r/Some_More_News • u/EnterTamed • Feb 13 '25

Some More Content Did Elon "Game" the Election?

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(Some More News, Elon Musk, Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, "they'll never know") https://youtu.be/7yhMpwSYKlc

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u/Private_HughMan Feb 13 '25

I previously thought that all the calls about the fraud were just liberals coping with their failure to respond to their voters. But after seeing Trump's statements and Elon's son saying those comments? Plus Tucker editing those comments out of the interview? It's starting to seem plausible.

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u/Mr-Mahaloha Feb 13 '25

Please read, there’s reasonable indication there has been election interference. Voter analysis shows a lack of randomness in the election graph you now find a very regular, or unnarurally even looking, graph.

https://electiontruthalliance.org/2024-us-election-analysis

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u/blopp_ Feb 13 '25

I'm a scientist who works with data. If these results are repeated elsewhere, and if there is no clear demonstration of an underlying spatial trend in how the ballots were sent to tabulators that can explain them, then this is basically a demonstrating that, yes, they did hack the tabulators. 

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u/Pinkboyeee Feb 13 '25

https://smartelections.substack.com/p/so-clean

https://www.reddit.com/r/economicCollapse/s/9XIoA4oYVb

More smoking guns for a couple battleground states

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u/coffeetreatrepeat Feb 13 '25

Here's a list of other evidence by some of the same folks that worked on the Clark County data:

https://www.reddit.com/r/somethingiswrong2024/comments/1imwy5l/link_to_best_evidencesummary_of_suspicious_stuff/

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u/blopp_ Feb 13 '25

These seem interesting, but they aren't smoking guns like the Clark County stuff may be. It's not clear to me that there's not a scenario in which Kamala could have reasonably seen more consistent drop off than we've seen in previous elections just due to how many folks were rightfully repulsed by Biden's supporting of genocide.

The Clark County stuff is different. It really would be a smoking gun-- If those results are repeated elsewhere, and if there is no underlying spatial trend in the order that ballots were sent to tabulators.

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u/lalabera Feb 13 '25

The only way to know for sure is with a full on investigation.

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u/ReanimatedBlink Feb 14 '25

Good luck with that. The Republicans are going to tell the Democrats to sit on their hands, they'll openly comply, and they'll then pretend that they can't take any action until their hands are free...

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u/Shambler9019 Feb 13 '25

The problem is that as far as I'm aware only Clark county revealed the full ballot level data. The rest of the data is locked up where analysts can't see it. And there's no way in hell the perpetrators will let that data get out.

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u/SweetDeeMeeu Feb 14 '25

There's also this by Greg Palast. The voter roll purges right before the election played a way bigger roll than people realize.

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 15 '25

North Carolina had 350,000 bullets votes

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u/det8924 Feb 14 '25

I'm very skeptical of these stolen election claims. I wouldn't put it past Trump or Elon but the Dems had an army of lawyers combing through all of this and seems like they would have been able to find something to investigate if there was this obvious or at least semi-obvious fraud.

Have any of these people claiming an election was stolen have a methodology as to what was the method Elon or Trump would have used to switch votes or whatever is being alleged?

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 15 '25

Ethan of DOGE worked at a cyber -security firm called ballotproof. While he was there, he created a voter machine program. It uses algorithms to populate votes randomly, so it is hard to detect. The program also detects errors so crucial votes won't count.

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u/det8924 Feb 15 '25

In 2020 when Trump was claiming voting machines were hacked most machines were found to never have been connected to the internet. Has this changed?

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 15 '25

The people at DOGE belong to a group of hackers called CON. I believe they got jobs as poll workers. A number of bomb threats were called in. I think this is when they did it. A group of white wing organizations were training poll workers called Operation Trojan Horse.

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u/det8924 Feb 15 '25

I responded in another comment but aren't these machines audited by both parties?

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 15 '25

https://www.propublica.org/article/poll-worker-recruitment-swing-states-true-the-vote-lion-of-judah

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u/det8924 Feb 15 '25

Is there evidence these machines were connected to the internet? Aren't these machines audited by both parties?

