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Yes, no evidence.

Two clicks.  There are plenty more. Your the one ignoring reality. 

https://www.foxnews.com/us/west-virginia-mail-carrier-admits-attempted-election-fraud

Two clicks.  There are plenty more. Your the one ignoring reality.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/west-virginia-mail-carrier-admits-attempted-election-fraud

So in West Virginia some guy messed around with Democrats' ballot requests, and this is a sign of a conspiracy against Trump?

So in West Virginia some guy messed around with Democrats' ballot requests, and this is a sign of a conspiracy against Trump?

Who said anything about a conspiracy against POTUS?  He didn’t.  You mentioned fraudulent.  He did too but also he mentions the huge potential for errors an delays. 

Again the narrative you’re pushing here which is completely false is that he himself is claiming there’s some conspiracy. That’s just flat out not true

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HoHDxiANFM4

Democrat Jerry Nadler warning of the potential fraud with paper ballots in 2004.  This isn’t something Republicans suddenly came up with a month ago.

You are correct that there are some “Republicans “who aren’t for the traditional Republican things but rather want to on the liberals. What I’m saying is it’s the exact same way on the left where the normal things Democrats stand for like free speech for example are the furthest thing from their minds they just want to own the conservatives.  In fact I would say today’s Democratic Party is totally unrecognizable

Oh, I agree about the Democrats.  But they've been a lost cause since 1972 (McGovern--"I'll go on my knees to Hanoi") so I don't worry about them so much.  It's just the same-old, same-old.

Oh, I agree about the Democrats.  But they've been a lost cause since 1972 (McGovern--"I'll go on my knees to Hanoi") so I don't worry about them so much.  It's just the same-old, same-old.

The Democrats and Republicans probably are unrecognizable from 1972.  This is good, because I don't know that the politics of today and that of 1972 are exactly the same.  Whatever the issues are, the parties slice them up and spit out a response.  My point is that because of the electoral college, the parties don't need to care about a lot of issues, because a lot of voters don't matter.

What is an example of one such issue?

Picking a state at random, I chose Montana, which Trump carried by 20 points on 2016. There is no real reason for either Biden or Trump to campaign in Montana given the electoral college math. Googling Montana, I've discovered a big issue there is landlocked public land, where land owned by the state for public use isn't being used because it's surrounded by private property. An issue I've never thought about for a second, and the candidates have no inventive to care about either.