US 2022 Mid-Term Election

[The Big O]

I'm not saying it is, I'm looking for a reasonable explanation.

Let's for example take Broward in Florida. 2016 it took forever to get results and ballots were slowly being found all night. Kind of like this Arizona scenario.

Desantis gets in, Broward supervisor of elections is found to be fucking around, is fired and protocols are put in place. Fast forward to 2020, Broward is still blue but results are in in record time, no more waiting all night.

So what is the excuse in these other states? Why is, let's call it incompetence, allowed for 2 election cycles? I don't care what side of the aisle you are on, you have to admit it looks bad, and reflects poorly on us as a nation.

In addition, all this does is ratchet up tension between both sides as people sit on their phones refreshing election results and vomit their anxiety induced opinions on to social media.

This chicanery going on in Arizona reeks exactly of the gubernatorial for DeSantis versus what would have been the literal drug-addicted gaynigger Andrew Gillum. Maricopa's pulling the same shit Broward County was pulling with his race, and there was an infamous old negress crone at the helm of the election fuckery in Broward at the time.

Eventually, the negress crone blinked and the votes were enough to put DeSantis in the governorship. Florida dodged a fucking .50 CAL bullet that year, given Andrew Gillum's ignimonius fate years later. We can only pray the same will happen in Maricopa and that Lake will win and clean Arizona's election apparatus up.

 

[mandatorylurk]

This is very telling, and Ducey hasn't even done a token tweet about this, Brnovich, the guy they wanted to run as senator, hasn't said anything in 2 days. In 2020 they at least pretended to be on the ball but gosh darnit, they just couldn't do anything because it already happened. They aren't even trying now.

 

[Site of Origin]

This chicanery going on in Arizona reeks exactly of the gubernatorial for DeSantis versus what would have been the literal drug-addicted gaynigger Andrew Gillum. Maricopa's pulling the same shit Broward County was pulling with his race, and there was an infamous old negress crone at the helm of the election fuckery in Broward at the time.

Eventually, the negress crone blinked and the votes were enough to put DeSantis in the governorship. Florida dodged a fucking .50 CAL bullet that year, given Andrew Gillum's ignimonius fate years later. We can only pray the same will happen in Maricopa and that Lake will win and clean Arizona's election apparatus up.

Yes, good old Brenda Snipes appointed by !Jeb¡ back in the 2000s...

 

[ZMOT]

I'm not saying it is, I'm looking for a reasonable explanation.

Let's for example take Broward in Florida. 2016 it took forever to get results and ballots were slowly being found all night. Kind of like this Arizona scenario.

Desantis gets in, Broward supervisor of elections is found to be fucking around, is fired and protocols are put in place. Fast forward to 2020, Broward is still blue but results are in in record time, no more waiting all night.

So what is the excuse in these other states? Why is, let's call it incompetence, allowed for 2 election cycles? I don't care what side of the aisle you are on, you have to admit it looks bad, and reflects poorly on us as a nation.

In addition, all this does is ratchet up tension between both sides as people sit on their phones refreshing election results and vomit their anxiety induced opinions on to social media.

everyone really need to roast the shit out of those faggots. if there's one thing a dem hates is being laughed at, and this is as ridiculous at it can get.

 

[jspit2.0]

If Florida can return election results in a single night, there is no reason other states can't. The hell causes this process to take so long?

The picture is starting to form. Guess which states Dems flipped/kept that they shouldn't?

MI, WI, PE

Guess what those democrat governors did? In 2020, most states made it ridiculously easy to go out to someone's house or a nursing home and get a ballot from someone who would not otherwise have voted. There is precious little to prevent....say, undue pressure of that person or influence. then you drop it at a box.

Lots of states rolled this back. In some states, the GOP has caught on and they had their own operations. But Election Day get out the vote because of the expansion taken under COVID has meant that get out the vote has gone from a week long affair to requiring a swing state GOTV to operate for at least three months to be effective. Dems were gearing up and ready in late July August.

There are more ballots than there should be, and counting slowed, because Democrats keep drowning counting places with these defective mail ins collected over months.

The rules should be simple. Election Day is a national holiday, you have absentee only if you can demonstrate you are physically incapable of going to a polling place on Election Day for a valid reason (health/religion), and all votes must be submitted by end of business the next day.

 

[Site of Origin]

The picture is starting to form. Guess which states Dems flipped/kept that they shouldn't?

MI, WI, PE

Guess what those democrat governors did? In 2020, most states made it ridiculously easy to go out to someone's house or a nursing home and get a ballot from someone who would not otherwise have voted. There is precious little to prevent....say, undue pressure of that person or influence. then you drop it at a box.

Lots of states rolled this back. In some states, the GOP has caught on and they had their own operations. But Election Day get out the vote because of the expansion taken under COVID has meant that get out the vote has gone from a week long affair to requiring a swing state GOTV to operate for at least three months to be effective. Dems were gearing up and ready in late July August.

There are more ballots than there should be, and counting slowed, because Democrats keep drowning counting places with these defective mail ins collected over months.

The rules should be simple. Election Day is a national holiday, you have absentee only if you can demonstrate you are physically incapable of going to a polling place on Election Day for a valid reason (health/religion), and all votes must be submitted by end of business the next day.

I think making election day a national holiday is probably the best idea. You have the entire day to vote, go do it. Those registered for disability are given mail in accommodations, everyone else get off your ass.

 

[Random Internet Person]

A mexican standoff over ballot counts. We have reached peak fucking clown world. And I guarantee you Biden is going to step in and force the counties at gunpoint to surrender the ballot results. I'm calling it now.

