Thread: 2020 US Presidential Race

Unless anybody says anything remotely worth replying to (no evidence so far to suggest that will happen) I will bid you farewell. Not all my posts make it to the forum and those that do are on a delay so it's hardly worth it. Not to mention you lefty loons and your TDS are completely incapable of opening your mouths without "Orange man bad" and "trumpanzee" coming out.

I do want to do again what I origanally signed up to do, and thank you for the giggles. The poster that with a straight face said "there's no history of mail in voting fraud" made my day! Not to mention the "Trump will win because he's Hitler" argument, which if voiced by a single member would be funny but being voiced by pretty much everyone is hilarious beyond belief.

Thanks again, very very entertaining. Of course I'll pop back and say hello in November (bet I'll be locked out when I do) I'll try not to laugh at you too much as I'm genuinly concerned as to the effect it may have on some of your mental healths. No promises though.

Sorry, nobody likes someone that says goodbye and then doesn't leave. I just stumbled across this and wanted to know how Trump being like Hitler causes things like this to happen? I'm new to the whole Trump/Hitler theory so don't fully understand it yet.

Six Democrat Mayors from the Iron Range have endorsed Trump for re-election. I understand that's the kind of thing that leads Trump to romp to victory, but I don't understand how you spin it that he's used Hitler style tactics to make something like that happen?

Anybody fancy taking a stab at it? Would be nice to have a sneak peak at the hilarious, delusional way you intend to spin it in November.

Trump Lands Major Endorsements From Democrat Mayors in Minnesota

Originally Posted by docmartin

So a Charlie Manson / Paris Hilton ticket then ?

That's kinda what we have in the WH right now innit.

A mental case and an airhead.

Originally Posted by TommyB

Originally Posted by Humbert
I don't know if your're American.
That's because you don't pay attention.

No, it's because until a few weeks ago I haven't posted in this forum for a very long time. Do you really think you're so important that you think I should know your personal details?

Originally Posted by Cujo

I defy you to show evidence of widespread mail in voter fraud.
You won't because you can't.

28 Million Mail-In Ballots Went Missing in Last Four Elections | RealClearPolitics

Voter Fraud Map: Election Fraud Database | The Heritage Foundation

15 Election Results That Were Tossed Over Fraudulent Mail-In Ballots

• In 2017, an Alabama state judge reversed the result of a race for Wetumpka City Council in which incumbent Percy Gill appeared to have won by three votes. Gill’s opponent, Lewis Washington, contested the outcome. A trial showed eight absentee ballots cast for Gill either had a forged signature or weren’t notarized or signed in front of the requisite number of witnesses.

• In the 2016 race for mayor of Gordon, Alabama, Elbert Melton won by just 16 votes. Melton later was convicted on two counts of absentee ballot fraud and removed from office. He was sentenced to a year in prison and two years’ probation.

• In 2016, Missouri state Rep. Penny Hubbard won the 2016 Democratic primary in the state’s 78th House District by just 90 votes. Her opponent, Bruce Franks Jr., contested the outcome over a lopsided absentee vote tally. Judge Rex Burlison ruled that enough improper absentee ballots were cast to change the results and ordered a new election. Franks won by 1,533 votes.

• In 2016 in Texas, former Weslaco city commissioner Guadalupe Rivera pleaded guilty to one count of providing illegal “assistance” to a voter in a 2013 race he won by 16 votes. Rivera admitted filling out an absentee ballot “in a way other than the way the voter directed or without direction from the voter.” A judge determined that 30 ballots were cast illegally and ordered a new election, which Rivera lost. He initially faced 16 related charges, but 15 were dropped as part of a plea deal. He was sentenced to a year of probation and ordered to pay a $500 fine.

• In 2015, Fernando Gonzalez clinched a win by 10 votes over Sergio Dias for a seat on the city council of Perth Amboy, New Jersey. After a determination that at least 13 absentee ballots were cast illegally, a state Superior Court overturned the results and ordered a new election. The second time, Gonzalez won by nine votes.

• New York State Assembly candidate Hector Ramirez pleaded guilty to one count of criminal possession of a forged instrument during his 2014 campaign. Prosecutors charged Ramirez with deceiving voters into giving their absentee ballots to his campaign on the false premise that it would submit them. Instead, Ramirez’s campaign inserted his name on at least 35 absentee ballots, prosecutors said. Ramirez initially won, but a recount determined that he lost by two votes. Bronx Supreme Court Justice Steven Barrett ruled that Ramirez could not run for office again for three years.

• In 2014 in Pennsylvania, Richard Allen Toney, the former police chief of Harmar Township, pleaded guilty to illegally soliciting absentee ballots to benefit his wife and her running mate in the 2009 Democratic primary for town council. Prosecutors said Toney applied for the ballots, then had them filled out illegally by individuals who were not expected to be absent on Election Day. The absentee ballot count flipped the primary results, securing a victory for his wife’s running mate. During a subsequent FBI investigation, prosecutors said, Toney attempted to prevent two grand jury witnesses and others from testifying. He was sentenced to three years’ probation.

• After a 2012 federal investigation of a voter fraud conspiracy in West Virginia, Lincoln County Sheriff Jerry Bowman and County Clerk Donald Whitten pleaded guilty to stuffing ballot boxes and falsifying absentee ballots to try to steal a Democratic primary election in 2010. Lincoln County Commissioner Thomas Ramey pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. Bowman and Ramey were involved in helping Whitten get re-elected. He won the primary but a judge overturned the election, tossing out 300 fraudulent ballots.

