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<blockquote data-quote="zubenelgenubi" data-source="post: 5317478" data-attributes="member: 63706">That, and the mountains, and I mean mountains so big you would have to stab out your own eyes not to see them, of evidence of fraud.20,000 more votes cast than registered voters in Maricopa county,345,000 illegally cast ballots in Wisconsin.Thousands of addresses on voter roles that don&#039;t exist, all to people who, if they exist at all, are probably not citizens.People caught on camera, illegally depositing multiple ballots at drop boxes.Signature matches fought tooth and nail when they are such a normal part of the audit process that Newsome&#039;s recall petition had a signature match audit. Obama got rid of two competitors in the election for Illinois State Senate with signature match audits.Democrats admitting 4 years ago that vote tallying machines are exploitable and have been for over a decade.Just scratching the surface. I know the last two don&#039;t prove anything, but, it is reasonable to deduce that there is a reason they don&#039;t want signature matches done, and that no one is interested in fixing the machine exploits.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zubenelgenubi, post: 5317478, member: 63706"] That, and the mountains, and I mean mountains so big you would have to stab out your own eyes not to see them, of evidence of fraud. 20,000 more votes cast than registered voters in Maricopa county, 345,000 illegally cast ballots in Wisconsin. Thousands of addresses on voter roles that don't exist, all to people who, if they exist at all, are probably not citizens. People caught on camera, illegally depositing multiple ballots at drop boxes. Signature matches fought tooth and nail when they are such a normal part of the audit process that Newsome's recall petition had a signature match audit. Obama got rid of two competitors in the election for Illinois State Senate with signature match audits. Democrats admitting 4 years ago that vote tallying machines are exploitable and have been for over a decade. Just scratching the surface. I know the last two don't prove anything, but, it is reasonable to deduce that there is a reason they don't want signature matches done, and that no one is interested in fixing the machine exploits. [/QUOTE]

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