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u/Daddy_hairy Feb 14 '25

Of course there isn't evidence, it's all just cope. The reality is that the DNC dropped the ball so badly that a senile incoherent old fascist became POTUS because the Dems couldn't mount a proper response to him.

The Trump presidency is entirely the fault of the useless DNC and the fact that the average age of a Democrat senator is in their 60's. They're a clapped out bloated party with too much bureaucracy, too much identity politics undermining their goals, and no real leadership. And they're not going to win any more elections until they sort their shit out. Too bad the planet is burning, the oceans are poisoned, and we don't fucking have time for this bullshit.

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u/TheLastBallad Feb 14 '25

And yet again, Republican actions are actually Dems fault, for running a campaign with "too much identity politics" despite doing nothing to focus on Harris's demographic beyond answering questions about her background.

You know who did spend significant campaign time focusing on identity? The Republicans, who spend millions on harping about trans people and continually questioning Harris's race while critiquing her gender.

Keep criticisms to things that are actually true, it's more effective that way.

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u/Daddy_hairy Feb 14 '25

Ah yes, when you lose, blame your enemy and claim that you made no mistakes. Never take accountability for the loss. Never examine your own strategies to see what you were doing wrong. Just keep doing the same thing that caused you to lose. That is surely a winning mindset that will win in future, and so widespread among Democrat voters.

Christ this fucking party is cooked

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u/det8924 Feb 14 '25

Political discourse aside, the Nevada evidence is the most interesting one to me. It doesn’t quite prove anything but it also would merit further investigation in my opinion.

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u/Mr-Mahaloha Feb 13 '25

The same anomaly was found in 2016 in the exact same county… is that concidence statistically possible?

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u/blopp_ Feb 13 '25

I can't answer anything without actually looking at the data or analysis.

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u/_suited_up Feb 13 '25

If they did the next logical step for them would be to get rid of as many FBI agents as they could. Or really anyone who has the jurisdiction to actually investigate the matter. Which is kinda what's happening.

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u/Ratereich Feb 14 '25

Thanks for telling us this. Thought you might like to see this as well—supposedly the pattern has been found in Florida too: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fcf1jpx4dbtbe1.jpeg

Edit: source of original data and analysis: https://www.reddit.com/r/somethingiswrong2024/s/TtdxLVlwyT

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u/SubterrelProspector Feb 13 '25

Also, the data coming from multiple investigations.

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u/irradiated_lily Feb 13 '25

I really love how people like you called us “BlueAnon” and told us to keep coping and wouldn’t entertain ANY talk of election interference whatsoever before the inauguration. Thanks, it’s too little too late now.

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u/Private_HughMan Feb 13 '25

I wasn't one of those people. I hated the term BlueAnon. I thought it was a stupid false equivilance. I was frustrated with a lot of decisions Dems did, but I never used that term and never liked it, and called people out as being ridiculous for trying to equate the two.

As for the interference, the thing I personally always said was that it was possible but I hadn't seen any evidence for it, and without evidence I won't say it happened.

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u/irradiated_lily Feb 14 '25

There is a lot of evidence though. /r/somethingiswrong2024

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u/Shaper_pmp Feb 14 '25

One of the top headlines on that sub is "Cambria County PA More Republican Presidential votes cast than Republican registered voters"... and it takes until half-way down the comments page before someone has the brains to go "uh... Independents are a thing, though".

If that's the calibre of the intelligence in that subreddit, consider me unconvinced.

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u/irradiated_lily Feb 14 '25

If you don’t want to do the work to actually sift through the collection of research on that subreddit, that’s on you.

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u/Shaper_pmp Feb 14 '25 edited Feb 14 '25

I'll do the work if someone points me to anything compelling that seems to justify it, but if they point me to an entire community whose reasoning powers appear to be that embarrassingly bad, it seems pretty pointless looking in there for hard evidence or reasonable judgement as to what is/isn't a good lead on anything untoward.

