Posted on 03/28/2024 2:25:22 AM PDT by CFW
“Federal appeals court rules Pennsylvania must only count mail ballots with dates, signatures, Free Republic Surrender Monkey Caucus hardest hit; Details at 10!”
But to odds of enforcing it is zero.
The NAACP argued that the mail-in ballots are valid – regardless of the incorrect or missing date – and should be counted.
bkmk
Yes sir, some sanity in a screwed up world!
Will demoRat run Pennsylvania actually comply?
Ruh-roh.
He lost the case.
Betting that check from Liz isn’t gonna clear, now.
Pollwatchers should be placed inside post offices to stop that sort of thing. No way can big city POs be trusted not to cheat.
oh just in time
As the Irish say “I dent give a fek”
They’ll cheat anyway...
What a novel concept, only ballots with a date and signature that are mailed in/received by the correct time can only be counted.
Georgia’s voters reform at from a couple of years ago (remember they cancelled the all-start game over it), actually lloks pretty good. All states should embrace it: Among other things, GA requires a unique number (DL or other) to verify ballots are legit. This alone makes wide-spread fraud near impossible. Remember, in close states or counties, people can come in from other states to vote. DL #’s prevent this sort of fraud too. Mail in ballots maybe can’t be stopped, but chain-of-custody measures like GA can and should be the GOP’s number 1 priority.
In 2020 the Supreme Court ruled that ballots received after 8 oclock on election day couldn’t be counted.
They commingled and counted them anyway.
https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/montana-supreme-court-overturns-state-voting-reform-laws
The state imposed the reforms in 2021, limiting voter registration by imposing a requirement that voters register by noon the day before an election, according to The Hill. The state also banned 17-year-olds from receiving and using an absentee ballot, even if they will be of voting age by the election itself.
Another declared student IDs unacceptable for in-person voting while yet another required the secretary of state to work to prevent the paid collection of absentee ballots.
True, but how pathetic is it when one has to be reminded to follow the rules that were already in place? The courts should fine and imprison those who are willfully breaking election laws. At least it might decrease the number of people willing to ignore the rules.
“True, but how pathetic is it when one has to be reminded to follow the rules that were already in place? The courts should fine and imprison those who are willfully breaking election laws. At least it might decrease the number of people willing to ignore the rules.”
The RNC should have spent the past three years working to tighten election laws nationwide in order to reduce election fraud. The Democrats sent Marc Elias and his minions out into every state working to make sure drop-box and mail-in ballots stayed legal. All with very little push-back from the RNC. The Democrats have multiple of attorneys available in every large district on election night while the GOP has very few.
After 2020, the GOP should have had attorneys in every major city in Ga, Az, PA, MI, and a few other states for the 2022 elections. I believe they even promised they would. But, come time to act there were few lawyers on the ground to stop the shenanigans and we lost several major races due to fraud.
So eight months before the election, and after most major primaries have taken place, we finally get new RNC leadership. That gives them little time to make a difference in this November’s election. Courts will be hesitant to force changes in any election laws at this point in the cycle. Ronna McDaniel should have be forced out some time ago (years actually).
That is one point I disagreed with Trump on and was disappointed when he endorsed her during the RNC leadership elections. Of course, like many RINOs, she can lie to your face with the best of them and pretend she supports Trump before turning around and stabbing him in the back.
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