Reply #11: Ditto!?????

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Looks like you have been listening to a lot of rush and have been suitably impressed with the "intellectual" rhetoric, as well as the logic expressed in that stolid medium, enough to incorporate it as your own. I would bet that you are the type who puts cash into envelopes and then mails it in to pay your bills because you are cock sure that any act or thought that is devious or dishonest would be beneath the consciousness any American. BTW: I have this beautiful bridge that spans the Golden Gate in San Francisco that I would just love to sell you.

I don't mean to be cruel in my paragraph above, but election fraud is a rampant part of life in America. I know it exists because I have been an intended victim of it, and I couldn't care less if you believe it, or not. In fact, it is so brazen and insidious in our culture that I have experienced poll workers at the poll on election day, take my completed ballot from my hand, look to see what holes I had punched, and then put my ballot into a separate stack next to the ballot box, rather than deposit it through the slot in the top of the box.

Anyone who mails in an absentee ballot and expects it to be processed in accordance with how they voted is indeed living in a fantasy world. It may happen that way, and it may not. It is just like putting cash into an envelope and then mailing it in to pay your bills. You do not know anything about the person who is going to open up your envelope. For anyone to assume that they are honest is an act of insanity.