Mr. Trump
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TebowTime15
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TebowTime15
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Your birthday has to be in June.
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The moderators’ comments and observations of Billy would be right on target and apropos for Comrade Biden!
Just saying........
Just saying........
TebowTime15
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"He's [Topher] like a piece of iron!" - Ivan Drago, Rocky IV
TebowTime15
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Lol, I don't know what to say anymore.
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Topher, wouldn’t you agree that at times saying less is actually says more?
Hummmmmm........
Hummmmmm........
"I came here... [11 years ago], I didn't know what to expect. I seen a lot of people hate me and I didn't know what to feel about that so I guess they didn't like much nothin' either. During this.. [discussion], I've seen a lot of changing, the way yous feel about me, and in the way I felt about you. In here, there were... [many] guys killing each other, but I guess that's better than 20 million. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that if I can change, and you can change, everybody can change!" - Rocky Balboa, Rocky IV
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"At least we don't keep our people behind a wall with machine guns!" - Polly, Rocky IV
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I just read that the Supreme Court ruled that in Wisconsin votes not received by Election Day will not be counted despite being postmarked prior. There is a lot of variables here so bear with me. Hypothetically, my ballot is postmarked October 31st 2020 and thereby accepted by gov't run USPS and it arrives on November 6th. My vote for whichever candidate is not valid.
a) The pandemic has many people weary of voting in person
b) Not everyone has a drivers license to get to a ballot drop-off box / in person voting location
c) USPS has faced long delays in the past several months
Of course, people *should* have thought of this in advance however humans are strange beings with everyone having their own way of living their lives. The actual amount of people effected by the SCOTUS ruling is small, does this still not go against everything that America constitution stands for? Citizens voted, gave their ballots to the government run mail system and it was accepted (postmarked) before Election Day but was delivered late. What on earth is a rational reason that someone's vote for Donald Trump or Joe Biden should not be valid and counted? This ruling itself could set a dangerous precedent for further restrictions and/or law changes in future American elections for decades to come.
a) The pandemic has many people weary of voting in person
b) Not everyone has a drivers license to get to a ballot drop-off box / in person voting location
c) USPS has faced long delays in the past several months
Of course, people *should* have thought of this in advance however humans are strange beings with everyone having their own way of living their lives. The actual amount of people effected by the SCOTUS ruling is small, does this still not go against everything that America constitution stands for? Citizens voted, gave their ballots to the government run mail system and it was accepted (postmarked) before Election Day but was delivered late. What on earth is a rational reason that someone's vote for Donald Trump or Joe Biden should not be valid and counted? This ruling itself could set a dangerous precedent for further restrictions and/or law changes in future American elections for decades to come.
TebowTime15
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It could and probably will be a huge mess. While I kind of doubt it will have much legal or political precedental value, I think we, the people, need to be vigilant against a medical dictatorship.
The more I read about this Wisconsin thing, the more I realize that it *could* set a really dangerous precedent for the future. Americans, on both sides, should be livid about this decision. Again, thankfully this Supreme Court ruling effects only a tiny percentage of people in Wisconsin so its a moot point for 2020.
It will be interesting to see what happens now in Pennsylvania with a similar issue now that the Republicans have asked for it to be looked again after last week's SCOTUS draw. Will ACB be the vote that tips the balance in PA if this gets voted on again?
It will be interesting to see what happens now in Pennsylvania with a similar issue now that the Republicans have asked for it to be looked again after last week's SCOTUS draw. Will ACB be the vote that tips the balance in PA if this gets voted on again?
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The United States Constitution sets the first Tuesday in November as Election Day. Any ballot cast at any other time should be considered illegal.
