Posted on 10/24/2024 7:31:02 AM PDT by ransomnote
SANFORD, North Carolina, Oct 24 (Reuters) - "Be aggressive," Jim Womack, a local Republican Party chair in North Carolina, told the grid of faces who joined the Zoom training session for volunteers to monitor voting on Nov. 5. "The more assertive and aggressive you are in watching and reporting, the better the quality of the election."During the two-hour session, conducted from a Republican Party office featuring a placard of an AR-15 rifle and photos of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Womack, 69, an army veteran and a retired information systems engineer, instructed 40 volunteers on how to spot "nefarious activity." He mentioned a local clergyman who accompanied dozens of Latino parishioners to a voting site "like a shepherd leading a sheep."Voter fraud is exceedingly rare in the United States - despite Trump's false claim, supported by a majority of Republicans in Congress, that the 2020 election was stolen.U.S. election security officials have said the 2020 election was “the most secure in American history.” A months-long analysis by the Associated Press found fewer than 475 cases of potential voter fraud in the six battleground states challenged by Trump.
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BTTT
Oh my, three people worked to create this bit of “newzak”.
Republican: “I’m here to ensure honest elections.”
Democrat: “I’m calling the FBI!!”
“election experts”
Cheating experts.
Canadian Reuters knows nothing. You can tell that by the PM they’ve had all this time.
Ah yes, the ubiquitous “experts” who are always mysteriously unanimous in their agreement with Democrats.
What complete and transparent drivel. How can we make these people go away? If Musk wants to spend his money for something good he should buy up media outlets and shut them down.
Voter fraud is pervasive in the banana republic of the United States.
And Rooters fabulists Helen Coster, Alexandra Ulmer and Tim Reid are gaslighting liars.
If “experts” are worried..then I defiantly am not.
“Associated Press found fewer than 475 cases of potential voter fraud in the six battleground states”
By my math that’s an average of 80 cases per state - that AP “found.” Extrapolate that to fifty states and the AP would potentially “find” about 4,000 cases. Then factor in the cases that the AP didn’t “find” and something around 46,000,000 million cases of fraud.
Not sure who the arbitrator of what is and isn’t an acceptable number of cases of fraud, but, thinking for myself, 475 cases by themselves seems like enough to question the validity of an election . . .
When there was a complaint that only 85 watcher were Republican while thousands were Dims, AP didn’t say anything. This is what they call journalism these days
“Associated Press found fewer than 475 cases of potential voter fraud in the six battleground states”
By my math that’s an average of 80 cases per state - that AP “found.” Extrapolate that to fifty states and the AP would potentially “find” about 4,000 cases. Then factor in the cases that the AP didn’t “find” and you have something around 46,000,000 cases of fraud.
Not sure who the arbitrator of what is and isn’t an acceptable number of cases of fraud, but, thinking for myself, 475 cases by themselves seems like enough to question the validity of an election . . .
You mean to tell me there are morons who consider themselves “election experts”? ROTFL!
Correction: Reuters
Have they EVER been worried by Dem poll watchers?
The movie ‘2000 mules’ showed VIDEO and CELL PHONE TRACKING DATA of 2000 people who stuffed multiple ballots into drop boxes.
And they only counted people who went at least 25 times.
This is a RICO operation involving treason.
They need to be reminded that only the first whistle blowers get the best deals.
Republican poll watchers in battleground states worry US election experts because they’ll make it harder for the Dems to cheat
Yep, illegals should be intimidated not to vote, same for anyone else wanting to commit fraud.
Yeah, the AP only counts the cases where the same person visited more than a thousand ballot boxes . . .
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