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Do you remember how progressives reacted to the election of Trump? Did it matter that people said that no, there wouldn't be people hunting black, or gay people on the streets? It may be easy to say now that those fears were unfounded, but a lot of people who are saying 'Oh, it won't be bad...

The US system of voting and counting votes is extremely loose; it's highly unlikely that there isn't large amounts of fraud at local level throughout the country. Was that local fraud enough to overturn the election? Maybe. Do I think that there is something fishy with Dominion? Yes. Does Trump...

My take is that he is being incredibly patronizing, in fact(and I say this as someone who doesn't believe Trump will be able to revert the election result - he was put in a position where it's extremely unlikely he would have the time to gather the evidence needed to revert this). I don't know...

You know, a Brazilian conservative commented something I agree with; why is Biden's legal team not aggressively pushing their point of view, like Trump's is? No matter the judicial result(and I still think things are in Biden's favor, although I'd give Trump about 35% chances of succeeding...

This specific thing is what I meant by having to make changes to implement some of the things we do in Brazil. It's easy to do that here(and other things like Brazilians residing in other countries voting in consulates and embassies), because the registry of voters is unified and valid for the...

Until the people who vote Dem get punished by the surrounding community for attempting this, they'll keep doing it. And punishing them will open another can of worms...

True, but on Brazil, voting isn't a right, it's civic duty. You don't get a fine(as ridiculously low as the fine for not voting is in Brazil) if you choose not to exercise a right. Whenever I think there are things that Brazil does better than the USA regarding elections, I also remember the...

"will go"?

Might be, I don't watch South Park much. His face reminds me of Cartman, though. EDIT: Pool just played O'Keefe's video(about Federal Agents coercing the USPS guy) on the podcast.

Eh, looks like Eric Cartman, er, Tim Pool's podcast today(just started) is about Project Veritas' video on the USPS whistleblower being coerced.

Not being well-versed on what the US Founding Fathers thought, I can see two reasons why not: - Counties simply weren't that important back then(not sure if that was the case); - Having the Electoral College based on counties pushes part of the power of the States onto the counties...

I'm afraid people would merely get creative with the definition of 'city' - you would see LA become 28 different cities, and San Francisco become 17 more... ... unless you want to push for the Electoral College to become the sum of all counties of the US, with one county equaling one vote...

This was posted on Free Republic on Saturday, the guy, by the way he's talking, is from the Republican Party: URL of the post above: Fox News sources: Trump will 'graciously concede' if he sees no viable path to victory

Not fraud, but Chuck Yeager talks in his autobiography that his father was an enthusiastic member of the West Virginia Democratic political machine, and how, on election days, he went out with pockets full of money and plenty of booze to buy votes. Remember that Yeager was born in 1923, and so...