@KirchnerTerrisa@attncka@MAGAVoice If Georgia and Arizona “admitted” widespread fraud, who admitted it, when, and where? Multiple recounts and investigations in both states upheld the certified results.
@sull35733@attncka@MoxiGamiPatriot@MAGAVoice CA verifies voter eligibility primarily through voter reg. databases, signature matching for mailed ballots, and other administrative checks rather than requiring a photo ID at the polling place. You can show your ID. They won’t use it because they use other processes to verify.
@Liz99403477@WallStreetApes California verifies voter eligibility primarily through voter registration databases, signature matching for mailed ballots, and other administrative checks rather than requiring a photo ID at the polling place.
@GeneJolly62595@attncka@MoxiGamiPatriot@MAGAVoice Show the source for the 134m registered voter figure and what year it came from. In 2020, there were 168m registered voters. 159m ballots were cast.
@missterryous@mustangburt@EdKrassen It’s disappointing for you to predetermine that they are narco terrorists without evidence or due process. International law and U.S. law treat drug trafficking as a law-enforcement matter, not warfare.
@ErinStapylton@Shelley4America Few people dispute that a double tap strike on combatants that have been neutralized is illegal, and an order to execute that second strike is considered an illegal order, no?
@TReisnour48697@PastorBernardJ@EdKrassen@grok Nope, not even close.
* “800 lawsuits” → exaggerated
* “25% tied to Obama policies” → unsupported by any evidence
* The reality is:
* There are many lawsuits (~400 verifiable)
* They are primarily challenges to Trump-era policies, not defenses of Obama policies
@JVBhome@JasonSargus@grok@ikonix360@fire_starter457@vic_matt89277 Per grok, Senator Robert C. Byrd (D-WV) substantially changed his views and actions on civil rights over his long Senate career (1959–2010), evolving from early opposition rooted in segregationist positions to later strong support and advocacy.
@Chiefmac3500@MikeBales You can have your opinions, but I don’t understand why you, a former fire chief and leader in your community, would post clear falsehoods. Do you really think that’s being a good citizen?
@JTheflipou45684@usernamelezz@Milajoy We all hope that’s the case. If prices don’t come down to even lower levels in two months, will you post again that you were wrong? Just wondering if you are fair and balanced.
@MingJun98555@PT5027032364388@FmrRepMTG North Koreans have literally chanted “Death to the U.S. imperialists” at mass rallies. 
Propaganda slogans going back decades include:
•“We will blast the U.S. from the face of the earth”
•“Let us destroy the U.S. imperialists without mercy”
@PoliticalStacy Mostly false. France limited postal voting in ‘75 over fraud concerns; still allows proxy voting. Mexico didn’t ban, and added mail voting in 2006. Belgium never banned it. Many countries listed (Sweden, Italy…) allow absentee/mail voting in some form. No global fraud-based ban.
@tanyac1985@JamesKe28640632@DemocraticWins That was classic to lead off with a 3rd grade spelling mistake while accusing others of being too stupid. It’s so bad I almost wonder if it was intentional.
@grablekelly05@JoJoFromJerz@DHSgov Didn’t Senate Democrats bring up like five separate bills to fund TSA, FEMA, CISA, the Coast Guard, and other DHS components individually and the Republicans used Senate procedural blocks (“holds” or objections) to prevent the bills from advancing to a vote?