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The California Election Fraud Is Nigh. Rumblings From The Soros Fecal Impaction SOS of Californi-Fuck-You-Athon.
2022 Oct 10, 5:36pm 908 views 9 comments
by Ceffer follow (6)
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Ceffer
2022 Oct 10, 5:40pm
Ceffer
2022 Oct 10, 5:40pm
I notice information voter guides have been booby trapped the last couple of elections. Rather than providing reasonable objective information as in the more distant past. Also, RINOs send brochures that make it look like their implants are the MAGA conservatives rather than the infiltrators to sucker punch voters who take them to the polls on voting day.
Kommies have become increasingly arrogant and conspicuous.
Kommies have become increasingly arrogant and conspicuous.
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Blue
2022 Oct 15, 5:39pm
Is there any thread to talk about midterm Elections choices 2022 for state/country on candidates and measures.
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Patrick
2022 Oct 15, 5:42pm
Patrick
2022 Oct 15, 5:42pm
@Blue
Good idea. Here you go:
https://patrick.net/post/1347845/2022-10-16-midterm-elections-choices-2022-for
Good idea. Here you go:
https://patrick.net/post/1347845/2022-10-16-midterm-elections-choices-2022-for
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clambo
2022 Oct 15, 7:59pm
I departed California in 2020.
They still send me ballots to my last address in California.
The reason this is so FUCKED UP is they should wait until I request a mail ballot.
Florida sent me a letter informing me if I wanted to have a mail ballot and how to go through the procedure to apply for it.
The difference between voting in Florida and California is like night and day.
They still send me ballots to my last address in California.
The reason this is so FUCKED UP is they should wait until I request a mail ballot.
Florida sent me a letter informing me if I wanted to have a mail ballot and how to go through the procedure to apply for it.
The difference between voting in Florida and California is like night and day.
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Patrick
2022 Oct 15, 11:03pm
Patrick
2022 Oct 15, 11:03pm
@clambo It would be super interesting to hear whether your unrequested CA mail-in ballot gets voted or not without you there.
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Ceffer
2025 Aug 22, 1:17am
Ceffer
2025 Aug 22, 1:17am
He loves stealing elections, like the recall election. Another notch on his stolen election belt, or will there be some surprise waiting for him?
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WookieMan
2025 Aug 22, 8:27am
WookieMan
2025 Aug 22, 8:27am
Ceffer says
Will it make a difference anyway? CA is a heavy blue state. He's pissing on his presidential ambitions. Let the district be represented by who lives there. Texas reps approved it. At some point regardless of our systems, you're a dictator. I don't think he'll run for POTUS, I think this is a ploy to be governor or technically president of the 5th largest economy on plant earth forever.
Don't honestly know CA term limits if there are any. He doesn't want to deal with Iowa, Alabama or Nebraska, etc. Or foreign leaders that can see through his bull shit, just like Trump did with the EU coming to the White House. He's a fake leader. He's better off in his California ivory tower. CA went more red in 2024. This is protection for himself using Texas as the excuse.
He loves stealing elections, like the recall election. Another notch on his stolen election belt, or will there be some surprise waiting for him?
Will it make a difference anyway? CA is a heavy blue state. He's pissing on his presidential ambitions. Let the district be represented by who lives there. Texas reps approved it. At some point regardless of our systems, you're a dictator. I don't think he'll run for POTUS, I think this is a ploy to be governor or technically president of the 5th largest economy on plant earth forever.
Don't honestly know CA term limits if there are any. He doesn't want to deal with Iowa, Alabama or Nebraska, etc. Or foreign leaders that can see through his bull shit, just like Trump did with the EU coming to the White House. He's a fake leader. He's better off in his California ivory tower. CA went more red in 2024. This is protection for himself using Texas as the excuse.
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