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  1. If voting is that bad, then the current Republican control of all three branches of the Federal Government must be ill-gotten by voter fraud. The only fraudsters here are Trump and his minions. They’re acting out of fear. Not a good position for our “leaders.”

    1. With all the yelling and screaming about issues, you would think the 2024 election would be under the microscope, yet the focus is misdirected on 2020. Make it make sense.

  2. Statistics demonstrate that there is no problem, but Trump wants to do everything in his power to save his own butt in the midterms while at the same time continuing to sabatage his own campaign with his actions. He is as out-of-touch with reality as Biden but his handlers are too afraid to admit it to themselves and to Trump.

  3. Remember in 2020 and 2024 when Republicans were screeching about “Federal election interference” that clearly wasn’t happening? Yeah, every accusation is a confession.

    1. A.R.
      Both the Dems and the R’s have screamed about federal interference in the election process.
      Both sides have literally flopped on both sides of this issue.

    2. Keep on telling yourself it’s a both sides issue, Keith. It’s not.

      Then ask Mike Braun why his administration turned Indiana’s voting records over to the feds.

    3. Joe B.
      Sorry man, but it is a both sides issue.
      I remember before Trumps 2024 election that Dems were calling for federal control and interference. The R’s were screaming bloody murder.
      Then when the R’s took charge and were wanting federal intervention the Dems are screaming.

    4. Hey Keith let me help you understand the difference. A few specific democrats may have grumbled about Russian interference in our elections. Turns out, that happened, as proven by Trump’s own release of evidence thst we need the SAVE Act. But, no Democrat claimed, or still claims, that Hillary won in 2016 or Kamala won in 2024. It’s literally a central tenet of the Republican Party that Trump won in 2020, despite all the lawsuits and investigations proving that he lost. You like to think you’re a both sides man, but you’re just a man who can’t admit he’s part of the cult, unwillingly or otherwise.

    5. There is only one party claiming that their candidate won when they clearly lost. Only one party is obviously lying about “illegal voting.” Federal Election Watchers have always been a thing, but Republicans only decided to make a stink about it starting in 2020.

      No, it’s not a “both sides” thing.

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