• One of the more complex cases arose in a rural jurisdiction when the Justice Department brought a civil suit against Noxubee County, Mississippi over a massive absentee voter fraud operation run by the local Democratic Party machine. Prosecutors said notaries paid by the machine took ballots from mail boxes and voted the ballots in place of the intended voters.

• In 2004, the Alabama Supreme Court overturned the results of a mayor’s race in Guntersville after finding that absentee ballots were cast without proper identification and should have been discarded.

• In the 2003 mayor’s race in East Chicago, Indiana, challenger George Pabey defeated eight-term incumbent Robert Patrick on Election Day, but lost by 278 votes after about 2,000 absentee ballots poured in.

Originally Posted by Cujo

The world is laughing at you.

And when Trump wins and you're all screaming and shouting on a forum, calling him Hitler, don't you think just maybe people will be laughing at you? I sure will.

Originally Posted by Cujo

You should be embarrassed.

I am. At the number of grown men that have the exact same political leanings as 17 year old student and social justice warrior lesbians with pink hair.

Originally Posted by TommyB

Yesterday, 09:12 PM

Originally Posted by TommyB

Unless anybody says anything remotely worth replying to (no evidence so far to suggest that will happen) I will bid you farewell.

Originally Posted by TommyB

Yesterday, 10:01 PM

Originally Posted by TommyB

Sorry, nobody likes someone that says goodbye and then doesn't leave

Ya gotta love the idiocy . . .

Originally Posted by TommyB

I will bid you farewell

'K bye!

Originally Posted by TommyB

someone that says goodbye and then doesn't leave

Oh.

Originally Posted by bsnub

Originally Posted by TommyB
you don't know what colour they are or what colour I am, how can you possible know it's a racist slur?

It is not the first racist comment you have made on here.

Be careful, our righteous members (please no names here) are very sensitive on any mentioning of a "colour", that's can be classified as a very "racist slur".

However, no problem with calling you by names and nationalities that in their eyes are very deplorable - surely not a "racist slur".

After all, the other nationalities are not the one "exceptional"...

Originally Posted by TommyB

I'm new to the whole Trump/Hitler theory so don't fully understand it yet.

Actually on this I don't really either.

Hitler and other leaders in history like him for all their very obvious faults still had a guiding and under-pining ideology.

Trump doesn't. He's a chaotic moron who lies about anything and everything to pander to his base.

Originally Posted by TommyB

The failings of mass mail in voting are extremely well documented.

Link please.

Originally Posted by elche

Tommy-the-trump-troll cutting and pasting half-truths from far right propaganda mills like Fox News, the Daily Signal and Heritage Foundation reveals that he hasn't a clue about the concept of credibility. And he wonders why no one takes him seriously.

Could you post some of these half truths and show why they are half truths?

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Could you post some of these half truths and show why they are half truths?

Could you please stop being so blatantly disingenuous and trying to waste others time on goose-chases for things your ilk never back up and then expect point-by-point refutations of that you are just going to ignore anyway.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Could you please stop being so blatantly disingenuous and trying to waste others time on goose-chases for things your ilk never back up and then expect point-by-point refutations of that you are just going to ignore anyway.

1: I am not being disingenuous.
2:If people have time to waste posting on this forum they certainly have time to explain their accusations.
3:I see over and over on this forum people respond to posts with words such as half truths but never seem to back up their accusations, what exactly makes the links Tommy posted links to half truths.
4: In summation back up what you post.

71% of college students plan to vote—and they prefer Biden over Trump

Originally Posted by RPETER65

1: I am not being disingenuous.
2:If people have time to waste posting on this forum they certainly have time to explain their accusations.
3:I see over and over on this forum people respond to posts with words such as half truths but never seem to back up their accusations, what exactly makes the links Tommy posted links to half truths.
4: In summation back up what you post.

1. It's your default setting
2 - 4. It's for those making the assertions to prove it not other disprove it, elche's correct that he's a gormless troll, and we're not your unpaid research assistants at your beck and call.

Originally Posted by Storekeeper

71% of college students plan to vote—and they prefer Biden over Trump

Both of mine for the first time in a long time have been "told" to get out and vote. No BS like 4 years ago. They indicate everybody they know will vote.

Originally Posted by aging one

Both of mine for the first time in a long time have been "told" to get out and vote. No BS like 4 years ago. They indicate everybody they know will vote.

That's good . . . but aren't they in California? Good for the vote tally . . . but I fear the usual EC

Originally Posted by TommyB

I will bid you farewell.

Originally Posted by RPETER65

Could you post some of these half truths and show why they are half truths?

I did post some showing that you lot are mostly lying by claiming that "Marxists" are behind rioting that many are realizing is being perpetrated by outside groups and white supremacists. See this post as it was directed at you...

https://teakdoor.com/speakers-corner...ml#post4153317 (2020 US Presidential Race)

As I stated in that post repeater pull your head out of your ass.

Trump's approval rating among black voters jumps nine points during GOP convention: Poll

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Actually on this I don't really either.

Hitler and other leaders in history like him for all their very obvious faults still had a guiding and under-pining ideology.

Trump doesn't. He's a chaotic moron who lies about anything and everything to pander to his base.

Okay ,the Trump ...... Hitler comparison .

Hitler had an autocratic ideology, as does the snake oil salesman.

Both were delusional, as for Trump,he’s still alive ( unfortunately )
so he still is delusional .

Hitler had the Jews, Trump has the African Americans.

Hitler fu*ked the ( good ) German’s reputation.

Trump is in the process of fu*king the ( good ) American’s reputation.

............other than that, they’re nothing like each other