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Originally posted by fuzzy dice:

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Originally posted by CURTIS REED:
If you guys want things changed to a single day voting you will lose a massive amount of Republican votes also.

No doubt some pub votes would be lost...but...I honestly believe 10 times more dem votes would be lost which could only help stop the shenanigans going on... mail in ballots only for the military and those confirmed to be unable to vote in person...the left is always crying about making it "easier" to vote which is political speak for it makes it easier to finagle the vote our way...

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Originally posted by pentastarrail:
TRUMP will NOT make it.
Too many people with HURT FEELINGS and Jealousy of him.
The rich people don't like him because he's RICH.

The average person doesn't like him because he speaks his mind and doesn't sugar coat it (and he's rich).
Both things I personally like about him.

It's a different world we live in today.
Just ask yourself, "How much more can a party screw up (Dems) and still WIN elections?"
IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SLAM DUNK.

Under Trump we had a great economy, people working and making $$$, Border fine, Fentanyl under control, Crime down, Fuel prices down, Food Reasonably priced, NO country trying to pick a war with us, etc, etc.
If those don't make a difference (just like it didn't last week) nothing will.

Evidently getting your feelings hurt is more severe than a stable economy with no threat of war.

And YES, the Repubs NEED to start fighting these races as the Dems do.
Not like they USED to.
Fight fire with fire.
If the dems can utilize mail in ballots to their advantage the repubs should do the same.

Since the repubs have Congress why not pass a law that says states can have mail in/early voting BUT the results of those ballots MUST be in and Posted by 8 PM on election day, NO BS like a week (or longer) later.

But they won't.

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Look at Florida. Based on last election, Desantis won by 20% with something like an old time election day.

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Originally posted by Michael Beard:

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Look at Florida. Based on last election, Desantis won by 20% with something like an old time election day.

Old time election day? There were over 2.6 MILLION mail-in/absentee ballots and over 2.2 Million early in-person votes (Oct. 29 - Nov. 5), accounting for 63% of the total votes cast in Florida.

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Again, this is the country we live in today. Just look at my haters here whose feelings I hurt because I state the truth and the facts. Keyboard warriors who are p u s s i e s in person.

ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

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You can't tell me that people came out of the woodwork to vote for Trump as the others changed their vote against him.

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Originally posted by Michael Beard:

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You can't tell me that people came out of the woodwork to vote for Trump as the others changed their vote against him.

Yes, you can. You can't pretend to forget that States changed election laws (unconstitutionally, via the judiciary in some cases) and many mass-mailed ballots. The lazy and ignorant were empowered to vote with a stamp.

No one wants to hear this, but Trump was more popular in 2020 than he is now (particularly after digging at Desantis for no reason), and we've already been saddled with Biden once. Apparently people are begging for that to happen again. Trump chose to play solely to his hardcore base, and actively pushed away the middle of the country in what should have been the easiest to win election in history next to Reagan vs Mondale, instead of acting Presidential and running on the RESULTS of his POLICIES. The hardcore base will always support him unquestioningly, no matter what. Those are not the people that decide elections. Ignoring this basic fact just because you don't like it has already cost us one election, many seats in the midterms, and could cost us the White House a second time. People need to start looking big picture and understand our opponents if we want to actually WIN. Stop treating politics like football fandom. It doesn't work that way.

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Originally posted by racerdude2054:

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Originally posted by Michael Beard:

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You can't tell me that people came out of the woodwork to vote for Trump as the others changed their vote against him.

Yes, you can. You can't pretend to forget that States changed election laws (unconstitutionally, via the judiciary in some cases) and many mass-mailed ballots. The lazy and ignorant were empowered to vote with a stamp.

No one wants to hear this, but Trump was more popular in 2020 than he is now (particularly after digging at Desantis for no reason), and we've already been saddled with Biden once. Apparently people are begging for that to happen again. Trump chose to play solely to his hardcore base, and actively pushed away the middle of the country in what should have been the easiest to win election in history next to Reagan vs Mondale, instead of acting Presidential and running on the RESULTS of his POLICIES. The hardcore base will always support him unquestioningly, no matter what. Those are not the people that decide elections. Ignoring this basic fact just because you don't like it has already cost us one election, many seats in the midterms, and could cost us the White House a second time. People need to start looking big picture and understand our opponents if we want to actually WIN. Stop treating politics like football fandom. It doesn't work that way.

Yes, yes and yes

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Some people never learn. I can guarantee Beard watches hours and hours of TV everyday religiously.

Nothing happens on earth for Beard, unless the TV tells Beard it happened.

All his TV fantasy explanations are all rather sickening.

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Originally posted by Michael Beard:

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Some people never learn. I can guarantee Beard watches hours and hours of TV everyday religiously.

Nothing happens on earth for Beard, unless the TV tells Beard it happened.

All his TV fantasy explanations are all rather sickening.

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This is the dumbest thing I've read all day. You didn't have to treat it like a contest. I typically don't even see your incoherent ramblings, but I had no doubt there would be a suitably spectacular train wreck today. It did not disappoint. You can go back to wallowing in your own pigeon-on-a-chessboard delusions. I'd feel sorry for you, if you were to register at all. You couldn't even form a cogent debate. You flail like a liberal hack.

TL;DR: Ludicrously wrong, on all counts.