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  Minnesota has recorrected after the Bachmann debacle. Wisconsin and Ohio are going on 15 years of a massively regressive downward spiral and show zero signs of changing course. if you're patting yourself on the back because you aren't a Northern Alabama, then congrats.
context: So tired of these audio leak articles that DONT HAVE A LINK TO THE FUCKING AUDIO >
  
  Did you click the link?  The audio is the only thing in the article. >
  
  They’re referring to the guardian article in the original post, I believe. >
  
  Oh my fault, their reply was to a link that clearly has the audio. >
  
  They have emails going back to oct 31st Trump was going to lie about the results if he lost.  So there was a clear conspiracy. >
  
  He had been talking about it since at least July. Really since 2016 saying he was cheated out of winning the popular vote against Clinton. >
  
  I feel crazy sometimes, like I’m the only person in the world who remembers this. He also put together a committee around that time to investigate “voter fraud” but it just kind of disappeared. >
  
  Reminds me of the ask of Zelenskiy. Don't need an actual investigation, simply just announce an investigation...that's all. Trump isn't anymore interested in voter fraud than he was in rooting out supposed corruption in Ukraine. If you view all of Trump's actions through the lens of him maintaining money and personal power it makes sense. >
  
  You don't need a lens to see Trump's crimes.   You just have to be objective and have a working sense of right and wrong. >
  
  Yeah, no shit. The only reason that Orange dipshit is running again in 2024 is so that he can continue spreading his QAnon propaganda to the mainstream media instead of just saying it on his shitty social media app. >
  
  And he wants to stay relevant so he can keep grifting. >
  
  ... and stay out of jail ... >
  
  And bang that hot chic his son in law is married to >
  
  Noice. >
  
  This is the six consecutive election they’ve made fraud claims of Democrat’s harvesting ballots and still have zero evidence. But it still mobilizes their base and raises them money, so they are looking for ways to do it better in 2024
  For example, the GOP-controlled Arizona legislature established rules where it is now OK to erase emails after 90 days. This means that they can continue to scheme and lie to undermine Arizona voters (specifically in the Democrat-leaning Maricopa county) with even less public transparency as in 2020 and 2022. >
  
  I’m old enough to remember Bush’s US Attorney scandal. 
  If anyone reading this comment doesn’t know what that is, it’s when Bush’s DOJ got caught firing US attorneys as payback for refusing to bring bogus voter fraud charges targeting democrats ahead of the then upcoming midterm elections (with the purpose of specifically boosting republicans for that election). 
  Go read the congressional reports. Would you believe if I told you there are even emails! 
  Blows my mind this isn’t always appended to the “voter fraud” discussion. That was a huge fucking scandal at the time! The Attorney General resigned over it!! >
  
  For those, like me, who haven't heard of this, here's the Wikipedia article. >
  
  More proof Wisconsin is a cesspool of bigotry and idiocy. >
  
  Depends where, same as every damn state. Don’t even try and say we’re on par with the south, or even any worse than the rest of the Midwest