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The Democrats are going to rig the next election the same way they cheated last time


Voter fraud is exceedingly rare in this country, despite what Fragilego Mussolini claims.
I thought rich and powerful guys paying for sex with young girls was rare until I saw even a fraction of what has now been exposed. Sure they have a lot of sex but why would they pay for it? Who would have thought that rich powerful men would have so much trouble getting layed that they would even have to pay for it?

The Epstein debacle shows us just how much fraud and deceit there is out there that we have no idea about.
Congratulations. That's the dumbest thing I've read all day. Though to be fair, I haven't opened up Facebook or Reddit yet.

Child sex trafficking and a voting in US elections have a key difference you missed by a country mile. Each state runs their own elections, and while there are differences, they're all very carefully watched. Every ballot and every vote is tracked, tallied, and verified. Voter registration data is updated and kept in secure storage. There are entire state and local agencies whose only job is to make sure that elections are run smoothly and fairly. It is as transparent as possible (given the responsibility to keep the vote anonymous) but also very carefully monitored.

Child sex traffickers - on the other hand - hide everything they do. The rich and powerful pedos (your favorite President included) will do literally anything within their considerable power to hide their crimes. Because its...well...criminal.

States have recounts and audits. Sex traffickers are notoriously averse to anyone looking into their business. Elections can be audited by outside agencies (such as the farcical "Cyber Ninjas" here in AZ). Sex traffickers aren't going to give their client list and a record of every financial transaction to an independent auditor. Perhaps you've heard of this whole "Epstein Files" fiasco?

The data is all in there, but the bad guys (including Trump, his personal lawyer/Attorney General and other perpetrators) are deliberately hiding as much as possible.

Yes, there are bad people who do bad things to children. No, there is no "widespread voter fraud" or "stolen elections." Your reasoning (and I use the term loosely) that there must be fraud because there's no evidence of fraud is frankly bonkers.
 
In 2022 the Kansas Secretary of State and Attorney General promised to go after illegals voting and voter fraud in the state. Four years later, the results are in 12 cases of voter fraud were uncovered and of those 12, one was an illegal. There are two million registered voters in the state. I would venture a guess that others states are proportionally similar. It's not worth all the bulllshit in the SAVE act.
 
In 2022 the Kansas Secretary of State and Attorney General promised to go after illegals voting and voter fraud in the state. Four years later, the results are in 12 cases of voter fraud were uncovered and of those 12, one was an illegal. There are two million registered voters in the state. I would venture a guess that others states are proportionally similar. It's not worth all the bulllshit in the SAVE act.
Yeah but what if [/magatard]

Just to be clear, I don't believe in unicorns.
 
In 2022 the Kansas Secretary of State and Attorney General promised to go after illegals voting and voter fraud in the state. Four years later, the results are in 12 cases of voter fraud were uncovered and of those 12, one was an illegal. There are two million registered voters in the state. I would venture a guess that others states are proportionally similar. It's not worth all the bulllshit in the SAVE act.
Well it's obvious that the Kansas Secretary of State and AG are agents of the "Deep State" that have been paid by George Soros.
 

President Donald Trump’s pressure on federal prosecutors to charge noncitizens with voting illegally has produced just a handful of cases, with others falling away as investigators find innocent explanations or struggle to prove bad intent, according to current and former officials.

Prosecutors typically assume a jury would not convict someone if they accidentally or mistakenly cast a ballot. That raises the bar for bringing charges even in the relatively rare instances when noncitizens do vote, such as in Tuesday’s announcement that a software error in New Jersey’s motor vehicle system incorrectly registered 6,600 people, about 400 of whom went on to cast ballots.

The Justice Department has investigated and then declined to prosecute cases in which noncitizens mistakenly registered because they did not speak English well or understand the law, according to a person familiar with the investigations. In at least one instance, a noncitizen with Alzheimer’s disease registered to vote, complicating the prospects of charging that case, the person said. In multiple cases brought to investigators, prosecutors determined that the noncitizens didn’t realize they were registered to vote.
 
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