Radiance3

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Florida is under control. Gov. DeSantis does a great job why Florida is exceptionally well during the Nov. 3, 2020 e******n. In addition Florida's economy is well managed and performs well compared to the rests of the democrat states. If is due to how they C***d19 lockdowns are managed. They have schools opened since September of 2020. Of all US states, Florida is the best managed states, and does exceptionally well.

lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas

Huh, e******n f***d in a State t***p w*n. That explains how he got 74 million v**es.

Tiptop789 Loc: State of Denial

Sorry to correct you but as a result of recently discovered e******n f***d, it's 74,000,004.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

IF you think I made your point and you think fraud at the local level is rare and statistically insignificant then you probably think Claudia Tenney in NY State won her e******n for Congress. Mark Elias (A Hillary operative)
claimed that D******n v****g machines switched v**es for her from her Democrat opponent.

Corruption is a big issue in this country, as is v**e f***d, and most of it takes place in Democratic strongholds. Chicago, Tammany Hall, etc. as an example of institutional corruption by Democrats. And Democrats haven't changed since then. They think it is still business as usual to steal e******ns for the 'greater good.' Your attitude undermines the sanctity of our most precious right, free and f**r e******ns of the officials we chose to represent us in government.

Did I bring Trump into this conversation or say anything about invalidating the results of the Texas e******ns. or the national e******n? I am most interested in prosecuting the offenders and making an example out of anyone who tries to game the system, regardless of political ideology. You try to excuse it as statistically insignificant. One v**e is not statistically insignificant when it changes the outcome of any e******n, and there are many examples in our history where one v**e made a difference.

The problem with arguing with a l*****t such as yourself is that your argument is so shallow you always have to resort to including extraneous facts, and deflect and project from the issue at hand, instead of addressing the actual issue head-on.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Efforts underway in key battleground states to return v****g systems to pre-2020 rules
Legislators looking to roll back major changes to mail-in v****g, early v**er lists.

By Daniel Payne
Updated: March 1, 2021 - 11:54am

Dig In
Significant legislative attempts are underway in multiple U.S. states, including key battleground states, to roll back major changes in v****g rules and regulations to various pre-2020 status quo antes. The efforts come after an historically chaotic e******n process that has left millions of Americans doubtful of e******n fairness, security, t***sparency and accountability.

Changes to e******n rules — some of them enacted prior to 2020 and others put in place in response to the C****-** p******c last year — have included expansive mail-in v****g, expanded early v****g, relaxation of verification rules, and extensions to b****t receipt deadlines.

Those rules likely contributed to a record 158,000,000-plus v**es cast in the 2020 e******n. But the relaxation of various v****g requirements has also led to significant distrust in the e******n system: Nearly 40% of v**ers believe that U.S. e******ns are beset by fraud, while a similar number claim that such concerns haven't been properly vetted by public authorities.

Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona all considering bills to roll back rule changes

Legislators in numerous states are angling to address some of those concerns by pushing for legislation to shore up what critics claim are the vulnerabilities created by relaxed v****g rules.

In Georgia — which flipped blue for Biden this year in one of several razor-thin races that went in the Democrat's favor — the Senate passed a bill that would require v**ers to submit "photocopies of v**er identification documents for absentee b****t applications."

The bill would do away with the current signature-matching system currently in place for absentee v****g. Critics have accused that system of being ripe for fraud and abuse, particularly after the state's Gov. Brian Kemp agreed to activist demands last year to make it much more onerous for officials to reject disputed signatures.

In Pennsylvania — which Trump lost by fewer than 100,000 v**es — state lawmakers have signaled an intent to repeal the state's "no-excuse" mail-in v****g system, first implemented in 2019.

State Sens. Patrick Stefano and Doug Mastriano last month said in a Senate memorandum that they "intend to introduce legislation repealing the no-excuse mail-in b****t provisions" put in place two years ago via the state's Act 77.

"By removing the provisions of law that allow for no-excuse mail-in b****ts, we can regain some trust in our e******ns' integrity," the senators argued.

Stefano has also vowed to repeal Act 77's "annual mail-in v**er list" and to mandate that "only the Pennsylvania Department of State may send applications for mail in b****ts to eligible v**ers."

"By guaranteeing that eligible v**ers must apply for a mail-in b****t for each e******n, and that only the Department of State may distribute the applications to apply for mail-in b****ts," he wrote, "we can address much of the confusion and frustration that surrounded our most recent e******n cycle."

In the Pennsylvania House, meanwhile, Rep. Dan Moul has vowed to codify into law "the only legal ways for a v**er to utilize the v**e by mail system," namely by returning a mail b****t either via the postal service or in person. Critics had criticized Pennsylvania's use of drop boxes during the 2020 e******n, claiming they posed a significant security risk, though the state Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that the boxes were allowed.
In some cases, legislators are attempting to get ahead of changes to v****g law that were observed in some states during the 2020 e******n. For instance, a bill under consideration in Arizona — another flip for Biden, one that the Democrat won by just 11,000 v**es — would make it a felony for any public official to proactively send out a mail-in b****t to any v**er not on the state's early v****g list.

