Meanwhile......

[El_oso_33]

🤔 Hmmmm

[Danno]

California still has 25% of the votes not counted

[Rockeyhard]

I advocate highly for every vote to be counted!

[HighStepper]

For those that might not want to invest time to watch a 7:35 minute video from a left wing media outlet, could you give us the key points that are being asserted?
Based on the title of the video, according to sources, Harris has been receiving calls from prominent figures in the Democratic Party, urging her to consider challenging the results in specific states where the margins were slim. Allies argue that a contest would be a show of commitment to election integrity, especially in areas where there were concerns about voter suppression and procedural irregularities. "There's a lot of pressure on her to protect democracy," a source close to the Harris camp revealed.

Despite this pressure, those close to Harris note that she is concerned about the potential divisiveness of a protracted legal battle. With the country already polarized, Harris reportedly worries that challenging the outcome could deepen divisions. "Kamala understands the gravity of the moment," said a senior advisor. "She knows that contesting the results might be seen as partisan, but there are real concerns about how this election was conducted." Link

[Romanticlover]

She already conceded to Trump last week and spoke to him.

[El_oso_33]

She already conceded to Trump last week and spoke to him.

Like handling any criminal, you want their guard down.

Besides, what does conceding, LEGALLY, have to do with discovering new evidence after the fact?.

[El_oso_33]

For those that might not want to invest time to watch a 7:35 minute video from a left wing media outlet, could you give us the key points that are being asserted?
Based on the title of the video, according to sources, Harris has been receiving calls from prominent figures in the Democratic Party, urging her to consider challenging the results in specific states where the margins were slim. Allies argue that a contest would be a show of commitment to election integrity, especially in areas where there were concerns about voter suppression and procedural irregularities. "There's a lot of pressure on her to protect democracy," a source close to the Harris camp revealed.

Despite this pressure, those close to Harris note that she is concerned about the potential divisiveness of a protracted legal battle. With the country already polarized, Harris reportedly worries that challenging the outcome could deepen divisions. "Kamala understands the gravity of the moment," said a senior advisor. "She knows that contesting the results might be seen as partisan, but there are real concerns about how this election was conducted." Link

With all due respect hermano HS, I believe this summary downplays the details of emerging practical evidence at play. 🤔

I urge others to have a look.  7:35 is not very long.  Do as you like though ✌️🐻

[bats]

My understanding is that this originates with some IT guy named Stephen Spoonamore. He's been claiming fraud against Democrats in various elections since 2000.

But why is he the only one who sees these things? I mean, we have audits and recounts, do we not? Is he some kind of election fraud savant? I don't think so.

[El_oso_33]

Well, if this is indeed a conspiracy theory, then I blame the post on Bande for being such a GREAT example. 😁

[HighStepper]

With all due respect hermano HS, I believe this summary downplays the details of emerging practical evidence at play. 🤔

I urge others to have a look.  7:35 is not very long.  Do as you like though ✌️🐻

I addressed the controversial concept of Harris contesting the election. I was NOT trying to sumaize the video. That was your task.

I suffered through 3:30 minutes of his rambling about election manipulation, then bailed. The main point of agreement I had with him was pointing out Attorney General Merrick Garland's inept slow footedness in bring the cases against Trump. All of these cases should have been resolved one way or the other over a year ago. If you think there were points in the video not addressed my me, then make them.

Another poster use to post up Youtube videos with no explanation of the point that was being made. People got tired of them, so we started deleting them. Ideally you should make your assertions, express your opinion using the Video as a source. Then the reader can decide if they are interested in the issue you are trying to bring up. 

[Danno]

All the bomb threats on election day was something to look into.
Why are people standing in lines for hrs to vote?
This ridiculous.

[HighStepper]

All the bomb threats on election day was something to look into.
Why are people standing in lines for hrs to vote?
This ridiculous.

The FBI is aware of bomb threats to polling locations in several states, many of which appear to originate from Russian email domains. None of the threats have been determined to be credible thus far. Link

Bomb threats sent to polling places and ballot-counting locations in at least five battleground states across the U.S. Tuesday targeted mostly Democratic counties. Link
Remember this controversy? Back when Biden said, "Today in Georgia, they won't allow water to be available to you while you wait in line to vote in an election. What in the hell is that all about?" The RNC asserted that  this was debunked claim, as they still allow for self-service water stations.

From the law...nor shall any person give, offer to give,  or participate in the giving of any money or gifts, including, but not limited to, food and  drink, to an elector. https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/20527915-sb-202-as-passed

While I watched this debate I kept thinking why the fu*k do people have to wait in line so long that they need to have water?

[Hobby]

While I watched this debate I kept thinking why the fu*k do people have to wait in line so long that they need to have water?

And where do they go pee? 

[Danno]

Back in the 70s we waited in line to vote in a private person's home garage.
Never more than 5 minutes

[Romanticlover]

I'm younger than most on here, I've always voted by mail.