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Scott Presler Warns Republicans Could Lose Everything in November
PJ Media ^ | 8/30/2025 | Matt Margolis

Posted on 08/30/2025 7:27:35 PM PDT by simpson96

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To: MSF BU

Nice to live near a pier. I live far inland.

Lobster and conch are too pricy for me and they don’t have much omega 3 in them.

You get the most omega 3 from sardines, anchovies or salmon. Wild caught salmon are cheap at aldis. As are canned sardines. (They’re similarly priced however as those at Walmart.)

I buy both — but the salmon tend to just sit in the freezer. I’ll take out the canned sardines, dice them and sprinkle them on a salad more often. you want sardines in water.

Mostly I’ll just take about two grams of fish oil with high levels of omega 3’s. That’s the helpful stuff in seafood.


141 posted on 09/02/2025 2:30:30 PM PDT by ckilmer
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To: Hot Tabasco

Well I am still figuring on that...


142 posted on 09/02/2025 4:34:35 PM PDT by dpetty121263
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To: Robert DeLong

Early voting should be illegal.


143 posted on 09/02/2025 4:37:10 PM PDT by Jim Noble (Assez de mensonges et de phrases)
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To: Zathras

Bump to that.


144 posted on 09/02/2025 4:41:42 PM PDT by stevio (Fight until you die!)
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To: Jim Noble

I disagree, but there should be no mail-in voting for sure, because there is absolutely no chain-of-custody for those votes. Early voting takes place at the voting precinct at the voting booth where chain-of-custody is maintained. There should also be proof of the person voting by presenting an ID with a picture.


145 posted on 09/03/2025 9:06:58 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: Robert DeLong

My position on early voting is simple:

Voting is both a means of deciding a contest and a civic ritual. The ritual nature of the act is important to confer legitimacy on the winners and preventing or at least inhibiting claims of unfairness after the fact.

Part of the legitimizing function is that voting only happens AFTER “campaigns” where the jurors (voters) have heard from both sides, have heard what they have to say, and have reached a just conclusion.

I know that’s not a complete and accurate description of how voters actually behave.

Early voting is public acceptance of the legitimacy of votes cast by voters who have made up their minds without listening to the candidates (I am aware that this happens). But allowing or even endorsing it reminds me of voting by illiterate Africans, where the Luo line up at the polls to vote for the candidate whose symbol is a rooster and the Kikuyu go to vote for the candidate whose symbol is a crane.

Once voting in America has degenerated to the point that minds are made up before the candidates even speak, we may as well just do away with it altogether.


146 posted on 09/03/2025 9:28:33 AM PDT by Jim Noble (Assez de mensonges et de phrases)
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To: Jim Noble

Well, early voting should be allowed, but they should be limited t0 3 consecutive days When voting starts, there should be a blackout of reporting anything concerning the election. If there is reporting before the polls have closed after all voting has been completed, a heavy fine should be placed on any & all outlets that violates that reporting edict.


147 posted on 09/03/2025 11:18:41 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: Robert DeLong

Yes, all the polling is simply jury tampering and should not be allowed.


148 posted on 09/03/2025 11:20:48 AM PDT by Jim Noble (Assez de mensonges et de phrases)
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To: Jim Noble
Well it's tampering, but not sure I would call it jury tampering. It's more like trying to sway voters, that their votes will not count. No one should have any clue as to the voting results, until the counting starts after all voting has completed.

The reason I pick 3 consecutive days, is to reduce the amount of time that voters have to wait in line to vote.

Because that too can impact the voting. I have it made, because my voting place in the country is not a long wait, but not everyone lives in the country and faced with hours wait, there are people who will abandon casting their vote.

Waiting until the last day provides the cheaters an opportunity to impact voting by having ballots that can't be read in the tabulation, if machines are left in place.

I still think that tabulation should be done by hand, and the count confirmed by machine as a form of confirmation.

Supporters from both political parties overseeing the elections, must have the same numbers involved.

149 posted on 09/03/2025 11:36:48 AM PDT by Robert DeLong
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To: simpson96

In Texas, property tax relief is on the ballot. Even the rats should support that but don’t count on it.


150 posted on 09/03/2025 11:38:28 AM PDT by 38special (I should've said something earlier )
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