GaijinPunch wrote:
If you want some bullshit, look at Texas closing all but one drop off location per county during a pandemic. They don't even try to hide voter suppression. YEEEEHAAAAW!
They also had my favorite post-election moment with that openly insulting Supreme Court suit, whose central premise (filed, one should note, by an Attorney General under investigation for securities fraud) was not only that
voter fraud had occurred, but that it was
so widespread and
so pervasive that
producing evidence of it was impossible.

Of course, when the SC (two-thirds conservative judges, one-third appointed by Daddy himself - obviously Deep State plants

) refused to even hear it, they didn't even have to go that far, since allowing one state to overturn another state's results with zero evidence if they didn't like the results would pretty much kill the point of even having elections.

And
that's before you even get into the additional facts that:
1) This was one of the rare Trumpian court filings that actually bothered to assert that voter fraud had even
happened at all; in most cases they'd get in front of the cameras boasting about how much evidence they had, but once in court would openly admit they weren't alleging fraud, but were attempting to change the outcome through some incredibly tortured "reinterpretation" of the law as written;
2) This
pervasive, systemwide fraud was only ever alleged to have occurred, somehow, in the states whose vote tallies were close enough for Trump to potentially overturn, states he won or lost decisively were all apparently fine;
3) Even more incredulously, the
pervasive, systemwide fraud somehow
only happened with the votes for President; despite having been tallied on the
exact same ballots, the array of GOP wins for lower office were all completely fine, and required no additional scrutiny whatsoever.

Naturally, over 100 GOP lawmakers and attorneys general from other states clambered over each other to attach their name to this, and are all but guaranteed face no electoral consequences for it from their
skeptical constituents who
need to heal.
And all our own Junior Detective Election Skeptics out there, with finely-tuned noses for
irregularities and the burning need to
ask the tough questions? Somehow their patriotic spider-senses also utterly fail to tingle.

Quote:
postal voting should be banned from your system because it is a vector of fraud
I'm pretty sure I've posted these exact same links while previously talking to a wall on here, but here we go again: in-person voter fraud, which conservatives still like to complain about when it suits them,
barely exists, and mail voter fraud is
nearly as
rare.