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    36 months ago

    True. But they’re still adding evidence. We can point to things like the mail worker delivering the mail-in ballots the other day. While sure, a whole bunch of people will see that and cry foul, those people were already lost. But a normal person can watch the video that was recorded and see with their own eyes a postal worker going about their day-to-day job.

    I think that video hurt Trump’s fraud claims in the long run, despite it initially going viral as some kind of nefarious plot. They shot themselves in the foot, as they so often do.

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      6 months ago

      I don’t think “normal” people are looking at any of the details. The big lie will be out there regardless.

      Also you should consider voter intimidation any time proven violent gangs are hanging around polls, whether they are doing so “peacefully” or not.

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      https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/guide-laws-against-intimidation-voters-and-election-workers

      Intimidating conduct can take many forms. For example, courts have found the following conduct to constitute unlawful intimidation:

      …efforts to closely follow, monitor, or surveil voters at polling places

      and improper threats of potential criminal prosecution, arrest, or other legal action.

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        16 months ago

        I’m not so sure, things are easy to google these days. And yes, I did mention that unarmed and nonviolently was a lot to ask for.