That’ll only happen if Kari Lake gains a significant lead. Until then, I’d say the step in would come in from some right wingers with nothing to lose and willing to take some leftists down with them.

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This is very telling, and Ducey hasn't even done a token tweet about this, Brnovich, the guy they wanted to run as senator, hasn't said anything in 2 days. In 2020 they at least pretended to be on the ball but gosh darnit, they just couldn't do anything because it already happened. They aren't even trying now.

All I can say is that the left and establishment right has seen that Kari Lake could be ten times as devastating to them as Trump could be and they have the marching orders: Take. Her. Out.

 

[OrionBalls]

The country is in way too precarious a state for this tomfuckery. "Just believe we are not up to anything" is not good enough. The longer people have to wait, the more impatient and angry they're gonna get.

The most charitable excuse for this is that complete retards are in charge. That is not a free or fair election.

Get rid of VBM. It causes more trouble than good, and there's no good reason for it en masse without Covid. If you can't be bothered to show up in person, tough shit. That's nobody's problem but yours.

I like Mail in ballots if only for the elderly people who can't easily get to their polling place. I have quite a few 80+ year-old friends who have mobility issues and no vehicle.

 

[MrJokerRager]

Well I decided to see what does the Californian Gun subreddit think of measure 114 in general and I am not disappointed in their manner of thinking /sneed.

 

[Don't Tread on Me]

Voting should be reserved for taxpaying citizens tbh

That just means everyone should pay taxes

 

[Non-breath oblige]

I've been looking at the headlines of a bunch of articles cause that's all my journoscum feed is but I've concluded this was all a concerted effort on behalf of the Uniparty to try to destroy MAGA Republicans and populists in the US as a whole. Every article is demoralizing and talks about how Trump is destroyed and has singlehandedly ruined and remaining political credibility he or his movement had left. This whole red wave shit too seems like it was intentionally created for this effect.

TLDR, this whole election was a massive psyop from the Uniparty and deep state, and doomers falling for it are bigger retards than zoomers or nigger cattle.

Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed it. It seems odd how everything even on the more conservative sides of the web suddenly slanted from "trump desantis 2024 2028" or whatever towards "friendship ended with trump, now desantis is my best friend"

Like "oh no the orange man said meanie words about based florida governor uwu" I mean it's stupid, but like...he's done that to almost every Republican presidential candidate before in the past.

 

[The Ugly One]

There was no reason for it with Covid, a mild illness with an infection fatality rate of 0.02%. It's people's own problem if they wanted to be scared of it.

Republicans were more terrified of being blamed for every COVID fatality than they were of having elections stolen from them.

 

[WhimsicalTrolli]

It's hilarious most of reddit icons are a balding or slicked back white guy with a beard.

 

[Keystone]

It's hilarious most of reddit icons are a badling or slicked back white guy with a beard.

Physiognomy is real.

 

[Darkholme's Dungeon]

Well I decided to see what does the Californian Gun subreddit think of measure 114 in general and I am not disappointed in their manner of thinking /sneed.

Reddit was your first mistake.

 

[Polyboros2]

are they still counting? what a joke...

The counting will continue until they get the numbers they want.

 

[Meat Target]

Glad I wasn't the only one that noticed it. It seems odd how everything even on the more conservative sides of the web suddenly slanted from "trump desantis 2024 2028" or whatever towards "friendship ended with trump, now desantis is my best friend"

Like "oh no the orange man said meanie words about based florida governor uwu" I mean it's stupid, but like...he's done that to almost every Republican presidential candidate before in the past.

Now is not the time for friendly fire. Especially not towards the guy you've chosen to take up your mantle.

Those comments are only going to exacerbate the divisions the Uniparty wants. Trump is being played.

 

[Introvertigo]

Oh no.

Edit: Nevermind fake fact.

 

[General Disarray]

I like Mail in ballots if only for the elderly people who can't easily get to their polling place. I have quite a few 80+ year-old friends who have mobility issues and no vehicle.

I saw more than one shuttle bus taking the elderly to the polls where I live. I also got a voucher from Uber valid until close of polls for up to $15 for a ride. There are a lot of organizations that make sure those folks can have their voices heard. I realize a lot of places don't have these amenities and in those places, certainly some exceptions can be made (by zip code perhaps?)

I also really want to see our system tightened up and sometimes some people do fall through the cracks for whatever reason (take any random Beauty Parlor cow who can't seem to get an ID for the life of her because reasons...) and I'd say most that do fall through have no business voting in the first place. It's really not a high bar.

 

[Darkholme's Dungeon]

I saw more than one shuttle bus taking the elderly to the polls where I live. I also got a voucher from Uber valid until close of polls for up to $15 for a ride. There are a lot of organizations that make sure those folks can have their voices heard. I realize a lot of places don't have these amenities and in those places, certainly some exceptions can be made (by zip code perhaps?)

I also really want to see our system tightened up and sometimes some people do fall through the cracks for whatever reason (take any random Beauty Parlor cow who can't seem to get an ID for the life of her because reasons...) and I'd say most that do fall through have no business voting in the first place. It's really not a high bar.

Here's a solution, won't happen because people are lazy.
-Mail in if you're abroad as an expat or on buisness with a writen and sworn affidavit by the local county courthouse you're registered in.
-Mail in if you physically cannot leave your bed
-Mail in for military
Give it some sort of code so you can figure out where it is (like USPS tracking numbers)
It better be fucking signed and notarized in person by two separate people, and every single person who touches is should sign off on when they came into contact and when they leave it.