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To: Kaslin

You sure can have a new vote.

Four years from now.


3 posted on 11/16/2018 9:36:06 AM PST by 2banana (Were you)
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To: 2banana

Let’s make that after 4 years...in prison.


5 posted on 11/16/2018 9:37:18 AM PST by albie
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To: 2banana
Anyone who objects to this outrageous demand is a racist, a sexist, or a person prejudiced against fat ugly people.
22 posted on 11/16/2018 9:42:26 AM PST by GOPJ (Watch this for our survival: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPjzfGChGlE)
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To: 2banana

LOL

WHEN DID MIKE TYSON RUN FOR GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA?


34 posted on 11/16/2018 9:47:59 AM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know if Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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THIS JUST IN——By Greg Bluestein Mark Niesse, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Democrat Stacey Abrams is fast running out of options to close a deficit in the race for Georgia governor.

Republican winner Brian Kemp has already moved on – and has a transition office under the Gold Dome to prove it.

The Democrat’s campaign is considering a long-shot legal challenge under a law that allows losing candidates to contest the election in the case of misconduct, fraud or “irregularities.” Abrams would face a tremendous legal burden to prove her case. The latest tally showed Abrams is roughly 55,000 votes behind Kemp — and in need of more than 17,000 votes to force a Dec. 4 runoff.

Georgia law requires a runoff if no candidate gets a majority of the vote, which is only a possibility because a third-party contender netted about 1 percent.

Abrams’ campaign has long tried to make the case that Kemp used his role as secretary of state to suppress the vote (the ol’ Jim Crow routine). But to have a chance in court, Abrams would have to definitively prove there were enough Georgians blocked from voting to close the gap.

Barring successful legal action, the secretary of state could certify the election as soon as 5 pm Friday and cement Kemp’s victory in the tightest race for Georgia governor since 1966.


105 posted on 11/16/2018 11:02:47 AM PST by Liz (Our side has 8 trillion bullets; the other side doesn't know which bathroom to use.)
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