Voter Intimidation: Trump to send goon squad to voting stations

Because they know the cheating works to their advantage so they ignore it/ pretend like it's not an actual thing.

Democrats are always trying to cheat. If it's not dead people somehow voting (and it's funny how they usually always vote democrat lol) then it's illegal aliens voting. That's why they have always been against mandatory voter ID before voting. Now they are trying to pull off this universal mail-in voting scam.

They are so massively butthurt Trump is making it harder for them to cheat without being noticed.

Can we get more action like this but at the Democratic-Shill mainstream media and tech companies?

Let's station military and police inside their offices to intimidate them into telling the truth in their news. That would be amazing!

Originally posted by Surtur
For those who scoff, like what level of voter fraud do you feel happens, if any?

Zero? A negligible amount? How much fraud is too much?

"Negligible amount," my ass. Democrats and Democrat-voters always downplay the voter fraud as being a "negligible amount" no matter how much evidence you show them that proves otherwise.

They'll never admit that w/our voter fraud they'd rarely win an election.

'But CNN, Rachel Maddow, and Snopes says it's a negligible amount! Surely, they'd never lie!" Lmao.

Originally posted by BackFire
“People are just going to say hey, I got a ballot, that’s great, let me vote. And it’s a terrible thing.“

This sounds like a good thing to me. Assuming these people are all eligible voters then them voting is a good thing.

It's one of those moments where Trump's filter failed and he basically told you how he feels about people being allowed to vote. He doesn't like it.

He even tried to intimidate Biden and just looked crass and disgusting.

Originally posted by NewGuy01
A negligible amount. Not enough to tangibly affect the result of any election.
The proposed anti-voter fraud countermeasures, on the other hand, could tangibly affect voter turnout, which is why we don't like them. It's also why they're being proposed in the first place, despite there not being a problem, fyi.

I thought the millions of lost ballots from 2016 greatly debunks the myth that mail-in-ballot problems are rare.

Fraud != lost ballots

Fraud & lost ballots = lost votes

Lost votes is what this is about.

Electronics voting is the solution. Not mail-in ballots.

In other words, the main in ballot voter fraud issue is a red herring. It's a stupid argument from both sides. That's never been the crux of the problem.