No, you have to accept that no investigations have
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Posted On: 12/01/2018 11:07:31 AM
No, you have to accept that no investigations have found significant voter fraud. Significant as in swinging an election. Look up the investigations before posting a 'lost shit' post.
Particularly the farcically inept one chaired by this guy:
On the other hand GOPER voter suppression efforts are well documented.
For example:
Particularly the farcically inept one chaired by this guy:
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../experts-sa...ch-to-de...
Aug 7, 2018 - After Matthew Dunlap, one of the members of President Trump's disbanded voting fraud panel, released documents from the commission ...
Trump's 'bizarre' voter fraud panel found none, former member ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../the-most-b...-of-trum...
Aug 3, 2018 - [Kris Kobach couldn't prove widespread voter fraud. ... In contrast, the voting fraud panel was marked by obfuscation, secrecy and confusion ...
On the other hand GOPER voter suppression efforts are well documented.
For example:
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Republican senator effectively sinks nomination of controversial judicial pick Thomas Farr
By Ted Barrett, CNN
Updated 10:15 AM ET, Fri November 30, 2018
Source: CNN
(CNN) — Republican Sen. Tim Scott announced Thursday he would oppose President Donald Trump's nominee to be a US district judge in North Carolina, effectively ending the nomination that had been plagued with accusations that Thomas Farr supported measures that disenfranchised African-American voters.
"This week, a Department of Justice memo written under President George H.W. Bush was released that shed new light on Mr. Farr's activities. This, in turn, created more concerns. Weighing these important factors, this afternoon I concluded that I could not support Mr. Farr's nomination," Scott said in a statement.
Scott, who is the Senate's sole black Republican, told reporters Wednesday that he wanted to speak to the author of a 1991 memo obtained by the Washington Post, which outlines a controversial postcard campaign distributed by the 1990 campaign of Sen. Jesse Helms that the Justice Department said were used to intimidate black voters from going to the polls.
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Of course we have to accept that there is zero voter fraud. Yea RIGHT.
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