Trump reveals 'surprise' and warns Blue states will disappear off map

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[MNDude]

If you thought the one million non existant federal workers was bad, wait until you find out about the voters.

[Samurai_Jack]

And this is why

[TiGuy22]

“DOGE” the voter roles!

[MNDude]

they found 20 million SSNs of people older than 100.
One SSN was in the system ten thousand times.

I’ll bet there’s one to five million non existant voters that vote every four years.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I’d like Little Two Fingers Timmy’s MinnieSoda to go first.

[Billthedrill]

Oh. He means voting. I was hoping for a nuclear assault.

[TornadoAlley3]

https://x.com/JohnDMacari/status/1894597389442302142

Mayor Adams has a message.

[immadashell]

What is the ID requirement in the Red States?

[Publius]

At first, I thought he was referring to Military Districts. After the Civil War, Congress folded ten rebellious southern states into five military districts. The states could be readmitted to the Union if they wrote new state constitutions ending slavery and ratified the 14th Amendment.

Granted, this violated everything for which Lincoln had fought the war. It sidestepped the fact that the US Constitution doesn't define military districts. It elided the fact that only states can ratify amendments, not territories, not military districts, not the District of Columbia, not the United Nations -- yet! But in the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination, tempers were hot, and things were not done by the book.

I was thinking that a new amendment to the Constitution might more easily permit the sundering and merging of states into different states.

[exnavy]

Yes, the marxists are many fewer than show up on voter lists.

[DiogenesLamp]

At first, I thought he was referring to Military Districts. After the Civil War, Congress folded ten rebellious southern states into five military districts. The states could be readmitted to the Union if they wrote new state constitutions ending slavery and ratified the 14th Amendment.

Which was a blatant violation of constitutional law.

The Framers did not envision using armies to *FORCE* populations to do what Washington DC said.

Granted, this violated everything for which Lincoln had fought the war. It sidestepped the fact that the US Constitution doesn't define military districts. It elided the fact that only states can ratify amendments, not territories, not military districts, not the District of Columbia, not the United Nations -- yet! But in the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination, tempers were hot, and things were not done by the book.

This is exactly correct, but the side that used the Constitution as their argument to justify invasions should have been required to adhere to the Constitution that they insisted be imposed on others.

[Captainpaintball]

Hopefully deportations, blackmail, mass arrests, convictions, and public televised executions

[Captainpaintball]

Oh, and voter id tied to fingerprints or some sort of HACKPROOF technology.

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

The voting rolls and the voting system are about to get the DOGE treatment!

[PIF]

Oh, and voter id tied to fingerprints or some sort of HACKPROOF technology.

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Eye scan

[grey_whiskers]

😆

Go on, tell us what you really feel...

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Between:

-—> shutting off NGO funds
-—> prosecuting wholesale cheaters
-—> cleaning state/local voter rolls
-—> auditing state/local compliance in Federal elections
-—> Voter Photo ID
-—> control of the Postal Service
-—> eliminating Federal deadwood staff mischief

we have a fighting chance to see this all happen.

For the bad guys, it should indeed feel like an all out assault.

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MEANWHILE—we need reform to stop election officials who deceptively write misleading titles to pass bad laws, bonds and referendums and initiatives.

[linMcHlp]

bttt

[skr]

In Florida, you have to provide your birth certificate and a few other documents to get your driver’s license/state ID, which both have photos. For voting, you have to show your ID.