After bashing vote-by-mail for months and saying it will lead to a rigged and fradulent election --

[Nevilledog]

Link to tweet

[jorgevlorgan]

1. Suddenly he realizes they will be the first to be counted

And that a lot of his base my not show for election day. I'll be interested in how this affected the turnout totals in the near future by party registration.

Voted by Party Registration
Reporting states with party registration data: FL, IA, NC

Party Count Percent
Democrats 109,849 54.5
Republicans 32,316 16.0
Minor 596 0.3
No Party Affiliation 58,758 29.2
TOTAL 201,519 100.0

https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/index.html

[fierywoman]

2. Where exactly does he reside in Florida? He's not allowed to live more than a limited

number of days at Mar al Lago.

[mr_lebowski]

4. GOP controls FL government which means he can do whatever the fuck he wants (nt)

[Laelth]

3. What can one say, except ...

He’s an a**hole!

-Laelth

[nature-lover]

5. Did he exempt Florida from the USPS tampering? Seriously.

[obamanut2012]

6. florida is not his home state

[Brother Buzz]

9. It may not be his home state, but it IS his official residence; he's registered to vote in Florida

He changed his official residence a year ago.

[Thomas Hurt]

7. LOL, reality is whatever he thinks it is....fn nutjob.

[stillcool]

8. Somethings up with Florida..

and mail-in-ballots. He's been pushing it since the get-go...North Carolina too

https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/16/politics/postal-service-trump-absentee-ballot-request-mail-usps/index.html

(CNN)Given the crisis facing the United States Postal Service before a presidential election, the last thing John Herter expected to receive in the mail Saturday was an absentee ballot request form with President Donald Trump's face on it.

"Is this a joke?" Herter said his wife told him as she opened up the mailer to reveal a photo of Trump grinning underneath the words, "Are you going to let the Democrats silence you? Act now to stand with President Trump."
Herter, of Lincoln County is among a group of voters in North Carolina to receive the mailer over the past few days after Trump said that he opposed crucial USPS funding because he doesn't want to see it used for mail-in voting this November.