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canceled.2021.3
Former Vice President
No I didn’t dumb fuck. I said it was an order by the court. Why don’t you read the myriad links I have provided?
Are you pretending that an article from a North Carolina TV station responding to a local viewers' question supports your assertions concerning the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania?
Please note that article you cited states that "All mail-in ballots have to be postmarked by election day to be qualified."
Thanks to the decision rendered by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on September 8 in response to a petition from the DEMOCRAT party Et al, that is not the case in your state, for the moment.
Is it?
Where does “Current Pennsylvania law states clearly that all mail-in ballots are due by the time polls close on Election Day.”
canceled.2021.3
Former Vice President
His due diligence is generally laughable, and has caused him (and his unfortunate clients) many headaches over the years.
PM me for some other examples.
Even Snopes confesses that it's "unproven" that the Hildebeast had a stroke on-camera.
They based their ruling on this: "the occurrence depicted above was covered by several news outlets in June 2016, with none of them reporting the candidate had experienced a “seizure.”
That means that because the leftist media didn't call it a stroke, they can't say that it was, or not.
So what was that display, Doctor Christiecrite?
Are you pretending that an article from a Southfield MI paper about a crooked clerk has anything to do with PA? Are you also saying that an absentee ballot is the same as a mail-in ballot?
"The state supreme court’s ruling pushed the deadline for receiving absentee ballots to Nov. 6, or three days after Election Day, if they are postmarked by 8 p.m. on Nov. 3. It also held that the election code permitted drop boxes for submitting mail-in ballots."
Absentee ballot vs. mail-in ballot
So, all absentee ballots are sent through the mail (or very occasionally fax), but not all ballots sent through the mail are absentee ballots.
The takeaway:
- An absentee ballot is generally used in every state to refer to a ballot filled out by a voter who cannot, for various reasons, physically make it to a voting location on Election Day.
- A mail-in ballot is used more broadly to refer to ballots sent through the mail, including in all-mail voting states and some forms of absentee voting.
https://www.dictionary.com/e/absentee-ballot-vs-mail-in-ballot/
canceled.2021.3
Former Vice President
It doesn’t?
Under current Pennsylvania law, counties can't count ballots received after Election Day.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/postal-service-pennsylvanias-mail-in-ballot-laws-election-issues/
Pennsylvania law requires that mail ballots be received by county elections officials by 8 p.m. on Election Day.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/election/pennsylvania-2020-election-rules-legislation-lawsuits-20200902.html
That's why the DEMOCRATS petitioned for an extension, Brad*.
What I said is that things like that cause me to distrust DEMOCRAT election officials.
Nice try.
It does. The state Supreme Court changed the law. This is going to the Supreme Court.
Indeed. There can be no other explanation for some of your posts.
It's OK, I know you like being spanked.
And I know why.
canceled.2021.3
Former Vice President
Indeed. There can be no other explanation for some of your posts.
It's OK, I know you like being spanked.
And I know why.
She had a catholic school upbringing? PM you for details?
Indeed. On both counts.
He's asking you to PM about something I've talked about openly on JPP for years now. Somebody here's drinking and it's not me.You're missing the point.
I wanted to give Rana and Fowl a chance to peek at the files. They'll never look at you the same way again.
You don't mind, do you?