The great irony is that every time someone points to that settlement they complement Trump

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The great irony is that every time someone points to that settlement they complement Trump

Author: Kalc (257 Posts - Original UHND Member)

Posted at 10:07 pm on Sep 14, 2025

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That settlement was a dispute about how voting machines were utilized. Trump, on the other hand, emphasized more than that. He continually railed against the millions of unrequested mail-in ballots being shipped out all across the country. The game is won ahead of time, not after, by collecting them up and sending them in, especially when you couple that with no voter ID. After the fact, and after the counting, it is usually too late. Most judges will not want to step in at that point and they will dismiss those cases. If you want to cheat you have to continually fight to eliminate the system checks ahead of time by keeping the status quo of flooding the system with ballots and no ID checks. Of course, Trump knew that.

“Absentee ballots remain the largest source of potential voter fraud.” That quote isn’t from President Trump. It’s the conclusion of the 2005 report of the Commission on Federal Election Reform, chaired by former President Jimmy Carter and former Secretary of State James Baker III.

Replies to: "The great irony is that every time someone points to that settlement they complement Trump"

Terrific piece today re Internet and extremism. - conorlarkin - 2:38pm 9/14/25 (24) [View All]
- "Mr. Kirk used his platform to coarsen our political discourse, draining it of that vital bulwark.. - TyroneIrish - 11:29pm 9/14/25
- a perfect description - Mr. Kirk’s activism, which was defined by a pugilistic bigotry and - jimbasil - 3:01pm 9/14/25
  - But expressed no hate. Ned and Jakers assured us. [NT] - Frank L - 6:29pm 9/14/25
- The older I get the clearer it is to me: Social media is a cancer on society. - clements2 - 2:58pm 9/14/25
  - Agreed. We have a generation addicted to social media and cell phones. - conorlarkin - 3:17pm 9/14/25
    - addiction to the NY Times is a problem, too [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 4:20pm 9/14/25
      - There's a reason the NY Times is our nation's paper of record. [NT] [LINK] - conorlarkin - 4:23pm 9/14/25
        Explain the reason. Was it downplaying the Holocaust? Was it the Russian collusion hoax story? - ELP - 4:59pm 9/14/25
        The NY Times has delivered high standards and in depth coverage for decades. - conorlarkin - 6:02pm 9/14/25
        OK. If you say so. [NT] - ELP - 7:05pm 9/14/25
        
        😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 6:23pm 9/14/25
        FOX paid $787M in order to Continue Knowingly Lying and spreading Falsehoods to you and all their - TyroneIrish - 6:40pm 9/14/25
        Rinse and repeat. No one gives a rat's behind about this except for you, & I doubt you even care. [NT] - ELP - 7:07pm 9/14/25
        THAT’S The Problem…”No One = MAGAs”, who have absolutely NO Ethical Standards, - TyroneIrish - 12:34am 9/15/25
        
        The great irony is that every time someone points to that settlement they complement Trump - Kalc - 10:07pm 9/14/25
        
        Ask him about the border bill. - PaND - 7:28pm 9/14/25
        Seen any Fentanyl Scanners being installed?…More judges to shorten the time to make Un-documented - TyroneIrish - 12:44am 9/15/25
        
        😂😂😂😂 [NT] - WestCoastIrishFan - 4:27pm 9/14/25
- The author here is a dishonest piece of shit. - jakers - 2:47pm 9/14/25
  - His piece is about the poisonous internet. Follow Gov Cox: "Go outside and touch the grass." - conorlarkin - 2:52pm 9/14/25
    - I did my part. I played golf today [NT] - MarkHarman - 10:02pm 9/14/25
    - What did you do outside today, conor? [NT] - MAS - 4:44pm 9/14/25
      - I opted to ignore that part. - jakers - 4:51pm 9/14/25
    - He, like the rest of you, is out of ammo. - jakers - 3:29pm 9/14/25