The transparent hypocrisy of Ron DeSantis

[martybegan]

No evidence of cheating...........as you know.

There is no evidence Jimmy Hoffa or Judge Crater were murdered either, but you would have to say they were.

 

[berg80]

New Poll: Most Say 2020 Election Was Totally Loaded with Fraud

townhall.com

Lol

No cheating - Americans not fooled

There was no evidence of meaningful fraud.........as you know.

 

[EMH]

There was no evidence of meaningful fraud.........as you know.

Says the Mossad living in tel aviv

 

[Lesh]

Lee County and the adjacent areas all had widespread destruction from a recent hurricane that came through under Biden's watch.

This is an emergency situation, not business as usual.

Wait...so in extraordinary situations it's OK to make last minute changes to election rules?

Like say....covid?

Oddly I thought that hurricane hit more than just those three Republican counties

 

[Lesh]

People's houses weren't destroyed during the pandemic, no one was barred from leaving their homes.

It wasn't an extreme situation at all.

One MILLION people died. That's pretty extreme

 

[M14 Shooter]

One MILLION people died. That's pretty extreme

Not in the context under discussion.
Please, at least -try- to remain relevant.

 

[Calypso Jones]

The stupid. it burns.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Wait...so in extraordinary situations it's OK to make last minute changes to election rules?
Like say....covid?

Covid did not destroy the physical infrastructure necessary to exercise the right to vote.
Please, at least -try- to remain relevant.

 

[EMH]

One MILLION people died. That's pretty extreme

Zionist fascist BULLSHIT

 

[22lcidw]

No evidence of cheating...........as you know.

Its Democracy as you know. To the point of totalitarianism.

 

[hadit]

Lee County and the adjacent areas all had widespread destruction from a recent hurricane that came through under Biden's watch.

This is an emergency situation, not business as usual.

Partisan democrats can't comprehend things like that.

 

[hadit]

Wait...so in extraordinary situations it's OK to make last minute changes to election rules?

Like say....covid?

Oddly I thought that hurricane hit more than just those three Republican counties

Except that Covid wasn't last minute. There was plenty of time to set things up, and democrats still insisted on changing rules at the last minute.

Were those counties the hardest hit? You might want to check that.

 

[Lesh]

Except that Covid wasn't last minute. There was plenty of time to set things up, and democrats still insisted on changing rules at the last minute.

Were those counties the hardest hit? You might want to check that.

So now we're parsing out what "last minute" means...

THIS is clearly last minute.

The changes for Covid were made months prior to the 2020 election and for GOOD reason. We were in the middle of a pandemic...which spreads when people gather. Absentee voting obviously mitigates that.

As far as Florida, That hurricane hit the entire south west coast of FLA. There's a lot more than those three counties in that area

 

[Polishprince]

One MILLION people died. That's pretty extreme

I suppose if you are looking for the dead vote it is. But we're talking about getting legal, living voters to the polls. And for that the corona virus wasn't a problem. And it certainly isn't a problem now, especially since the pandemic is officially over.

 

[blackhawk]

The stupidity of this thread is transparent.

 

[Care4all]

Which Constitution? Does Florida's Constitution ban him from granting whatever he granted?

You claimed in 2020 only the legislature can change election law, even during an emergency! And you brought it to court......

 

[Lesh]

I suppose if you are looking for the dead vote it is. But we're talking about getting legal, living voters to the polls. And for that the corona virus wasn't a problem. And it certainly isn't a problem now, especially since the pandemic is officially over.

WHAT?

We're talking about getting legal voters to vote...and in cases like this and 2020, absentee votes does that

 

[Whodatsaywhodat.]

Common sense is not the OP's strong suit.

More like commie sense.

 

[Polishprince]

WHAT?

We're talking about getting legal voters to vote...and in cases like this and 2020, absentee votes does that

Legal voters can make it to the polls this year.

If someone is disabled or has another reason they can't, like if they are out of town, there isn't a problem with them applying for an absentee ballot.

 

[Lesh]

Legal voters can make it to the polls this year.

If someone is disabled or has another reason they can't, like if they are out of town, there isn't a problem with them applying for an absentee ballot.

Not in those three red counties huh