I don't recall a proposition regarding sending un requested ballots out to the general population. I don't recall an initiative changing which ballots are acceptable and not, nor one that changes the dates in which the ballots may be accepted.

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Tue Jan 26, 2021 2:29 pm

Ok let’s do this... no excuse absentee voting in Michigan came into being how?

Please, tell me.

But you CAN shout fire in a crowded theater if there's actually a fire... If you continue to drink the kool-aid that this was a fraudulent election, then the thread should end right here. I will stop believing so when someone explains to me why the last minute changes made to the election process i...

Agreed. In a country of precedents, this situation is VERY interesting to me. Setting the precedent that we just look the other way at the end of any Federal term is a dangerous one. We currently don’t have a way, beyond the impeachment process, to determine what’s considered a serious crime or wha...

But you CAN shout fire in a crowded theater if there's actually a fire... If you continue to drink the kool-aid that this was a fraudulent election, then the thread should end right here. I will stop believing so when someone explains to me why the last minute changes made to the election process i...

But you CAN shout fire in a crowded theater if there's actually a fire...

Your stretching is making you look silly here. No more silly than the stretch being made by the impeachment farce that is currently taking place, which was the intended point of this thread. The current impeachment is for a legitimate reason. “You’ve gotta fight like hell or you’re gonna lose you’r...

audiophile wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 12:56 pm

These Biden advisors have lost their minds!

Imitation is the purest form of flattery.
As they say...

"Follow the leader."

They were going to March down there and have tea and discuss this reasonably? That was gonna be their fight? No way. As far as precedent goes there are already a couple of examples of judges being impeached once out of office. That march was pre planned and started well before Trump was finished sp...

Agreed. In a country of precedents, this situation is VERY interesting to me. Setting the precedent that we just look the other way at the end of any Federal term is a dangerous one. We currently don’t have a way, beyond the impeachment process, to determine what’s considered a serious crime or wha...

Definitely not. However, Trump was not a private citizen on January 6th. I think there is definitely room for debate on whether or not the Constitution speaks to this situation with Trump being on trial after leaving office. We get into 14th Amendment arguments and so forth with that discussion. Th...

While admittedly 95% political in nature, you do have to admit that there is foundation for the inquiry via impeachment and trial. Thank goodness it's not every day that we see what happened on Jan 6 at the Capitol. The process in the Constitution was put in place for a reason -- to allow things li...

Your stretching is making you look silly here. No more silly than the stretch being made by the impeachment farce that is currently taking place, which was the intended point of this thread. The current impeachment is for a legitimate reason. “You’ve gotta fight like hell or you’re gonna lose you’r...

Robert Faygo wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:57 am

Your stretching is making you look silly here.

No more silly than the stretch being made by the impeachment farce that is currently taking place, which was the intended point of this thread.

Robert Faygo wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:20 am

Posting bail: legal (which doesn't need to be proven as it's ... ummm ... legal)

It's not that hard.

So posting bail isn't giving aid....

Got it.