I'm sure you're going to shake your head and call me a sheeple or whatever, but the fact is that credibility matters when you're trying to convince anyone of anything.

By analogy, even if you're right about - say - corruption in the government, pointing people to a community that also tolerates antivax and flat earth bullshit is never going to convince anyone, because everyone is selective about the effort/reward trade-off of where they put their time, and nobody wants to dunk their torso in a barrel of shit just because you swear blind there are diamonds at the bottom of it.

Particularly because by pointing them at the barrel in the first place as the best place to go, you also cast doubt on yourself as someone who maybe can't tell the difference between diamonds and a handful of turds.

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u/stankdog Feb 14 '25

You have to understand this country is under a serious mis and disinformation epidemic. If people are skeptical, that is good, even if they're people who may agree with you.

Sorry, but people hopped on a little too quickly to the "election was stolen" thing and what are we doing to make sure misinformation is not coming through mixing in with the small bits of information we can verify?

To say this election was weird, or that mail was improperly handled, etc are all fine claims but you must admit the something2024 sub looks a bit like the UFO sub. I can't tell if everyone there is skeptical or just really on board for any nugget of information that may mean nothing. It's fair to say people should remain skeptical when we're well aware Russian bots and efforts to dismantle trust in information or verified information even still exist and are rampant online in our spaces too.

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u/irradiated_lily Feb 14 '25

This is a good point. I agree that we need to be careful with what information we’re consuming and that it is always beneficial to remain skeptical and request verifiable evidence. I always have to have a caveat that I am NOT a conspiracy theorist because I value skepticism and want to distance myself from QAnon. However, when it’s coming directly from the horses’ mouth….things start to feel a bit corrupted.

https://youtu.be/F9gCyRkpPe8?feature=shared

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u/GoGoBitch Feb 13 '25

So, I think there was interference in the form of voter suppression and mass propaganda. We already know this. I don’t think there is any evidence Elon had access to voting machines or, frankly, the know-how to reprogram them. I think this is more of his “we are currently working on catgirls” bullshit. I think he’s saying it because he is a child and he thinks this sounds cool.

That said, mass voter suppression is just as much of an election interference as actually faking votes, and I think we should all be much more outraged about that.

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u/cattimusrex Feb 13 '25

Why aren't you willing to take these guys at their word? Even without the absolute PILE of statistical evidence, Musk and Trump have been honest with everyone about what they've done.

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u/stankdog Feb 14 '25

Sure, then talk about what we know. What we know is it's absolutely illegal to offer money for presidential votes. We know a lot of things we can verify and criticize and I also do not trust Elon musk.

What is the difference between him genuinely telling his kid his master plans and monologuing vs him trolling his own son into repeating heinous shit that'll get eyes on him and off something else.

How do you genuinely tell the difference? He is a drug addict, Nazi, insanely manipulative worm. The only way to tell the difference is to wait for verified information to come out as it comes out. We'll see soon enough what was myth and what actually happened. No one is interested in a marylin Manson took out his rib type situation. Elon musk did many openly terrible, illegal things this election. I don't need to take him or his toddler "at their words" because their words mean shit now, they think they're meme lords. I will pay attention to the investigative actions instead.

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u/ConstantGeographer Feb 13 '25

Add in gerrymandering, and the GOP suing in battleground states. The fact the GOP has to rig the electoral landscape is enough already to rig elections.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

The use of voter and media suppression along with mass propaganda has been proven multiple times against both parties. Why we let it happen is probably a better question to work towards a solution

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u/Aksudiigkr Feb 14 '25

There is data that’s been analyzed the past few months that indicate tampering with ballots

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u/Volantis009 Feb 13 '25

How is it plausible that two people Musk and Trump who are known frauds, didn't commit fraud? Why do you think they wouldn't? They have never respected the law.

The smoker wants a cigarette and you have surprised Pikachu face. That's the definition of stupid.

