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Yes, there actually is voter fraud

Oct 20, 2016, 4:54 PM

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Donald Trump has said that the election system is rigged against him. (AP)

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Have you noticed how absolutely desperate the media is to tell you there is no voter fraud?

How can they say this when, within our own state, the Attorney General of Washington allowed Sound Transit to commit voter fraud — he said its OK if you break the law by mistake.

Conservatives need to disconnect the satellite and unplug your cable

Not to mention the fraud of the global warming studies and climate alarmists wanting to change the meaning and number of hurricanes.

But the media would have you believe that there is no fraud at all.

Now, I’m not a fan of what Donald Trump is doing — his “if I don’t do well, then its fraud.”  But Trump is correct that there is fraud within the system.

I’m halfway tempted to vote illegally in our state to show how easy it would be.

Dead people have found to be voting in Colorado. Pennsylvania citizens have been shown to have voted twice. Illegal voting has occurred in Philadelphia, voter fraud in Texas, election fraud in Kentucky. Just do a Google search.

There are people who would do anything short of murder to become president. It’s precious to them. The whole idea that voter fraud doesn’t exist is nonsense. You could swing a presidential election with around 1,200 people.

But we’re not supposed to talk about that. We’re supposed to have trust in the system.

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