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Dan,

#31

"With how many proven cases? Zero?"

Again...you should stop saying this sentence in your posts. Here is at least one.

Now you've added Michigan to your criteria.

What's next?

Must be left-handed and have red hair.

www.justice.gov

Don't deflect and talk about something I said. I'm not talking about me. I am referring to your "zero" comment you make over and over.

You should stop using that line because "zero" is not accurate.

Here's Michigan:
electionfraud.heritage.org

Only 5 convictions since 2017. None in 24 or 25.

So much for "plenty".

Dan,

Here's one from AP.

apnews.com

Bruce Bartman pleaded guilty to two counts of perjury and one count of unlawful voting after casting a 2020 ballot in his deceased mother's name.

He received five years' probation.

That alone disproves your claim of "zero proven cases."

@#19 ... That's my take on it. ...

Yeah, and the MAGA trolls seem to be reveling in denigrating his win.

Pres Trump has even called into question election results.

Trump Reacts to El-Sayed Win, Calls Detroit Third World'
meidasnews.com

... President Donald Trump, reacting to the primary win of Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, attacked Michigan's Wayne County, home to Detroit, in a Truth Social post Wednesday, calling the area "one of the most corrupt voting areas in the United States" and describing it as "strictly Third World."

Trump repeated long-standing claims that the county's elections are fraudulent, alleging without evidence that more votes being cast than there are actual voters and warning of "fake mail-in ballots" ahead of November's election. ...


What might they be afraid of?

Some background ...

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
en.wikipedia.org

... The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is an independent agency of the United States government responsible for consumer protection in the financial sector. CFPB's jurisdiction includes banks, credit unions, securities firms, payday lenders, mortgage-servicing operations, foreclosure relief services, debt collectors, for-profit colleges, and other financial companies operating in the United States. ...


A data center opened next door. Then came the high-pitched whine.
www.politico.com

... Lindsay Shaw was happy when she found out a data center was going up 100 meters from her front door.

Unlike most of her neighbors, she preferred a supercomputing hub to a shopping mall, which might bring a crush of car traffic. She was even more pleased when she learned the data center would generate its own power -- rather than connecting to the grid and driving up her electric bills.

But then the data center turned on, along with the eight natural gas turbines powering it. Now her home is barraged by a high-pitch whine that she says has made her newly screened-in porch unusable.

"We don't want to be outside anymore," said Shaw, a cybersecurity professional living in Loudoun County, one of the densest data center hotbeds on Earth.

"A lot of people might see this as progress, like I did. But if it's impacting you then you see, Oh, that's what it means for a data center to be in your community.'" ...

[emphasis mine]

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