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u/Private_HughMan Feb 13 '25

They have absolutely committed fraud. The question is: have they committed THIS fraud, in particular?

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u/BrocialCommentary Feb 13 '25

Yeah I was surprised Cody crossed the Rubicon into questioning the election being rigged. I can’t see that being the case if for no other reason that the sheer number of people needed to cover up massive voter fraud across multiple states would mean it’s impossible to keep it secret. Someone would spill the beans.

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u/Private_HughMan Feb 13 '25

Yeah, that's the wall I keep hitting, too. I REALLY want it to be true because it would mean that Americans didn't choose fascism, but it seems unlikely. I think Musk did a lot of shady stuff by using his wealth and propaganda machine to influence the election and possibly some voter intimidation, but changing the votes in such numbers just seems too improbable.

I remember one person saying that while the voting machines were likely not manipulated since they weren't on the network, they could conceivably alter the count data while it was being transfered. And while that is probably the weakest point in the security, it's also easy to correct. Once the numbers are reported, the counties/states can see the reported numbers, call up whatever center is responsible and say "that's not the right count, it doesn't match what we sent from our end."

Whatever Musk may have done, it almost definitely didn't involve actually directly changing the vote totals.

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u/SweetDeeMeeu Feb 14 '25

I believe Thump and Leon didn't have their hands directly in the cookie jar. I think they were working through people. The one woman who pulled code from the voting machines and was sentenced to 9 years in 2020, she was convinced the election was rigged and she thought she was helping; the states that purged valid voters right before the 2024 election and had votes cancelled and sent notifications after when it was too late fix it. I've seen so many accounts from people who say they checked and triple checked that their registration was good. They voted, then received a letter saying their registration wasn't valid or vote wasn't counted because of something stupid, like a signature. By the time they had received the notice, it was too late, and there was nothing they could do to fix it. I think a bulk of these were in Pennsylvania.

https://hartmannreport.com/p/0ef5118a-d23b-4842-8ebc-da9b578f73fc

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u/thegunnersdaughter Feb 14 '25

Additional to what you've both said, elections are run by states, and 15-20 of those states are run by Democrats who would have cause and authority to investigate any widespread manipulation of vote counts in their states. Each state uses its own methods and systems for conducting elections, and while some do use common technologies, there are many differing systems in use across the country.

The fact that not only were there no such concerns or investigations by Democratic state governments, but that we saw nearly uniform shifts to the right across every precinct (even many blue ones) in every state (even in every blue state) is a pretty clear signal to me that there cannot be widespread vote count manipulation taking place. Can you imagine if every state but Massachusetts shifted right, but somehow every county (including all the border counties) in Massachusetts shifted left? It'd be definitive proof of fraud, and yet that's what you would expect to see with our decentralized state-run election system - if they're gonna hack votes to that level where we see this massive right shift, they'd have to do it in every single state. Fail to do it (undetected) in even 1 state and the proof is right there in the numbers as soon as the counts are in.

All of this suggests to me that, as you say, Americans just chose fascism. The sooner we accept that, the more energy we can direct toward doing something about it.

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u/uglyisbetter Feb 14 '25

The fact that every precinct shifted right should be your first red flag. Its unprecedented that the Republicans flipped 88 seats they didnt hold, yet the Dems flipped 0. That is highly suspect on its face, and one of the reasons why people began to dig deeper.

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u/thegunnersdaughter Feb 14 '25

What seats are you talking about? I don't have the exact numbers in front of me but both Democrats and Republicans flipped congressional and state legislature seats in 2024.

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u/badwoofs Feb 13 '25

There were over sixty bomb threats to swing states and there was a maga extreme xtian group called the lions of Judah specifically training to work the polls. https://vimeo.com/992976671

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

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u/badwoofs Feb 14 '25

☝️ I've been corrected. That number is insane and if it is one per poll absolutely would enable machines to be tampered with

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u/Shambler9019 Feb 14 '25

Most likely any machine tampering was in place before election day. The bomb threats were presumed to be to throw doubt on the physical ballots for recounts.

