Speyside
5 years ago
per 52 U.S. Code 20511, a person has violated federal law, and is subject to a prison sentence, if they or others “knowingly and willfully deprives, defrauds, or attempts to deprive or defraud the residents of a State of a fair and impartially conducted election process, by…the procurement, casting, or tabulation of ballots that are known by the person to be materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent under the laws of the State in which the election is held.”
HockeyDad
5 years ago
I don’t think anyone can prove the Georgia Secretary of State did this.
frankj1
5 years ago
HockeyDad
5 years ago
I thought Covid killed Rudy?
frankj1
5 years ago
just decimated his hair muscles
fiddler898
5 years ago
You can omit the words phone call.

Trump fraud.
Smooth light
5 years ago
Manipulation of the context, to create a false narrative, to justify your CODSWALLOP, as usual.
Move on nothing here.
teedubbya
5 years ago

You can omit the words phone call.

Trump fraud.

fiddler898 wrote:




I’d just eliminate fraud. Just like McCarthyism has a well known meaning, Trumpism should just become synonymous with fraud.
delta1
5 years ago
pretty sure Trump's fraudulent "above the law" forays will be well documented in the history books for their breadth, depth and brazenness...no other POTUS has come close...

America will need a long hot shower when he leaves the WH...
frankj1
5 years ago
breaking into the Dem's offices to help an election in which he won every state but MA (you're welcome) while forming an enemies list and taping everything and erasing damaging tapes and, and, and... puts Nixxon on the same level.

allowing illegal arms sales to operate in the White House basement to our enemies to illegally fund a revolution in another country all the while trampling on and circumventing Congress' domain and then using acting skills to feign memory loss (I don't recall) as if it wasn't perjury puts RR up there too...

But this might be the most audacious and dumbest of all. The others had the brain power to understand cover-up when threatening our way of life.
Can you believe that is as close to a compliment I can give any of them?
Smooth light
5 years ago
Pallet of cash to your enemy, count?
teedubbya
5 years ago

breaking into the Dem's offices to help an election in which he won every state but MA (you're welcome) while forming an enemies list and taping everything and erasing damaging tapes and, and, and... puts Nixxon on the same level.

allowing illegal arms sales to operate in the White House basement to our enemies to illegally fund a revolution in another country all the while trampling on and circumventing Congress' domain and then using acting skills to feign memory loss (I don't recall) as if it wasn't perjury puts RR up there too...

But this might be the most audacious and dumbest of all. The others had the brain power to understand cover-up when threatening our way of life.
Can you believe that is as close to a compliment I can give any of them?

frankj1 wrote:






That is where most folks make a mistake about how dumb Obama is. Bammy gave pallets of cash back to Iran (their frozen assets) for nothing but a promise not to arm or at least to arm less. Reagan sold the very same regime, very same people (our enemy fresh off taking Americans hostage) arms and gave the money to the Contras for nothing in return.

Reagan is my favorite president but this was a mistake. No need to be a sycophant. We sure hate Iran more now then we did when Regan was in office right after taking our hostages. Weird.

Are the contras around anymore?
frankj1
5 years ago

Pallet of cash to your enemy, count?

Smooth light wrote:


not if it was their money you were holding.
You really didn't know that?
C'mon!
Really?
frankj1
5 years ago

That is where most folks make a mistake about how dumb Obama is. Bammy gave pallets of cash back to Iran (their frozen assets) for nothing but a promise not to arm or at least to arm less. Reagan sold the very same regime, very same people arms and gave the money to the Contras for nothing in return.

Reagan is my favorite president but this was a mistake. No need to be a sycophant.

Are the contras around anymore?

teedubbya wrote:


I can understand your position on Reagan good and bad.
I made tons of money when he freed the banks from using responsible discretion. Been paying it back ever since, but I had some big years cuz financing was the product that he used to fix the economy. I just happened to be in the right place...
But there was a lot of good that the country needed, not like now.
teedubbya
5 years ago
The Iran contra thing was shameful and yet folks pizzed about “pallets of cash” a d Obama seem to forget it. Agree or disagree with what Obama did but what Regan did was worse by far.

I do like Reagan. No one is perfect and someone you should agree with no matter how absurd the things they do and say are. Worked on his campaign and other Rs until around the late 90s. None really worth it since.

I can’t understand the Trump cult following. It’s weird.
frankj1
5 years ago
can't find anything to dispute.
I'd happily vote for someone with whom I do not always agree...much safer than lock step.
Smooth light
5 years ago
The numbers don't match your justification. The house holds the 👜 not the executive. He was not given the authority.
That's the price they payed for F'Nin with us, that's rag-head doga.
How's that bait taste after all these years, swallowed hook,line, and sinker.
C'mon reality!

frankj1
5 years ago
there was interest earned on the original amount and actually we were late in returning it.

But you were good with arming them and (Iraq who was also our enemy at the time) even though they held our citizens for several years back then, and even though those same arms killed some of our guys later on? But returning their money was worse than supplying methods of killing our own?
And it has nothing to do with the political party of either POTUS involved, right? Just the money thing?
Sure.
Way to see the big picture.
bgz
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5 years ago


I can’t understand the Trump cult following. It’s weird.

teedubbya wrote:



^This in a nutshell.
Speyside
5 years ago
You just explained it. The cult of Trump. Cults have their own logic which is not reality based. You are not talking about Republicans, you are talking about Trumplicans. Trump has ran a long term con and it is the opiate for his masses.
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