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Vote By Mail is Proof That You Need to Vote in Person

Election 2020 Vote by Mail

With all this blather on the left about voter and vote suppression, you’d think, for the sake of consistency, that they’d rabidly oppose mass-vote-by-mail. On the contrary, they want it if bad, despite the mounting evidence that your vote is more likely to be suppressed if you use it.

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For the record, we are fans of the absentee ballot, but that’s not what this is about. Vote-by-mail is a plot to use a swampy, government, union-run operation to carry your sacred ballot from point A to somewhere. That’s if you ever see your ballot (carried by the same swampy bunch) in the first place.

It is much to risk

Vote by Mail has proven itself to be not just unproven but unreliable. To that point, Mark Levin was on Fox and Friends to relay some sobering statistics and to point out how the Corporate Media is ignoring them.

When it comes to mass-use of this terrible idea, the only thing you can count on is that you can’t count on anything.

You do not have to look hard to find, even if Google or the rest of them are hiding the results, evidence that Democrats have repeatedly opposed vote-by-mail for all the reasons we’ve noted. Fraud, failure, and elections that can’t be called for weeks or months, which increases the opportunity for more fraud or illegal manipulation.

And, as I pointed out here yesterday, showing up is the only guarantee you have that your vote will be counted (at least in New Hampshire).

 

The US Postal service has to handle all of these, a massive increase in volume, and epic opportunities for fraud, lost, late, or misplaced votes. Just suck it up and get to the polls, please. Vote in person. It is the only way to know your vote got counted.

 

Show up and bring friends. Wear masks and gloves if you are that scared. But do not trust your vote to the postal service or the people who count it by hand (assuming they can even count) if it ever actually arrives.

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