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And this is how the Democrats have been painted in the corner. Presuming there was no problem: - Not doing any 'improvements' would result more of what is goi
by splintercell 3y ago
And this is how the Democrats have been painted in the corner.
Presuming there was no problem:
- Not doing any 'improvements' would result more of what is going on right now, an inability to prove the otherside wrong, and doubling down on the (near ridiculous) claim that it was the 'most secure election of all times'.
Presuming there were issues:
- Doing anything to improve them would mean that the one election they truly really wanted to win (i.e. defeating Trump), they will be accused of finally admitting that there were problems.
- Which means from their perspective, keep doubling down on the claim that it was the most secure election of all times
- OTOH if you didn't care that much about defeating Trump, and truly want there to be improvements if they are needed, then the Democrats claiming that these were the 'most secure elections of all times' just makes you start not believing it
- ceejayoz 3y agoDemocrats are exceedingly good at letting Republicans do the painting. In the real world, though, the good tools we already do have are being removed because of conspiracy theories. For example: https://apnews.com/article/voter-fraud-election-conspiracies-registration-trump-republicans-23f0a2f89b6c8b53c4c7b89e2bdc82af https://apnews.com/article/voter-fraud-election-conspiracies... > Earlier this month, Republican election officials from Florida, Missouri and West Virginia said they planned to withdraw from the group, joining Louisiana and Alabama. Former President Donald Trump, on social media, has called on every Republican-led state to leave, characterizing it as a “terrible Voter Registration System that ’pumps the rolls’ for Democrats and does nothing to clean them up.”