Well. We picked the VP months ago. And we picked the Liar.
The runner-up was Josh Shapiro.
The Cheater.
Which would have been worse? Right now, I would take anyone over the buffoon Walz. But, like I said, we made that choice months ago.
And Shapiro… well Pennsylvania is a state we need to win desperately. Trump told his supporters to vote early — “swamp the vote” is what he called it, I think — get ballots in early. And election offices have literally been swamped with requests for ballots. And the more difficult Josh can make it for these voters — the better. For us. Not better for the voters….but who cares? And he’s making it very difficult. Extremely.
On Tuesday, the deadline at 5pm Tuesday, people waited more than THREE hours to get ballots. And one county, Bucks County — run by Democrats — made sure they were turned away. Some people reported being turned away throughout the afternoon.
Initially some districts allowed for a one day extension. The Trump campaign sued, and, much to our chagrin, he allowed some to extend to today — Friday.
The judge found the reports of voter suppression were valid.
Bucks county did finally acknowledge there was a “miscommunication” which they said meant “individuals in line to apply for an on-demand mail-in ballot were briefly told they could not be accommodated,” and then added that those voters “were given the opportunity to submit mail-in ballot applications later.” Right.
“Miscommunication” yeah, that’s one way to put it.
And today, people again waited hours upon hours. Well, why not? The less voters in the conservative areas — the better. For us.
But of course, the media is “debunking” the claims of the Trump campaign that there are issues in PA. The Republicans are outpacing their previous records on early voting, but if it would have been easier for them to get ballots — it could have been much, much worse. And, more Democrats have turned in their votes and more women have voted than men. Shapiro really helped us. So we are feeling pretty good.
If you make people wait one to two to three hours (or more, or multiple days) …. Do some go away? We hope so. Thanks, Josh.
We good.