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ck4829

(35,070 posts) Tue Jul 27, 2021, 02:49 PM Jul 2021

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Republicans are a statistical anomaly

Republicans think too many people vote as it is. That's "voter fraud", right?

But yet we are told the real poll, the only one that counts, is the one on election day.

So what way is there to gauge support, how many people REALLY support a party or a position if there are swaths of people who aren't even supposed to vote?

To me, it sounds like every Republican claim to a mandate; present, past, or future... it's all a throne of lies.

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Republicans are a statistical anomaly (Original Post) ck4829 Jul 2021 OP

That's exactly what they are. Repugs lie even if the truth would serve them better. rickyhall Jul 2021 #1

rickyhall

(4,889 posts)

1. That's exactly what they are. Repugs lie even if the truth would serve them better.