Democrats certainly, pulling all stops to facilitate mass election fraud on their side. Our side must be vigilant and we all have to report suspicious activity with a focus on any person handling multiple ballots. That should be the starting point. We all have one vote and one ballot. Anyone else who has in his possession multiple ballots should be suspect and should be investigated and charged with election fraud if proven.
2020 Election is Over----Dems just don't realize it yet.
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Donald Trump is heading for second presidential victory, poll shows
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1329181/us-election-2020-donald-trump-joe-biden
In the latest monthly Democracy Institute (DI)/Sunday Express poll President Trump has 48 per cent of the popular support over the former vice president's 45 per cent. In the key swing states the gap is even bigger, with 49 per cent for Trump to 42 per cent for Biden giving the President a seven-point lead.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1329181/us-election-2020-donald-trump-joe-biden
In the latest monthly Democracy Institute (DI)/Sunday Express poll President Trump has 48 per cent of the popular support over the former vice president's 45 per cent. In the key swing states the gap is even bigger, with 49 per cent for Trump to 42 per cent for Biden giving the President a seven-point lead.
sunday express is fake news
Looks like Republicans are unleashing their own October Surprise this year implicating Hillary, Obama, Biden et al in The Russian Hoax scandal. They got tired of waiting on Durham and I say Bravo. (There may not be indictments with Durham's investigation anyway even though they are well deserved.)
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Kamala Harris Lied About Abraham Lincoln and the Supreme Court
https://pjmedia.com/election/tyler-...braham-lincoln-and-the-supreme-court-n1019551
Lincoln delayed because the Senate was not in session when Taney died. In fact, the Senate session ended on July 4, 1864, and did not convene again until December 5, 1864. “It was once common for the Senate to be out of session for much of the summer and fall,” McLaughlin wrote. The Senate session calendar confirms this.
As McLaughlin noted, Lincoln nominated Chase on the very day that the Senate reconvened, and the Senate confirmed him that day.
https://pjmedia.com/election/tyler-...braham-lincoln-and-the-supreme-court-n1019551
Lincoln delayed because the Senate was not in session when Taney died. In fact, the Senate session ended on July 4, 1864, and did not convene again until December 5, 1864. “It was once common for the Senate to be out of session for much of the summer and fall,” McLaughlin wrote. The Senate session calendar confirms this.
As McLaughlin noted, Lincoln nominated Chase on the very day that the Senate reconvened, and the Senate confirmed him that day.