In 59 Philadelphia Precincts Romney Got Zero Votes

Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | November 12, 2012 | Inquirer

[lonestar67]

In 59 Philadelphia precincts, Mitt Romney received zero votes.

[GOPJ]

Fraud is usually done in black communities directed by white liberal ‘elites’... One more way liberal ‘elites’ trash black people and their reputations.

[lightman]

The welfare plantation...remember LBJ!

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

So they were Republican precincts, were they?

[entropy12]

Various Commissions and their reports Plus $5 might buy you a latte at Starbux.

I spent 37 years in Chicago area observing election fraud.
In hind sight, Trump should have focused on election integrity as his top agenda. Without election integrity this republic will deteriorate quickly to look like any of the south American countries.

[BradyLS]

The Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity (PEIC or PACEI), also called the Voter Fraud Commission, was a Presidential Commission established by Donald Trump that ran from May 11, 2017 to January 3, 2018.[1][2] The Trump administration said the commission would review claims of voter fraud, improper registration, and voter suppression.[3] The establishment of the commission followed through on previous discredited claims by Trump that millions of illegal immigrants had voted in the 2016 United States presidential election, costing him the popular vote.[4] Vice President Mike Pence served as chair of the commission, while Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach served as vice chair and day-to-day administrator.

Taken from the Wikipedia page about it.

So tired of hearing Trump did nothing. For almost seven months he tried to get the states to clean up their rolls. For the most part, they ignored him and the commission.

[BradyLS]

Beat me to it! Well done!

[BradyLS]

Yes. He was more concerned about Candy Crowley’s opinion if him.

[mass55th]

"Yes, and what did the Trump admin do to fix that?"

What did the f-ing Republicans do to bring about electoral integrity during the years they held both Houses of Congress since the election fiasco of 2000? Not a God damned thing in 20 years!!

[mass55th]

"So tired of hearing Trump did nothing. For almost seven months he tried to get the states to clean up their rolls. For the most part, they ignored him and the commission."

The States refused to cooperate with turning over voter rolls, and made such a big stink about it, that the Commission was dissolved.

[entropy12]

Absolutely true. The elected republicans are fat and happy in their safe districts. They are not worried. But electing a conservative president in nationwide elections in future looks impossible to me. The corrupt cities are all in solid control of democrats who have no problem committing fraud.

[entropy12]

In hind sight elections should have been Trump’s top priority agenda, even higher than the wall, tariffs, taxes etc. Because we will not elect another conservative president for decades with the election fraud firmly established.

On the other hand if elections were clean, there would be future presidents to build the wall, and reduce taxes and regulations etc.

[BradyLS]

Every time the states push back and remind him of the limits of his powers, Trump acquiesces. And then the states either go back to sleep on their duties (cleaning up their own voter rolls) or run roughshod over their citizens’ rights (in trying to get a handle on the Coronavirus).

[frank ballenger]

Were they all vote-fraud-precincts-of-color? Just askin’.

I believe Michigan ones in 2016 had a handful of zero for Trump, too.

[BradyLS]

BTW, I don’t see that as a failing in Trump. But the states are clearly more accustomed to Democrat Presidents who use the power of the Federal government to compel them to execute their mandates. Otherwise they can be capricuous.

[mass55th]

If Donald Trump is kept from being our President for another four years, that will mean that voter fraud will be allowed to flourish in this country unabated, and it will only get worse if nothing is done to eliminate it. I could be dead in four years, and the thought that the vote I cast on November 3rd was voided out, or any future votes I might cast, will be voided out by criminals producing illegal ballots, leaves me only one choice...that I will never vote in another election as long as I live. I’d rather not vote at all, then have my vote disenfranchised by the Democrat cabal.

[mass55th]

"Every time the states push back and remind him of the limits of his powers, Trump acquiesces."

What is he supposed to do? Would you have him send in the military? That would go over big, since the bulk of the Republicans in Congress wouldn't back him on that decision. He's damned if he does, and damned if he doesn't.

[BradyLS]

No, I think he’a setting a good example of how a President should show both restraint while keeping the doir open to suppirg. And showing everyone how abysmal their state governments are.

[BradyLS]

“...keeping the door open to support...”

[Kazan]

But, Willard was a good uniparty member and bent over and took it. He’s set the example the Republican establishment wants us all to follow.

[mass55th]

"And showing everyone how abysmal their state governments are."

Obviously people don't care how abysmal their state governments are. They keep voting the same a-holes back in.