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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: If Democrats continue to do little or nothing about Republican election fraud, we will [View all]aspirant
(3,533 posts)44. Small people matter
I thought everything was local ,started at the grass roots. Why was there ruckus about 2000 election judges getting robocalls? Doesn't the inquires about irregularities began in the polling places on election day. Can you honestly say the media, police, the courts and the states are on top of this? Where did I say that we should blame only the poll workers for all our problems? If you inferred that, kindly re-check your inference. Asking where are the poll workers doesn't even come close to saying everybody else is totally irrelevant. Prodding the big fish with poll workers eye witness testimony may help.
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If Democrats continue to do little or nothing about Republican election fraud, we will [View all]
Cal33
Nov 2014
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But how often have Repubs. used this trick specifically for the purpose of favoring
Cal33
Nov 2014
#6
The Democratic-Republican party in 1812 which was a forerunner to the modern Democratic Party.e
former9thward
Nov 2014
#30
Yes, since it started 2 centuries ago. Perhaps "Who uses it far more often?" would be less
Cal33
Nov 2014
#32
I agree. It's high time that we not simply absorb the bullying that the Republicans dish out, it's
Cal33
Nov 2014
#37
The core problem IMO is far too many democrats are lackluster. They whine, and then do nothing.
RKP5637
Nov 2014
#2
Right, like going to VOTE. Hours on end in Black Friday lines but can't vote? STUPID !
RBInMaine
Nov 2014
#4
Exactly! That, is what really really pisses me off about some democrats. One donates, makes calls,
RKP5637
Nov 2014
#7
can't find the list now, think cnn? did it. most who didn't vote were at work or didn't know there w
Sunlei
Nov 2014
#46
so? R 'political charities' were caught using twitter to send information to their R districts.
Sunlei
Nov 2014
#51
With more people like Warren, Sanders, Grayson, Franken.....in leadership positions, things
Cal33
Nov 2014
#19
You are inviting paranoia and an odd conspiracy theory narrative. I will agree they want to make
RBInMaine
Nov 2014
#5
My guess is that Obama won the last two elections because, to a large extent, the Repubs.
Cal33
Nov 2014
#12
What you say is a part of the truth, yes. The fact that 90% of the news media is Republican-owned
Cal33
Nov 2014
#23
A progressive billionaire is an oxymoron, they must be fiscally conservative to amass that money
aspirant
Nov 2014
#40
Should we let the Republicans dictate the meanings of words in the English language, too? I
Cal33
Nov 2014
#24
I don't think they are on top of anything other than disenfranchisement efforts and gobbling money.
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#61
I'm saying goes there is many a slip between the cup and the lip between reporting and remedy.
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#62
Elected DEMS haven't done squat about voting since Bush v. Gore. They must be happy w/the status quo
blkmusclmachine
Nov 2014
#35
no one audits the state and local scammers. only one was caught because she was so out there
Sunlei
Nov 2014
#47
someone who knows how to recover twitter pages from servers should be all over this, link
Sunlei
Nov 2014
#54