IfJoe Biden won fair and square, how do you explain this sh*t?

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Polls Suggest joe biden most unfavorable president in history. How do you go from being the most voted for ever, to being the biggest loser most unfavorable in the span of one year? It wasn't long after his presidency was undermined. Also overwhelming evidence of inconstincies and election frauds. One being the poll worker for Georgia Ruby and her daughter Shay Freeman having a criminal record on two accounz of Checker Fraud charge in 2009 when she was 22 now 34-37 having suspicious videos on her instagram and screenshots of her instagram and facebook posts where she admits to election fraud and suspiciously admits joe bidens victory beforeit was even called. You dont call it before you know. Thats very unproffesional.

Curmudgeon · Accepted Answer

The facts are that recent changes to the electoral process in various states, from after the fact "ballot harvesting" to not going to established polling places, have made election victories, by either side, much more dubious:
imprimis.hillsdale.edu/.../

"Sixteen years ago, in 2005, the Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform issued a report that proposed a uniform system of requiring a photo ID in order to vote in U. S. elections. The report also pointed out that widespread absentee voting makes vote fraud more likely. Voter files contain ineligible, duplicate, fictional, and deceased voters, a fact easily exploited using absentee ballots to commit fraud. Citizens who vote absentee are more susceptible to pressure and intimidation. And vote-buying schemes are far easier when citizens vote by mail.

Who was behind the Carter-Baker Commission? Donald Trump? No. The Commission’s two ranking members were former President Jimmy Carter, a Democrat, and former Secretary of State James Baker III, a Republican. Other Democrats on the Commission were former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle and former Indiana Congressman Lee Hamilton. It was a truly bipartisan commission that made what seemed at the time to be common sense proposals.

How things have changed. Some of the Commission’s members, Jimmy Carter among them, came out last year to disavow the Commission’s work. And despite surveys showing that Americans overwhelmingly support measures to ensure election integrity—a recent Rasmussen survey found that 80 percent of Americans support a voter ID requirement—Democratic leaders across the board oppose such measures in the strongest terms.

Here, for instance, is President Biden speaking recently in Philadelphia, condemning the idea of voter IDs: “There is an unfolding assault taking place in America today—an attempt to suppress and subvert the right to vote in fair and free elections, an assault on democracy, an assault on liberty, an assault on who we are—who we are as Americans. For, make no mistake, bullies and merchants of fear and peddlers of lies are threatening the very foundation of our country.” Sadly but predicably, he went on to suggest that requiring voter IDs would mean returning people to slavery.

But the fact is that the U. S. is an outlier among the world’s democracies in not requiring voter ID. Of the 47 countries in Europe today, 46 of them currently require government-issued photo IDs to vote. The odd man out is the United Kingdom, in which Northern Ireland and many localities require voter IDs, but the requirement is not nationwide. The British Parliament, however, is considering a nationwide requirement, so very soon all 47 European countries will likely have adopted this common-sense policy.

When it comes to absentee voting, we Americans, accustomed as we are to very loose rules, are often shocked to learn that 35 of the 47 European countries—including France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden—don’t allow absentee voting for citizens living in country. Another ten European countries—including England, Ireland, Denmark, Portugal, and Spain—allow absentee voting, but require voters to show up in person and present a photo ID to pick up their ballots. It isn’t like in the U. S., where a person can say he’s going to be out of town and have a ballot mailed to him."

AviatorTom · Accepted Answer

History may show that the 2016 and 2020 elections were both decided by negative voting. In 2016, many people voted against Hillary Clinton, and in 2020, there were many votes against Donald Trump. Rather than voting for the candidate you prefer, voting against the other candidate sets up a situation where the electorate ends up disappointed in who won they election.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Because everyone wanted Trump gone, they aren't happy with Biden because Biden was just a means to an end here. They'd have voted for anyone that could beat Trump and likely feel the same afterwards.

Anonymous · Answer

I voted for Donald Trump, I voted for Donald Trump because I thought he'd create a better America for everyone but after reading 800 or so pages on Queer Feminist theory I realise how much I've been duped. You gotta understand I come from a small steel town in Pennsylvania if I had known the foundational texts on intersectional theory I would never have chanted "lock her up lock her up!"

