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It's hard to say what, exactly, prompted 2020's historic levels of voter turnout, but a multitude of factors likely contributed. For one, in spite of COVID-induced USPS slowdowns and a sitting president who attempted to sow doubt in the legitimacy of voting by mail, the increased availability and information about mail-in and absentee ballots made voting simpler than usual for many Americans this year.

This ease of voting probably played a major role in speeding up the steady upward climb we've seen in voter turnout in the years following the 2000 election. As Time notes, that election massively escalated political tensions and polarization, which has led to fewer undecided voters, increased voter mobilization by political parties and advocacy groups, and, therefore, more voters heading to the ballot boxes to support their chosen candidate.

Finally, to put it very simply, far more Americans than usual actually cared about the results of this election. An August 2020 Pew Research poll of registered voters found that 83 percent feel it "really matters" who wins the presidency, with Democrats and Republicans agreeing to an almost identical degree. This number was the highest ever in Pew's 20 years of surveys, and marked yet another sizable jump from 2016, when 74 percent of registered voters said the outcome of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's contest mattered. Taking suggestions now for ways to make sure all Americans care just as much about all future elections—since a wholly engaged electorate is the key to a functioning democracy.

COVID-19 Study of Almost Ten Million Finds No Evidence of Asymptomatic Spread, Media Quiet

The conclusion is not that asymptomatic spread is rare or that the science is uncertain. The study revealed something that hardly ever happens in these kinds of studies. There was not one documented case. Forget rare. Forget even Fauci’s previous suggestion that asymptomatic transmission exists but not does drive the spread. Replace all that with: never. At least not in this study for 10,000,000.

THERE ARE 236.7 MILLION eligible voters in the US. DO THE MATH PINKY.

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Tell the WP that.

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Tell the WP that.

Here's a good case study in MAGAthink. Someone, in her haste to castigate the Washington Post, attempts to link the WP graph to the ridiculous lie perpetrated by the Gateway Pundit when it posted the spurious claims by the "Constitutional Patriot" we referred to earlier. But the WP story didn't lie. It only reported that 62.2% of the eligible voting population cast ballots. It was Bill Binney, the "Constitutional Patriot", who lied about the total number of votes cast.

Greeted by cheers, Rep. Matt Gaetz announced he is joining the January 6 Electoral College challenge. Explosively, Gaetz added that Senator-elect Tommy Tuberville will be the first U.S. Senator to join the fight

Democracy is left undefended if we accept the result of a stolen election without fighting with every bit of vigor we can muster… The media and their woketopian allies in Silicon Valley only grow stronger in their ability to superspread lies and bullsh*t. Our constitutional system proposes power in the people, and our media resents the hell out of it. They no longer want to program the news, they want to program you, controlling what you see and what you hear, so they can manage how you behave. Well I guess in their eyes, we’re all behaving a little badly, but maybe more bad behavior is what we need to advance the America First agenda.

Democracy is left undefended if we accept the result of a stolen election without fighting

I believe deeply in the principle of an apolitical U.S. military. In the event of a dispute over some aspect of the elections, by law, U.S. courts and the U.S. Congress are required to resolve any disputes, not the U.S. military. I foresee no role for the U.S. armed forces in this process.

There is no role for the U.S. military in determining the outcome of an American election

There we go. If it gets thrown into Congress Trump will win. Republican states out number Democratic ones. Politicians in those states will have no choice.

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Tell the WP that.

Here's a good case study in MAGAthink. Someone, in her haste to castigate the Washington Post, attempts to link the WP graph to the ridiculous lie perpetrated by the Gateway Pundit when it posted the spurious claims by the "Constitutional Patriot" we referred to earlier. But the WP story didn't lie. It only reported that 62.2% of the eligible voting population cast ballots. It was Bill Binney, the "Constitutional Patriot", who lied about the total number of votes cast.

I am not a her. Are you going to keep that lie going? You might lose track of the other lies you perpetuate. There was massive fraud and it will be proven.

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There we go. If it gets thrown into Congress Trump will win. Republican states out number Democratic ones. Politicians in those states will have no choice.

What an idiot you are. It doesn't work like that. Go back to school.

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Democracy is left undefended if we accept the result of a stolen election without fighting

Rmember that as the GOP tries to steal the election results by some BS from an erratic insane leader. Trump MAY be asked to just resign by leaders of the Senate.

coldjoint wrote:

There we go. If it gets thrown into Congress Trump will win. Republican states out number Democratic ones. Politicians in those states will have no choice.

What an idiot you are. It doesn't work like that. Go back to school.

Except GOP Senators McConnell, Thune, Blunt, Moore Capito, Collins, Murkowski, and Romney have all publicly recognized Biden as President-elect, so them plus the Democrats would be enough to prevent any challenges from moving forward.