Numerous states such as California and New Jersey automatically mailed every v**er a mail-in b****t ahead of the November e******n.

In Arizona, meanwhile, Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes last March attempted to send mail-in b****ts to every registered v**er there, though he was ordered by a court to cease shortly before doing so.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Most Latinos I know v**ed for Trump and do not want unabated i*****l i*********n. Maybe this is because they were either born here or went through the steps to legally immigrate and become a citizen.

Daredevil

I was born here, I don't want unabated immigration, and I still wouldn't v**e for Trump. Any other qualifiers you want me to respond to? Most Latinos I know are very much against Trump. And before you bother asking, they are all citizens like me. Some of the more enlightened ones also dislike Obama like I do because he also put kids in cages.

What does any of that have to do with this supposed notion that Hispanics are out to replace 'Whitey', like she says?

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

It's true that Latinos v**e predominately Democrat. Immigrants coming through our southern border v**e about 80% for Democrats. It a little less for those who were born here. However, Trump garnered a larger percentage of Latino and Black v**ers in 2020 than any Republican in recent memory. All of that has nothing to do with Latinos and the supposed notion they are out to replace whitey. However, there are Latino groups that want to do this. La Raza. I stated that most of the Latinos I know v**ed for Trump. I didn't say they all v**ed for Trump no did I claim to know all Latinos. I can tell you this, with absolute certainty, that if the newly arriving majority of Latinos who become citizens were to v**e for Republicans, the Democrats would immediately shut down the Border and not allow them in. The Democrats only care about their party. They don't care about America or Americans and are as despicable as C*******ts because everything is for, and about, the party.

Interesting that you refer to yourself as Hispanic since most Latinos do not like to use this descriptor for themselves. What makes you think I would ask if you are a citizen or not? I don't care because it has nothing to do with this conversation.

Daredevil

La Raza are a very small minority of the Latino community. Just like the nuts who want Mexico to take over the Southwest again. And that's fair, I didn't mean to imply you were generalizing Latino v**ers.

I'm very aware that the majority of Democrats are only concerned with v**er count, I don't support Democrats. though I would counter that Republicans are the same way, only they pander in different ways.

Hispanic, Latino, wh**ever. It's all a label. As long as you don't call me 'spic', we're good. I said that the Latinos that I know are citizens. Just so you know. Feels like I have to specify sometimes...

My only point in my OP was to poke fun at why Radiance is so concerned the Latinos are gonna take over America??

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

I figured as much which is why I commented in the first place. I have no idea where you live but in CA whitey is less than 50%. And by 2050 is supposed to be less than 50% of the entire U.S.

Daredevil

Really? Wow....best be nice to me then, Whitey

Ah, California. Well of course! You live in the most diverse state haha. I'm in Washington State.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

I used to like WA Better until socialist we elected to Seattle city council and mayor. However, still, a beautiful state, and I've made many trips through it over the years. My cousin lives just outside of Ft Lewis, or should I say Joint Base McChord-Lewis, where I went through Army Basic Training more than 50 years ago as a draftee. Never got to see anything when I was In basic. Another friend lives in Sequim, one in Kirkland, and few other places that I can't remember names of off the top of my head, One is on the west side of the Sound north of Tacoma about 15 miles.

Daredevil

Yeah if you stay out of Seattle, it's gorgeous. Covered in evergreens. Though, in the 80s and 90s, I lived right by the water in West Seattle....the city still has it's bright spots if you know where to look.
The National Parks are things of beauty as well.

I wonder if you mean Bremerton?

I assume you hail from California? I have family in both Lake Tahoe and Riverside. North and So Cal. It's always amazing seeing the almost fantasy-like snowy vistas and then going to outright desert in Riverside, all in a few hours.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

That's the only reason I continue to live here...the climate. I like sunny beaches, the desert, and snow skiing, all on the same day. This is getting more difficult because of traffic and congestion.

Riverside used to be very smoggy decades ago. In the 1950s and '60s, I would get soreness in my lungs and chest from breathing smog and air pollution. Air quality is much improved there in the past several decades.

My cousin's son was graduating from the University there in Seattle and we went to see the campus one day about two years ago. It's a beautiful campus. We walked around the shops just to the south and had lunch. I found out where all the Hippies from San Francisco located to. They were all out on the streets there selling their handcrafted wares and trinkets.

It isn't Bremerton. When I was at Ft Lewis, It rained every day, except for three. On those three days, it snowed. I was there in January through March. Had a beautiful view of Mt Rainier from the Barracks window.

Daredevil

Oh yeah. I remember about 10 years ago one summer, just to get from Anaheim to our condo...almost a whole day...just ridiculous amounts of people. You'd go, 'boy, who's in town'? Haha.

I've never been. I hear UW is still a good school though.

That's great. Luckily, in most places around the Sound you usually have a decent view of Rainier...

It was nice chatting with you, Tucker. Hope we get to do that more often. Now, I'm gonna take my weekly break from the internet. Hope you and family are doing well.