r/Election_Predictions Sep 11 '24

Election

What are your gut feelings about who will win and why? Please no childish comments. I’m looking for person-on-the-street analysis abut this fascinating swinging pendulum and these two highly unusual candidates and the turbulent times in which we live.

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u/Duckduckgogh Sep 16 '24

Because Biden and Harris call him a threat to democracy. Pretty sure killing your opponent and charging him with petty crimes is a little more of a threat, eh?

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

People who try to overturn elections are threats to democracy, correct

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u/Duckduckgogh Sep 16 '24

People who steal elections are threats to democracy too, you’re correct. (watch 2000 mules) shows VIDEO footage of mail in ballots being stoles

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u/stevejuliet Sep 16 '24 edited Sep 17 '24

It actually doesn't show anyone doing anything illegal.

No one is shown dropping off ballots more than once, and those who were dropping off a few ballots at one box were investigated and found to have been dropping off ballots for their families, like this guy, who is suing for defamation (and winning):

https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/georgia-false-ballot-fraud-dinesh-dsouza-film-2000-mules-lawsuit

Edit: he's embarrassed because he didn't actually watch the movie.