comment: >
  
  Cuckservative should be the new Republican insult of choice. It's fun to watch them squirm when you challenge them on their new dismissive term.
context: Harry Wait ordered ballots in the names of others to show voter fraud is possible. Now facing up to 13 years in prison, he is undaunted in his crusade to change Wisconsin’s voting laws.
  
  Umm…. I’m pretty sure he actually just proved that voter fraud isn’t possible, and that the laws he’s trying to change actually work pretty well. >
  
  Rather, he attempted voter fraud to prove that voter fraud can be attempted. He can't prove that it can be attempted without being caught or having grave consequences. What an absolute moron. >
  
  Stop insulting morons. People like him are in a league apart. >
  
  Hay 1 in 3 Americans are Morons, I should know >
  
  and yet they don't want to be held accountable to the damage they have brought to the republic and cost to the nation.  They want to slink away and just look for the next opportunity to try to grab power.
  The burglar caught trying to get in the house slinking away only to look at the second floor windows. >
  
  Send him to prison for 13 years. If preventing voter fraud is that important to him, he should be willing to serve as a cautionary tale. >
  
  His saving grace, so far, is that a group of other nutjobs is paying his legal bills. Unfortunately for him, if he does end up going to jail, they won't be able to serve his term for him. You can't serve out your prison term by proxy. >
  
  vote >
  
  They slowly inch away from it, than gaslight it was never them, and last step pretend it was always the Democrats. What happens when you face zero accountability >
  
  This has always been the problem. It began in 2008’when the Obama administration decided to spend its huge amount of popular political capital advancing transformative legislation instead of litigating the lies and war crimes of the previous Republican admin (I’m not sure how successful it would have been anyways). 
  Because of this, we have a party that refused to admit it was lied to for war profits and pretends it never happened. This sets the stage for this current behavior and denialism. Rinse and repeat. >
  
  "One squirrel tries valiantly to find a viable nut" >
  
  He committed voter fraud in order to prove that the system doesn’t work, and in doing so, he got caught and now faces up to 13 years in prison—proving that the system works. >
  
  Voter fraud is entirely different from election fraud.
  There's nothing new or novel about voter fraud, an individual voter voting twice or voting in the name of another individual.
  2020 had allegations of election fraud: Hundreds of thousands of votes being changed or ignored, done by an organized group.
  What a moron. What an absolute fool. 13 years to consider what I just typed in 2 minutes. >
  
  If the mods will allow it, here's an archive. >
  
  So that’s what a conservative activist looks like,  guy drinking at a bar all by himself. >
  
  This is not "activism." It is just being a moron and a criminal. >
  
  Surprise, he spends so much time drinking in a bar, that's where he wanted to be interviewed.  I think a lot of our political issues stem from the fact that boomers, over 6 - 7 decades of everyday drinking, have melted their frontal lobes and are subsisting on damaged brains, incapable of empathy, afraid/dismissive of new experiences and ideas, and more at home with bigotry and faith-based reasoning than uncomfortable truths.
  Don't drink every day, people.  In fact, try sobriety for a change. >
  
  Look, I'm a boomer that has drunk a ton of alcohol in dive bars and I agree said bars are full of brain dead MAGAs just quit blaming the alcohol. >
  
  Thank you >
  
  I hope it helps to hasten their demise. 
  
  Some Republicans worry that the emphasis on electoral fraud will prove self-defeating for the party.
  When voters are told “that their vote doesn’t count, they stop voting,” said former congressman Reid J. Ribble (R-Wis.). He encouraged Republicans to push back on the claims of activists including Wait by assuring voters that elections are secure and the results accurate. If they don’t, he said, they risk losing more elections.
  “The House wave didn’t happen, because there were too many election deniers,” he said. >
  
  More are being indoctrinated as we speak. And, sadly, many immigrants are buying the nonsense they're selling. So the beat goes on. >
  
  Cuckservative should be the new Republican insult of choice. It's fun to watch them squirm when you challenge them on their new dismissive term. >
  
  Being contrarian should be classified as a mental illness.... I hope he goes to prison...pos >
  
  It’s almost as if they knew it wasn’t true all along. >
  
  The last kid to believe in Santa >
  
  
  “I’d do it again in a heartbeat because to save the republic, soldiers have to draw blood and blood be drawn,” Wait said as he sat on the courthouse bench.
  