We were told Hillary Clinton was the enemy but it's clear now the true enemy is a patriarchal capitalist soceity that maintains its ascendance by making powerful and ambitious women appear threatening only to protect my status in a system purposely designed to benefit CISET white males like myself. Jesus.

Wheñ Donald Trump said that he would make America great again, it's obvious to me now that he was only trying to play off my own complicity and comfort in an unequal social structure that disproportionately strips women and minorities particularly trans and genderqueer people of color of their autonomy and seeks to subjugate and inveterate to an intentionally antagonistic androcratic order. I get that now after I attended a gender-fluid non-binary poetry slam at the Swarthmore. A couple of other guys from work attended it too and now it's all we talk about on the line.

I liked Trump because he tells it like it is but do you know who teally tells it like it is? Judith Butler "Gender is not to culture as sex is to nature; gender is also the discursive/cultural means by which 'sexed nature' or 'A natural sex' is produced and established as prediscursive, prior to culture, a politically neutral surface on which culture acts"

Massageman · Answer

Just one little' ol' problem - biden did NOT win fair and square, it was obviously unfair and cockeyed. I asked my grandkids - 5, 10 and 12 - about what they thought about some of the following charts. All of them commented about the strange, sudden spike in the early morning of each. Even a kindergartener knows that something is wrong! whoops -  Wisconsin -- whoops- your cheating is showing. Michigan - whoops- oooh look, both around 3:30- 4:00 in the morning!

Anonymous · Answer

The media lied about Trump constantly. His koi pond incident with Shinzo Abe, the "Nazis are fine people", "drink bleach", "Mexicans are rapists and murderers" and the idea that Trump *never* condemned white supremacy are all lies. Seriously, look at the footage for all those and it will show you what he really said.

So because of our dogshit journalistic standards, there are people who actually believe that he done all that and perhaps more, they were pissed off enough to not vote for him next time. Trump has enough to criticize him about without lying to our faces about it.

NamerOfStars · Answer

Simple logic: people didn't vote for Biden so much as they did against Trump. They'd been sold a bill of goods on how the wicked Orange Man was the Antichrist, and how literally ANYONE would be better. So they bring in someone else, and now it turns out that no, there are actually a great many people who'd be worse than Trump, and they've handed the reins of power to one of them.

People being stupid in their voting doesn't mean the election was illegitimate.

tartaarsaus · Answer

People can vote for someone because of reason x and then are disappointed that that candidate hasn’t done x sufficiently enough, which means they disapprove.

Basically, it is in fact possible to change their opinion from one point in time to another point in time

MCheetah · Answer

Anyone with a brain knows election fraud, or at least VERY shady sh*t, went down on Election Day 2020. Even motherf*cking Liberals didn't want Joe Biden! They wanted Bernie Sanders, and Joe Biden ended up being the nominee anyway.

Surely · Answer

Because the “Any body but Trumpers” voted against Trump with the now Biden broken promises of free stuff.
I have heard the Democrats saying that there was fraud. But not enough to change the outcome.
Shouldn’t any reports of fraud be investigated?

888theGreat · Answer

There were 100's of witnesses that saw cheating going on. Some were Democrats and against Trump , but said that was wrong and wanted fair elections. They know if Democrats cheated , that Republicans could do the same in future elections.

Anonymous · Answer

Even some of the people who got fooled into voting for him by constant favorable press coverage have changed their minds. They've seen that he's horrible at the job and that everything has gotten worse with him as president.

joeldalton · Answer

Most of the liberals who voted for biden did so because they were having a temper tantrum. No one liked biden who voted for him.

EnglishEuropean · Answer

Stop saying "overwhelming evidence". The only evidence of election fraud was Trump's phone calls to get the votes changed. That and the Republican fake electors.

Anonymous · Answer

Propaganda got him in because everyone is irrational when it come to Trump. Then he turned out to be even worse than the right said he was going to be.

OddBeMe · Answer

My god, that’s evidence that could destroy the nation…

Anonymous · Answer

I HAVE FOUND ANOTHER DOMESTIC TERRORSITS REPORTING ASAP!

IfJoe Biden won fair and square, how do you explain this sh*t?

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