You haven't seen the true depths of cope until you've looked at the FiveThirtyEight subreddit

neighbor nobody won the debate, you would have to be functionally r-slurred to think Trump incoherently rambling and failing to answer the most basic of questions is "winning a debate."

literally both of them got scored an F.

So they're not doing something that you just claimed the GOP wasn't doing either?

Except Trump pushed this, and still is pushing it.

Every civilized country in the world requires an ID to vote. You only oppose it because without fraud you wouldn't have won any election in the past 15 years.

This is what we call a strawman - in which you lie and attack some other argument because you're an r-slur and unaware of the actual argument.

Which civilized country tries to reduce early voting windows?

Tries to cut early voting out of specific dates more likely to be used by certain demographics?

Tries to reduce ballot curing windows?

Want to keep going? You act as if all of this, and constant republican attempts to suppress voters have not been proven in federal court numerous times.

Like this is the worst part about low information people (that's you.)

You have some weird surface level understanding of some issue - in this case you think the argument boils down to "HERP DERP ID TO VOTE" and are completely unaware of the reality, the context, and what these people are actually doing.

Even in the case of ID it has nothing to do with ID, like for example when one of their election riggers died and his daughter leaked his files to the press:

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-secret-files-of-the-master-of-modern-republican-gerrymandering

Hofeller's files include dozens of intensely detailed studies of North Carolina college students, broken down by race and cross-referenced against the state driver's-license files to determine whether these students likely possessed the proper I.D. to vote. The studies are dated 2014 and 2015, the years before Hofeller helped Republicans in the state redraw its congressional districts in ways that voting-rights groups said discriminated on the basis of race. North Carolina Republicans said that the maps discriminated based on partisanship but not race. Hofeller's hard drive also retained a map of North Carolina's 2017 state judicial gerrymander, with an overlay of the black voting-age population by district, suggesting that these maps—which are currently at the center of a protracted legal battle—might also be a racial gerrymander.

Nothing to see here.

Other files provide new details about Hofeller's work for Republicans across the country. Hofeller collected data on the citizen voting-age population in North Carolina, Texas, and Arizona, among other states, as far back as 2011. Hofeller was part of a Republican effort to add a citizenship question to the census, which would have allowed political parties to obtain more precise citizenship data ahead of the 2020 redistricting cycle. State legislative lines could then have been drawn based on the number of citizen voters, which Hofeller believed would make it easier to pack Democrats and minorities into fewer districts, giving an advantage to Republicans.

Nothing to see here.

Hofeller's files, though, show that he created giant databases that detailed the racial makeup, voting patterns, and residence halls of more than a thousand North Carolina A&T students. He also collected similar data that tracked the race, voting patterns, and addresses of tens of thousands of other North Carolina college students. Some spreadsheets have more than fifty different fields with precise racial, gender, and geographic details on thousands of college voters.

A spreadsheet named "NC College Voters for ZIP ID" contains voter data for more than 23,100 North Carolina university students, including thousands in Greensboro. The detail for the North Carolina A&T students is precise: students are sorted by residence hall. That means that Hofeller knew which A&T students lived in Aggie Village, on the north side of campus, and which resided in Morrow or Vanstory Halls, on the south side—along with a detailed racial breakdown and information about their voting status. As Hofeller sought to create two reliably Republican congressional districts, his computer contained information on the precise voting tendencies of one of the largest concentrations of black voters in the area.

Nothing to see here at all.

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Trump did not answer a single question asked. Pretty much every time the mod had to reask the question.

"We had the best h2o" on jan 6 was a good line and not evidence trump is r-slurred at all, right?