  I'm no Rhodes Scholar, but me thinks a statement like that won't help you get a lesser sentence. >
  
  
  Harry Wait ordered ballots in the names of others to show voter fraud is possible. Now facing up to 13 years in prison, he is undaunted in his crusade to change Wisconsin’s voting laws.
  
  Umm…. I’m pretty sure he actually just proved that voter fraud isn’t possible, and that the laws he’s trying to change actually work pretty well. >
  
  Rather, he attempted voter fraud to prove that voter fraud can be attempted. He can't prove that it can be attempted without being caught or having grave consequences. What an absolute moron. >
  
  Stop insulting morons. People like him are in a league apart. >
  
  Hay 1 in 3 Americans are Morons, I should know >
  
  and yet they don't want to be held accountable to the damage they have brought to the republic and cost to the nation.  They want to slink away and just look for the next opportunity to try to grab power.
  The burglar caught trying to get in the house slinking away only to look at the second floor windows. >
  
  Send him to prison for 13 years. If preventing voter fraud is that important to him, he should be willing to serve as a cautionary tale. >
  
  His saving grace, so far, is that a group of other nutjobs is paying his legal bills. Unfortunately for him, if he does end up going to jail, they won't be able to serve his term for him. You can't serve out your prison term by proxy. >
  
  vote >
  
  They slowly inch away from it, than gaslight it was never them, and last step pretend it was always the Democrats. What happens when you face zero accountability >
  
  This has always been the problem. It began in 2008’when the Obama administration decided to spend its huge amount of popular political capital advancing transformative legislation instead of litigating the lies and war crimes of the previous Republican admin (I’m not sure how successful it would have been anyways). 
  Because of this, we have a party that refused to admit it was lied to for war profits and pretends it never happened. This sets the stage for this current behavior and denialism. Rinse and repeat. >
  
  "One squirrel tries valiantly to find a viable nut" >
  
  He committed voter fraud in order to prove that the system doesn’t work, and in doing so, he got caught and now faces up to 13 years in prison—proving that the system works. >
  
  Voter fraud is entirely different from election fraud.
  There's nothing new or novel about voter fraud, an individual voter voting twice or voting in the name of another individual.
  2020 had allegations of election fraud: Hundreds of thousands of votes being changed or ignored, done by an organized group.
  What a moron. What an absolute fool. 13 years to consider what I just typed in 2 minutes. >
  
  If the mods will allow it, here's an archive. >
  
  So that’s what a conservative activist looks like,  guy drinking at a bar all by himself. >
  
  This is not "activism." It is just being a moron and a criminal. >
  
  Surprise, he spends so much time drinking in a bar, that's where he wanted to be interviewed.  I think a lot of our political issues stem from the fact that boomers, over 6 - 7 decades of everyday drinking, have melted their frontal lobes and are subsisting on damaged brains, incapable of empathy, afraid/dismissive of new experiences and ideas, and more at home with bigotry and faith-based reasoning than uncomfortable truths.
  Don't drink every day, people.  In fact, try sobriety for a change. >
  
  Look, I'm a boomer that has drunk a ton of alcohol in dive bars and I agree said bars are full of brain dead MAGAs just quit blaming the alcohol. >
  
  Thank you >
  
  I hope it helps to hasten their demise. 
  
  Some Republicans worry that the emphasis on electoral fraud will prove self-defeating for the party.
  When voters are told “that their vote doesn’t count, they stop voting,” said former congressman Reid J. Ribble (R-Wis.). He encouraged Republicans to push back on the claims of activists including Wait by assuring voters that elections are secure and the results accurate. If they don’t, he said, they risk losing more elections.
  “The House wave didn’t happen, because there were too many election deniers,” he said. >
  
  More are being indoctrinated as we speak. And, sadly, many immigrants are buying the nonsense they're selling. So the beat goes on.