The Democrats won, so there was no need for the party and the media to unleash this weapon. That's all.
Believe me, had it been the reverse by exactly the same margins, voting fraud would have been the story for months.
The same machines and methods were used in mostly all the same places, many with the same issues. Same for registration and other problems. But the Democrats won, so the election, by definition, was fair.
The obvious corollary to the Third Law of the Left is that no Democrat ever won an election unfairly.
The flap in the 13th district in Florida was simply because the Republican won a tight race.
The good news is, now that the "right people" won, I don't have to sit through years of people whining about stolen elections.
Flame » in reply to re: "At least the last elections didn't appear fixed."
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- Polarization
- Follow-up -- does NPR lurk at HZ?
- LOL (n/t)
- A thought on all of this from an observer
- TB vs 7 leftists...and the winner is...
- re: Why ? Because...
- "why there is such polarization?"
- re: "why there is such polarization?"
- re: "why there is such polarization?"
- I think I've got the answer.
- Yes?
- re: Yes?
- Yes
- understood (n/t)
- Yes
- Okay, I get it. (n/t)
- This is clearly a longterm project
- re: Clearly, a long term project
- This is clearly a longterm project
- re: Yes?
- Yes?
- Hogwash
- And yet...
- re: And yet...
- re: Isn't that the problem?
- No, it wouldn't be productive.
- "Providing so many rich examples of polarization isn't addressing the question, it's only reinforcing the need to answer it. "
- I'll throw you one clue...
- In other words...
- No.
- "I watch good! Red light stop, green light go, yellow light go very fast."
- re: No.
- No.
- In other words...
- re: And yet...
- re: And yet...
- Buchanan sidebar
- Follow-up -- does NPR lurk at HZ?
