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Also, why do you assume that all illegal votes end up being discovered especially on states where those in power don't want illegal votes to be discovered?
#10 | Posted by BellRinger

Where do you think the votes are coming from? Voter history rolls are public record. They have a history of every vote that was cast in the election.

Every ballot cast has to have a corresponding person on the voter rolls that now shows as having voted. Otherwise the number of cast ballots would be more than the number of people shown as having voted. If that were the case, it would be pretty easy for you to show evidence of it. So show me the evidence.

There are other possibilities as well. Ineligible voters being on the rolls... and THEN CASTING A VOTE. But that is also easy to prove. Find a person on the rolls who was ineligible, and then show that they voted from their history.

The last I can think of is an ineligible person impersonating someone who did not vote. But you should be able to find people on the rolls who show as having voted, but did not actually vote. Again, that should be pretty easy to find. And you would likely have a bunch of people who got flagged for trying to vote twice, because how would the fraudsters know who to impersonate?

So please share your evidence of fraud or your theories (based upon how voting, voter rolls, and public information work) of how the fraud could be committed without it being pretty easily uncovered by citizen journalists, much less the political party that has a vested interest in uncovering fraud.

Congress has not approved more funding for the Iran war. They have not approved initial funding for the Iran war. These "supplies" are very expensive.

I don't think it is a stretch to assume that a big reason for the shortage of these "supplies" is that there is not money allocated for them to be replaced. And no money allocated for ramping up production.

Republicans are a big fan of the "starve the beast" strategy. Just don't collect taxes and the government "has to" get smaller. (Which seems to have just resulted in a big government deeply in debt, but I digress.) This seems to be the Democrat version of it. They cannot stop Trump from going to war. But if they do not allocate money to the military, then eventually he will have no more weapons to go to war WITH.

Which, as I have been pointing out, makes the weapons stockpiles a political and policy question, much more than a national security one.

And, I say again, that if Republicans are concerned about the national security aspects of it all they gave to do is declare war, and allocate money to fight it. That handles the political/policy questions and maintaining national security can be the priority.

Honestly, you seem to be arguing that Republicans should be allowed to force the political/policy questions in their favor by claiming national security concerns. Which I am completely opposed to. I do not like the president bring able to unilaterally start a war. I definitely believe that there should continue to be checks on him being able to fight it, that there should continue to be enforced transparency (a probably even more checks and transparency) IF he is fighting it unilaterally.

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