> > I don't mean literal war like that, I mean the cold war is reopened. Congress is
> > launching a bipartisan investigation and electors are talking about plans to block
> > Trump when they have to vote in a few days because they don't have all the
> > information.
> >
> > Your definition of fair and square is different from mine. Last minute voter laws
> to
> > stop the poor which turned away more voters in states than Trump won by is not
> fair.
>
>
> I'm curious as to what methods they used to weed out lower income voters, especially
> when polls are usually just lines of people getting there when they get there, rich
> or poor. Were they asked to show their W-2s, and if it was lower than some amount,
> told to move to the end of the line?... Or given fake ballots? Closing polls early in
> bad neighborhoods?
>
Most of the voter blocking to my understanding is requiring a state driver license instead of other forms of ID, but truth be told, I'm not an expert on the small details of it. The laws are made by Republicans though so do the math. I read that 600,000 were estimated to have been turned away in one state alone, it was either MI or WI, I don't remember. There is also Republicans like the bald freak governor of Florida fighting against voter time extensions due to weather that are disgusting. Ask yourself, is it ok to stop people from voting in any case?
> > Fake news attacking Clinton that Republicans are stupid enough to believe is not
> > fair.
>
> Like, how she's corrupt?....
>
But he's actually far more corrupt, doing it right in front of your face, the people getting positions were either Trump donors or people who want to literally destroy the departments they will head. The guy in charge of the energy department said he wanted to shut it down. The moron for HUD has spoken against public housing. The guy heading the environmental protection agency is a climate denier who is suing them. It's the worst thing I've ever seen. Jeff Sessions says people who smoke weed aren't good people. Bannon is the alt right king of hell. It's a worse shitshow than the RNC convention.
The Russians hacked both sides and only released the dirt on the Democrats to sway the election to Trump. Who knows what dirt they have on Trump, but looking at his lawsuits, hell just the one Trump U lawsuit is worse than all of Clinton's corruption put together. Clinton is simply playing the money game that Washington has run on for decades, one small step away from lobbying or the PACs that help Trump, while Trump's U scandal alone, well, you can make up your own mind after reading about it. If you think it was ok then I guess it's your opinion. If you think there is a chance he's an innocent victim in the other pending lawsuits again, think whatever you want. After all we are living in the post-truth world now. Trump won the popular vote and so on.
> > Republican Comey dropping last minute horseshit bomb on Clinton days before the
> > election is not fair. I'm not saying she was a good candidate, and the DNC is in
> the
> > gutter with what they did to Bernie
>
> because she, even "the system", is corrupt.
>
The DNC can't seem to do anything right.
> > but she barely lost in battlegound states and
> > these things were more than enough to sway them by the little amounts he won by.
>
> > The
> > worst is the Republicans blocking people from voting and blocking recount efforts
> and
> > dismissing the Russian interference because it helped them win.
>
>
> From what I understand, there have been a number of recounts... And the outcome
> wasn't any different, or came up with just a few more votes for Trump anyway.
>
Jill Stein filed for recount in 3 states. Only in 1 did she actually get the hand count done, and Trump still won it. But the fact that Trump and Republicans fought the efforts to recount and blocked most of it is scary. If that doesn't trouble you then I guess it will be a comfortable 4 years of skinhead authoritarian heaven for you. Good for you.
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