
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Bd6r
2022 Mar 2, 12:09pm
Bd6r
2022 Mar 2, 12:09pm
Patrick says
"One law for Zeus, other one for the ox"
(c) Ancient Greeks, circa 800 BC
https://slaynews.com/news/mark-zuckerberg-election-donations-violated-wisconsin-bribery-laws-special-counsel/?source=patrick.net
"One law for Zeus, other one for the ox"
(c) Ancient Greeks, circa 800 BC
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Trump continues to insist there was mass fraud, but all media simply dismisses his claim as "false" without any reasoning or evidence.
I'm pretty damn sure Biden's election was fraudulent.
Update: after 2000 Mules presented the evidence, I'm 100% sure that Biden's election was fraudulent. See https://2000mules.com/