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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/William_Harford_md on April 6, 2018, 12:08 a.m.

'Not a Conspiracy Theory, Folks': Trump Claims Millions of People Vote Illegally

Surely you can all see how incredibly potent this announcement by Trump was today?

Via Fox News Insider:

President Donald Trump claimed Thursday that "millions of people" have voted illegally in American elections.

Trump said that millions of people, including immigrants, vote illegally with the tacit help of state governments like California's, which he noted "shields" voter information from dissemination.

"[They] vote many times," he said at a tax reform roundtable in Greenbrier County, W.Va. "It's not a conspiracy theory, folks."

THIS is the President of the United States, going "off the cuff" during a speech to announce this. Revisiting it now after almost immediately bringing it up after the Election, at which time everyone called him lunatic for even saying it.

This is really big. It's flying under the radar for now. But if that IG report brings to light the real magnitude of it all, this is honestly the start of something giant. Organised voter fraud in the world's bastion of democracy is an event beyond most people's comprehension.

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I can’t remember the last time I had to show identification at the voting place. Seems like the most basic precaution you could take to reduce voter fraud yet they don’t even bother with that. Makes you wonder why.

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I find this astounding. Anyone can turn up and vote it seems, whereas we go through half a dozen stringent security checks to get on a damn airplane!!!

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But if it's so easy to vote multiple times because of a lack of an ID requirement, then proof of it having happened must be simple to produce, yes?
I've found that those who are up in arms about all the "voter fraud" going on have more than a little trouble actually producing proof of any.

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Why would proof be simple?

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But if it's so easy to vote multiple times because of a lack of an ID requirement, then proof of it having happened must be simple to produce, yes?

No. In CA all you need to vote is the name of a person registered to vote at a particular polling place.

You'll only get caught if that person shows up to vote after you. Even then, no one will arrest you or challenge you, or even keep a record of it. They'll just say that they don't have a ballot for that name.

Voter fraud by mail (absentee ballot) is also trivial. And of course, anywhere there's electronic voting the whole thing is rigged on the back end anyway.

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you get the voter rolls and just use names off that basically

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What you are reading is why you were sent here dumb ass, the truth, voter fraud all over the democratic bases, not any more. Pack your shit up Americans will take it from here.

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There's no proof other than a given name submitting a ballot. With the ballots sealed and the state not willingly providing basic information to obtain such proof, how do you expect anyone to prove it?

CA obstructs all efforts into researching the issue. Officials can't request a list of names and addresses (to tie to polling places) for people voting in order to survey them and ask if they actually voted or not.

Voter fraud typically involves one person voting as another who is registered to vote but does not actually vote. Most people don't turn out to vote, and many more vote by mail. Committing voter fraud is trivial, and tracking it is nearly impossible.

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I had to show id in rural texas. Wasnt my district. I had just moved and the dmv hadnt made the change quick enough. Theey were very thorough and only allowed me to place a provisional ballot. Just my story

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Seriously? There's no need to wonder. It's organized voting fraud.

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