comment: >
  
  truth social is still a things?!?!!?
context: More people voting is bad for republicans. They have been saying this since at least the 80’s >
  
  Southern conservatives have been trying to make voting a right of only rich white Christian males since the Civil War.  For everyone else it is considered a "privilege" to be taken away as they see fit. >
  
  I can't remember who, but some conservative pundit was recently ranting on Tucker Carlson's show about how only property owners should vote. >
  
  America: Shoot like 2020. Vote like 1820. >
  
  Glorious Leader accidentally said the quiet part out load regarding citizens being able to vote easily:
  
  The things they had in there were crazy. They had things, levels of voting that if you’d ever agreed to it, you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again. >
  
  I vote by mail because it’s convenient for me. If I’m forced to vote in person, I’ll always vote against the party that caused me to have to vote in person. >
  
  Republican’ts know they can’t win in free and fair elections. >
  
  Since 2016, we've seen more voter fraud from the right, than ever before. >
  
  But the republicans told me that democrats fraudulently vote all the time!
  Edit: /s >
  
  Projection, as always. >
  
  More times than not when voter turn out is high Republicans do bad. They took care of it on state levels by gerrymandering. That doesn't work on the federal level so they do the next best thing of preventing as many votes as possible and trying to disqualify as many of the votes that made it through. >
  
  Trumps own campaign manager bragged about the success of their voter suppression campaigns. >
  
  Hmm, Vote by Mail  ARE paper ballots.  They now have more ID checks than people who vote in person (at least in Texas). >
  
  GA uses paper ballots.  They do use a touch screen machine and printer to eliminate voter errors and put the marks on the paper, but the end result is a paper ballot that is scanned to register the votes, and can also be used in a hand recount. >
  
  Same in Texas, but some individuals don't seem to comprehend that  " electronic ballots" that most areas of the US have the same/ similar set-up as in GA and TX.
  But then djt wanted paper ballots only and counting time limited - so most votes would never be counted. >
  
  I browsed Reddit for a couple hours this morning and this is the first mention of Trump I've seen. That makes me unbelievably happy! The age of the worthless orange asshole seems to be fading! Sure, he isn't in prison yet, but this feels like a good start! >
  
  if things work  out his own voting ability will be very "inconveniently" curtailed for him. >
  
  Orange hair, orange ~~jump~~  jail suit? >
  
  That boys a time bomb >
  
  Black coat, white shoes, black hat, Cadillac? >
  
  Man, woman, person, camera? >
  
  more people in urban areas depend on public transportation, people in rural areas depend on personal transportation.
  you need a state ID to drive a car, you don’t need a ID to ride a train/bus/Uber
  it’s this simple.  ID requirements repress turnout in urban areas by a statistically significant amount.  even the smallest amount will change election results in multiple states choosing our next President >
  
  You know what pisses me off the most about this moron saying Mail in Ballots should be curtailed? Women have literally marched to get their voices heard and won. 
  As soon as I turned 18, as a female (England, for context) when there was an election I voted, and have done every single time, even local ones
  When this fool said ‘Stop the Count’ I felt it, because everyone that is eligible to vote, will do, unless they abstain (choice) but the fact he wanted peoples votes just thrown out, fucking infuriates me >
  
  I was in college in 1969 in a small Midwestern town.  As a 19 year old, I laughed as some of the local hicks protested against "outsiders" voting.
  The reason: They were afraid the students would have a say in choosing their mayor.
  If it wasn't for us "outsiders" the town would have dried up and blown away.  lulz >
  
  That’s it! Every single vote counts. I’m proud to be able to, but this buffoon, because they weren’t for him, Nope! Throw em out! Excuse me? >
  
  Even Trump's most devoted followers are turning away. They think he's "compromised by the deep state" or see through on his ruse. >
  
  Should we be setting up a charity or something to help these people reintegrate into society? Like they do for people who escape North Korea? >
  
  Problem is that the North Koreans that escape want out. The people the previous commenter is referring to are those that have dropped Trump for not being extreme enough. The type that boos him at one of his own rallies for suggesting that they consider taking the covid vaccine. >
  
  Perhaps this might help? >
  
  
  Trump Battles On Truth Social 
  
  Is there a windmill there or something? >
  
  Republican’ts know they can’t win in free and fair elections. Voter suppression is easier than coming up with policies that resonate with Americans. >
  
  voting on paper, all at once, on one day.  Such an 18th century thought. >
  
  Why does anyone pay any attention to the idiot who wanted to shine light into people to kill covid? He’s an utter moron. >
  
  Don't forget he also floated the idea of "injecting disinfectants." >
  
  Also, “Yo semite” >
  
  Refusing to back down on sharing the incorrect path of a hurricane and forcing the NWS to back his play so he wouldn't have to take an incredibly minor L. >
  
