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OK, let's look at the actual facts. First, "Nate Jackson", the supposed author of the article, isn't a real person. He's a made up persona who espouses white supremacist propaganda, like the mailbox/ballot box lie. My first vote for president was by mail, while I was stationed at a base far from my home.
What "Nate" is suggesting, and what MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. is apparently endorsing is the disenfranchising of thousands of our service members, to prevent them from voting.
What "Nate" is suggesting, and what MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. is apparently endorsing is the disenfranchising of thousands of our service members, to prevent them from voting.
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SP5 Peter Keane
So you see no difference in blanketing the country in ballots to requesting a ballot by a registered voter? Damn, what they teaching in law school these days
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MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D.
Not at all. We have a mechanism for absentee voting. It requires that you apply for the ballot.
The concern most of us have is that unsolicited ballots being sent to voters can fall into the hands of people they're not intended for.
Additionally, the voter rolls are filled with people who died or moved out of their district. What's to stop their ballots from falling into the hands of someone not authorized to vote.
I have voted absentee in all but two elections in my lifetime. That is not the issue. The issue as I've explained here is the mass mailing of unsolicited ballots to voter lists. That is a process rife with the potential for fraud.
The concern most of us have is that unsolicited ballots being sent to voters can fall into the hands of people they're not intended for.
Additionally, the voter rolls are filled with people who died or moved out of their district. What's to stop their ballots from falling into the hands of someone not authorized to vote.
I have voted absentee in all but two elections in my lifetime. That is not the issue. The issue as I've explained here is the mass mailing of unsolicited ballots to voter lists. That is a process rife with the potential for fraud.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
SP5 Peter Keane - they teach the law, just as they always have. And we have been using mail in ballots for over 150 years--and in 15 states, once you are on the absentee ballot list, you are on it permanently and receive your ballot in the mail for each election. How is that different from universal voting by mail (VBM)?
MSG Tom Earley - your state allows for VBM in certain elections, see Fla. Stat. §101.6102. And in the 5 states that all universal VBM, there is no evidence of widespread voting fraud. And in a lawsuit by Trump against VBM in Pennsylvania, Trump's attorney could provide exactly zero examples of VBM fraud. There were 524 pages of other evidence, but not a single VBM fraud example.
MSG Tom Earley - your state allows for VBM in certain elections, see Fla. Stat. §101.6102. And in the 5 states that all universal VBM, there is no evidence of widespread voting fraud. And in a lawsuit by Trump against VBM in Pennsylvania, Trump's attorney could provide exactly zero examples of VBM fraud. There were 524 pages of other evidence, but not a single VBM fraud example.
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From the article:
"It is Democrats who regularly and audaciously fail to uphold their constitutional oaths and who are the true enemies of American Liberty. They hate the nation they want to rule."
That is a gawd-damn LIE! One of many in this article alone.
Who publishes this web site, Vladimir Putin?
"It is Democrats who regularly and audaciously fail to uphold their constitutional oaths and who are the true enemies of American Liberty. They hate the nation they want to rule."
That is a gawd-damn LIE! One of many in this article alone.
Who publishes this web site, Vladimir Putin?
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Capt Gregory Prickett
The Patriotpost was originally published under the the name "Federalist Papers" until the actual Federalist Society found out and took legal action. The publisher has always been listed as Mark M. Alexander, except that person doesn't exist. The publisher is believed to be Mark Caldwell, who has also used the name M. Morrison Alexander. The picture of the "editor", Nate Jackson, isn't Jackson either, and it is unknown who it actually is a picture of.
It is funded by someone, presumably deep pockets, and only takes far-right, pro-GOP positions.
It is funded by someone, presumably deep pockets, and only takes far-right, pro-GOP positions.
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