see how people can say with a straight face that there essentially IS no voter fraud! And even Grok is programmed to use a bullcrap national denominator rather than a logically defensible local one!
(Though, if pushed Grok will eventually admit that the local number is more honest…)
Let’s see what happens.
And more:
good policy and popularity are not nearly as important as voter fraud. Proof? Look at the absolute, bladder-emptying hissy fit Democrats and RINOs have over the SAVE act. Election integrity is absolute poison to them!
And I think Kelly is spot on here: Without voter fraud, Democrats quickly become an irrelevant rump of a political party!
Trump signed the executive order, called “Ensuring Citizenship Verification And Integrity In Federal Elections,” in March 2026. It directs his administration to build lists of eligible voters and orders the U.S. Postal Service to deliver mail ballots only to people on those lists.
So, Democrats rely heavily on voter fraud, which is why they oppose election integrity measures like this one. Just like they have joined with RINO John Thune to stymie the SAVE act. DUH!
And while this is a great thing, we can’t expect the cheaters on the other side to just go quietly. And remember, evil never sleeps…
In fact, a 2023 survey from Rasmussen Reports, conducted with the Heartland Institute, found that among the 30% of likely U.S. voters who cast an absentee or mail-in ballot in 2020, 19% admitted that a friend or family member filled out part or all of their ballot on their behalf. Another 17% admitted they voted in a state where they were no longer a permanent resident. Every one of those practices is illegal.
Think about that for a second: nearly a fifth of mail voters copped to letting someone else fill out their ballot.
kangaroo course are always a problem. And they’re certain gonna try and drag this out until it is too late to implement. THAT is the strategy. Let’s just hope it doesn’t work for them.
The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has published new rules that would require states that use the agency for mail-in voting in federal elections to first submit lists of voters who receive mailed ballots—if the court injunctions blocking such rules are lifted.
are just too stupid to get IDs!” Nice guy.
And yet, there are Black people who have NO problem getting the ID necessary to get welfare benefits. I would bet that 95% of Black people already have a valid ID! Of course they do…
This is all just a totally lame red herring that panicked Lefty shills use to frantically stave off election security because they depend on election fraud in order to maintain power.
NO ONE is fooled. And we are NOT amused.
As the Texas Legislature continues to debate election integrity, a new TPPF and Rasmussen poll shows more than 80% of Texans support requiring voters to show a valid ID before voting, with just 11% opposing the requirement. In addition, 67% of Texans support voter ID protections for mail-in ballots, while 22% oppose them.
Support for voter ID cuts across all demographics and party affiliations. Three out of four African Americans and 81% of Hispanics favor voter ID requirements, as do 93% of Republicans, 72% of Democrats, and 66% of Independents.
Democrats just don’t want election integrity because it destroys their craft. Plain and simple.
The Justice Department plans to send 1,000 monitors to observe voting during the midterm elections in November, Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon said.
Of course, Democrats hate this. They hate election integrity measures in any form, because it makes it harder for them to cheat. DUH!
official who is breaking the law regarding voting, you are hereby put on notice!
they do! We ALL know the Democrat position; Avoid election security at all costs, because it makes it harder to cheat, and THAT is the Democrat “silver bullet” that allows them to gain and maintain power!
So no duh that they are against any and all forms of voter ID. Yes, the people overwhelmingly want it, but Democrats are going all-out to prevent it!
is pretty dang interesting! Kinda sketch, eh?