  It’s ridiculously hard to get a “fake” ballot through, let alone thousands.  How would one know that the thousands of registered voters they are submitting ballots for have not already or do not plan to vote for themselves?  We’ve seen several cases of Republican voters submitting ballots for others, including dead people - and we know about it because they got caught doing it.  
  It’s unsurprising yet still baffling that so many people in this country believe that you can just go and write down a random name, submit a ballot, and commit enough voter fraud to swing an election the other way.  Especially an election with the vote difference being ~8 million ballots.  That’s without even going into the even more ridiculous tales of dead dictators using other countries’ satellites to somehow beam changes into closed circuit voting machines.  It’s all incredibly absurd, even on the surface level. >
  
  That one comment, “Only Mar-a-Lago members should be allowed to vote!”, says it all. >
  
  I remember when he railed against mail-in voting during a press conference and a reporter asked him why he voted by mail just a month before, and he said well because I’m allowed to do it. >
  
  I can only vote by mail, screw having to drive somewhere, fight for parking and stand in a line, so convenient and very secure, no one is inserting fake ballots anywhere. >
  
  Who? >
  
  Bye bye Trump!! Hope you have fun in jail with all the people who followed you!! >
  
  truth social is still a things?!?!!? >
  
  Former guy is SUCH a fucking dick. >
  
  I am an able bodied working person who can drive, I have absolutely no “real” reason why I can’t go to the polls on Election Day, but fuck me sideways if I ever do, I have done it several times and it is an unpleasant experience, long queues, crap weather, people handing out a landfills worth of political propaganda, randos giving their views no one asking for, one year the guy in front of me stunk so bad of stale urine I nearly vomited. I have voted by mail for the last couple of years and will continue to do so, voting is a right and honestly if you don’t vote I feel you have no right to complain about the state of the country you chose not to partake in. I have never missed an election since I was able to vote. Mail voting allows everyone vote to be counted no excuses >
  
  Who cares what he says on the traitors stage. The only people going to that place are already infested with shit thoughts or are there to chronical this inside era in American politics. Regardless, actual humans with human hearts and souls don't have truth social accounts. >
  
  I fucking despise this man. He’s one of the worst things that’s ever happened to this country. Go. The. Fuck. Away. You. Loser. >
  
  Disenfranchising the Rural Boomers and Older Gen Xers that Republicans rely on sounds like a Stable Genius Idea to me. >
  
  It should take 15 tries? >
  
  Trump votes by mail too 😒 >
  
  Can’t anyone shut this jerk up? >
  
  Just flood truth social with chat bots so he thinks he’s reaching out to millions but it’s actually just an empty room >
  
  What did you expect from the orange penis. >
  
  Ya lets go back to the 1800s. I dunno why this clown does not fuck-off. >
  
  You need state IDs from 2 different states with the same address!
  But your car insurance and plates have to be different. >
  
  It's the Republican way. "None of these people will vote for me, so we're not gonna let them vote."
  And, well, it's the most fundamental bedrock of democracy that unless this buffoonery gets checked, it will result in actual hostilities at some point. >
  
  Not surprising >
  
  He should be in prison for attempting to overthrow our government!! POS! >
  
  The media really needs to stop reporting on this guy.
  He’s not gonna go away until we all just start ignoring him. >
  
  Make it so! - Capt. Trump >
  
  Evwr flown on a airplane? Did you know they - airline staff - can print your boarding pass anytime and pretty much anywhere? And it is safe and secure. How about that! Must be some sort of miracle of technology that allows us to associate a piece of paper with a person. >
  
  So, it should be easy, then?
  Voter fraud is incredibly rare and the things people suggest to "make it more secure" literally do nothing except make it more complicated and onerous. The few examples of voter fraud we have are from "secure" voting states like Georgia and Texas. >
  
  Trump does nothing because he holds no office,  and truth social is a D list social media platform with no audience. >
  
  More people voting is bad for republicans. They have been saying this since at least the 80’s >
  
  Southern conservatives have been trying to make voting a right of only rich white Christian males since the Civil War.  For everyone else it is considered a "privilege" to be taken away as they see fit. >
  
  I can't remember who, but some conservative pundit was recently ranting on Tucker Carlson's show about how only property owners should vote. >
  
  America: Shoot like 2020. Vote like 1820. >
  
  Glorious Leader accidentally said the quiet part out load regarding citizens being able to vote easily:
  
  The things they had in there were crazy. They had things, levels of voting that if you’d ever agreed to it, you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again. >
  
  I vote by mail because it’s convenient for me. If I’m forced to vote in person, I’ll always vote against the party that caused me to have to vote in person. >
  
  Republican’ts know they can’t win in free and fair elections. >
  
  Since 2016, we've seen more voter fraud from the right, than ever before. >
  
  But the republicans told me that democrats fraudulently vote all the time!
  Edit: /s >
  
