Mass Democrat Corruption and Coup Tracker
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Dodger12
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You could be right....but then that would make it a whole nother crime and sets of charges.
At the end of the day, stuff like this is just sad for the country. Just think how much of a fucking degenerate deviant you have to be to commit this type of fraud that tears at the very fabric of the country. I still can't believe it to this day. I just can't hate these people enough and sometimes it's just not healthy.
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I'm not convinced that Hammer and Scorecard was used in our elections but it certainly wouldn't surprise me in the least. For me, the fraudulent ballots and stuffing the ballot boxes with mail in votes is the bigger issue. Ballot harvesting is a bigger issue.....you just cannot see all the videos of people dropping dozens of ballots and not come away suspect.
And this is a bit interesting as well but I'd be interested in any analysis of the seized ballots. If I'm hearing the attachment right, there was manipulation of the hard drives after certification. Maybe we'll hear more about this but now we're getting into a technical area and the legality of those changes.
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Manufacture a Crisis. Raise Taxes. Repeat.
Zohran Mamdani does not need an excuse to grab your money—but he will always find a new one, and this week he got pretty creative.
Yesterday, the New York City mayor used the city’s deficit as justification for taxing the rich, while claiming that he wants to shift NYC’s “relationship to the state.” As it happens, Albany only exercised budgetary oversight of the city’s finances after Democratic mayors in the 1970s had wrecked the city budget.
In Mamdani’s world, the obvious way to fix deficits is not to spend less, but to tax people more. He even pushed NYC’s recent weather response as a rationale for taxing the wealthy, claiming that, “the city could start to get back on its feet…because we had a sanitation department that was staffed by thousands of people.”
Which raises an obvious question: how does Florida manage a pretty good sanitation department with a 0% state tax rate? The reality is that most of New York City’s money isn’t going toward picking up the garbage —but according to Mamdani, garbage pickup is the first thing that stops when the money stops flowing.
The goal for people like Zohran Mamdani is to make life unlivable; to blackmail your own citizens into giving you more of their money, and not for the basic things that any city ought to do, but for all the other crap. And then, the minute that you don't give them money, they take away the things the city ought to do and end up turning the place into a dumpster fire.
When Mamdani declared that NYC is in a “fiscal crisis at a scale greater than the Great Recession,” previous mayor Eric Adams ripped into him and rightfully so: “Here’s the part socialist hate saying out loud: “Free” is a lie. Every so-called free program comes with a price tag, and someone always pays for it.”
New York, you decided you wanted this guy, and now you got him.
The Daily Wire - Ben Shaprio
Zohran Mamdani does not need an excuse to grab your money—but he will always find a new one, and this week he got pretty creative.
Yesterday, the New York City mayor used the city’s deficit as justification for taxing the rich, while claiming that he wants to shift NYC’s “relationship to the state.” As it happens, Albany only exercised budgetary oversight of the city’s finances after Democratic mayors in the 1970s had wrecked the city budget.
In Mamdani’s world, the obvious way to fix deficits is not to spend less, but to tax people more. He even pushed NYC’s recent weather response as a rationale for taxing the wealthy, claiming that, “the city could start to get back on its feet…because we had a sanitation department that was staffed by thousands of people.”
Which raises an obvious question: how does Florida manage a pretty good sanitation department with a 0% state tax rate? The reality is that most of New York City’s money isn’t going toward picking up the garbage —but according to Mamdani, garbage pickup is the first thing that stops when the money stops flowing.
The goal for people like Zohran Mamdani is to make life unlivable; to blackmail your own citizens into giving you more of their money, and not for the basic things that any city ought to do, but for all the other crap. And then, the minute that you don't give them money, they take away the things the city ought to do and end up turning the place into a dumpster fire.
When Mamdani declared that NYC is in a “fiscal crisis at a scale greater than the Great Recession,” previous mayor Eric Adams ripped into him and rightfully so: “Here’s the part socialist hate saying out loud: “Free” is a lie. Every so-called free program comes with a price tag, and someone always pays for it.”
New York, you decided you wanted this guy, and now you got him.
The Daily Wire - Ben Shaprio
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I've always felt mail-in ballots were ripe for fraud. Its too easy to vote for someone else & next to impossible to prove
Do we know if the volume and methods for mail-in ballots changed significantly between 2020 and 2024?
If so, that would explain a lot