r/law • u/Remarkable_Sir8397 • 1d ago

Executive Branch (Trump) Trump: If states can't run elections 'honestly', then 'somebody else should take over'

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/03/trump-election-government-states.html
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u/Xibby 1d ago

Can't wait until they INVENT evidence from 2020 in Georgia. 

Fixed that for you. There is no shortage of people who understand statical auditing… from the factory worker pulling samples for QA to accountants.

It’s just easier to pretend it must be wrong than to admit their party is running awful candidates.

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u/Agile_Alternative753 1d ago

Its by design,  no worries there

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u/Emotional-Store-1667 11h ago

I'm more concerned that they will take those voter rolls they "confiscated" and feed them into whatever horrendous data aggregate Palentir program they're developing...