  Projection, as always. >
  
  More times than not when voter turn out is high Republicans do bad. They took care of it on state levels by gerrymandering. That doesn't work on the federal level so they do the next best thing of preventing as many votes as possible and trying to disqualify as many of the votes that made it through. >
  
  Trumps own campaign manager bragged about the success of their voter suppression campaigns. >
  
  Hmm, Vote by Mail  ARE paper ballots.  They now have more ID checks than people who vote in person (at least in Texas). >
  
  GA uses paper ballots.  They do use a touch screen machine and printer to eliminate voter errors and put the marks on the paper, but the end result is a paper ballot that is scanned to register the votes, and can also be used in a hand recount. >
  
  Same in Texas, but some individuals don't seem to comprehend that  " electronic ballots" that most areas of the US have the same/ similar set-up as in GA and TX.
  But then djt wanted paper ballots only and counting time limited - so most votes would never be counted. >
  
  I browsed Reddit for a couple hours this morning and this is the first mention of Trump I've seen. That makes me unbelievably happy! The age of the worthless orange asshole seems to be fading! Sure, he isn't in prison yet, but this feels like a good start! >
  
  if things work  out his own voting ability will be very "inconveniently" curtailed for him. >
  
  Orange hair, orange ~~jump~~  jail suit? >
  
  That boys a time bomb >
  
  Black coat, white shoes, black hat, Cadillac? >
  
  Man, woman, person, camera? >
  
  more people in urban areas depend on public transportation, people in rural areas depend on personal transportation.
  you need a state ID to drive a car, you don’t need a ID to ride a train/bus/Uber
  it’s this simple.  ID requirements repress turnout in urban areas by a statistically significant amount.  even the smallest amount will change election results in multiple states choosing our next President >
  
  You know what pisses me off the most about this moron saying Mail in Ballots should be curtailed? Women have literally marched to get their voices heard and won. 
  As soon as I turned 18, as a female (England, for context) when there was an election I voted, and have done every single time, even local ones
  When this fool said ‘Stop the Count’ I felt it, because everyone that is eligible to vote, will do, unless they abstain (choice) but the fact he wanted peoples votes just thrown out, fucking infuriates me >
  
  I was in college in 1969 in a small Midwestern town.  As a 19 year old, I laughed as some of the local hicks protested against "outsiders" voting.
  The reason: They were afraid the students would have a say in choosing their mayor.
  If it wasn't for us "outsiders" the town would have dried up and blown away.  lulz >
  
  That’s it! Every single vote counts. I’m proud to be able to, but this buffoon, because they weren’t for him, Nope! Throw em out! Excuse me? >
  
  Even Trump's most devoted followers are turning away. They think he's "compromised by the deep state" or see through on his ruse. >
  
  Should we be setting up a charity or something to help these people reintegrate into society? Like they do for people who escape North Korea? >
  
  Problem is that the North Koreans that escape want out. The people the previous commenter is referring to are those that have dropped Trump for not being extreme enough. The type that boos him at one of his own rallies for suggesting that they consider taking the covid vaccine. >
  
  Perhaps this might help? >
  
  
  Trump Battles On Truth Social 
  
  Is there a windmill there or something? >
  
  Republican’ts know they can’t win in free and fair elections. Voter suppression is easier than coming up with policies that resonate with Americans. >
  
  voting on paper, all at once, on one day.  Such an 18th century thought. >
  
  Why does anyone pay any attention to the idiot who wanted to shine light into people to kill covid? He’s an utter moron. >
  
  Don't forget he also floated the idea of "injecting disinfectants." >
  
  Also, “Yo semite” >
  
  Refusing to back down on sharing the incorrect path of a hurricane and forcing the NWS to back his play so he wouldn't have to take an incredibly minor L. >
  
  It’s ridiculously hard to get a “fake” ballot through, let alone thousands.  How would one know that the thousands of registered voters they are submitting ballots for have not already or do not plan to vote for themselves?  We’ve seen several cases of Republican voters submitting ballots for others, including dead people - and we know about it because they got caught doing it.  
  It’s unsurprising yet still baffling that so many people in this country believe that you can just go and write down a random name, submit a ballot, and commit enough voter fraud to swing an election the other way.  Especially an election with the vote difference being ~8 million ballots.  That’s without even going into the even more ridiculous tales of dead dictators using other countries’ satellites to somehow beam changes into closed circuit voting machines.  It’s all incredibly absurd, even on the surface level. >
  
  That one comment, “Only Mar-a-Lago members should be allowed to vote!”, says it all. >
  
  I remember when he railed against mail-in voting during a press conference and a reporter asked him why he voted by mail just a month before, and he said well because I’m allowed to do it. >
  
  I can only vote by mail, screw having to drive somewhere, fight for parking and stand in a line, so convenient and very secure, no one is inserting fake ballots anywhere. >
  
  Who? >
  
  Bye bye Trump!! Hope you have fun in jail with all the people who followed you!!