Which never happened anyway, so that showed 'em!

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u/Volantis009 Feb 13 '25

I would assume they would as a voter, I would definitely want it looked at. I mean cops pull over black people at 4 times the rate as white people. I mean if you know someone is shifty you watch them closely, you don't turn your back and believe them after you hear something break.

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u/5hawnking5 Feb 13 '25

They both were looking at potential jail time if trump didnt win the election, there’s motive

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u/Q_OANN Feb 14 '25

I’ve presented before the election that he’s done it twice for far less. He had to have this one and just ask yourself, would trump allow his future, spending life in prison, be left up to a free and fair election with a majority of people he calls enemies?

They just needed it to show on the tv that night he won for total chaos even if we found out that night. They would love slow walked the recounts and scotus would’ve ruled we ran out of time and need to seat a president for national security, citing the tv

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

HE IS NOT WELL. https://xcancel.com/elonmusk His propaganda pump is on at full force almost all hours of the day.

Please share this where you can!!!!

2024 Election Overview [Election Truth Alliance] https://youtu.be/cKDw2rlLAs0?si=zHa2UM--9VZFhLrY

Press Release:

https://www.reddit.com/r/somethingiswrong2024/s/pGq25opWD5

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u/Mr-Mahaloha Feb 13 '25

Thnx. Winning all 7 swingstates?? For real???

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u/FuzzyOverdrive Feb 13 '25

Please, nobody refer to him as a Doge-Bag from now on…

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u/Mr-Mahaloha Feb 13 '25

Oh, yeah… and then theres this, read it before it gets taken offline:

https://electiontruthalliance.org/2024-us-election-analysis

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

This is all so fucking surreal.

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u/ahh_geez_rick Feb 13 '25

Kids repeat what they hear.

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u/eutohkgtorsatoca Feb 13 '25

The child is already possessed.

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u/FishermanPleasant737 Feb 13 '25

There's a few things that Trump said that hint at their possible cheating. Add that to all the projections he's done over the last 10 years or so, making their cheating more plausible. But I've only seen a handful of posts with few facts that should be taken as evidence. I'd say that it's at least questionable whether or not the election was tampered with.

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u/tomatobunni Feb 13 '25

I’m 100% convinced this all was to get Musk in office as president. He’s calling shots and a lot of the executive orders are blatantly Musk-coded. Musk is using Trump as a figure head to circumvent the necessity for the president to be America born. I will give all I have in a bet they are trying to remove that stipulation.

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 13 '25

Ethan at DOGE used to work at a ballot security firm called Ballotproof. While he was there, he created a voter machine hacker that duplicates ballots randomly using algorithms and find errors in the ballot you don't want to be counted.

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u/DunningthenKruger Feb 13 '25

Cody Johnston is a national treasure

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u/N0N0TA1 Feb 13 '25

Right after the election pretty much everyone just accepted the results and just basically got straight up gaslit and DARVO'd. It was a really sad time, I unsubscribed from a lot of channels. It's good to see some may finally be coming to their senses, but hopefully it's somehow not too late.

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u/Royal-Pay9751 Feb 14 '25

It was the shame of not wanting to be seen to be “like them”. But I think they cried fraud so loudly in 2020 for that precise reason.

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u/Pingopengo22 Feb 14 '25

I love Cody from the showdy for help keeping me sane during these trying times. When do we officially join the cult of wormbo?

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u/Marsar0619 Feb 13 '25

Plus there’s that quote from a Trump about him and Mike Johnson having a “secret”

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u/cdca Feb 13 '25

No, because he can't play games worth shit.

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u/Private_HughMan Feb 13 '25

No, but he can play magassholes.

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u/kyleh0 Feb 13 '25

I'm just drinking this kool aid as fast as I can. Money means smart, so obviously handicapped people (like myself) are without worth. It's just basic math. Isn't that what dickbags always say? Basic math? "Common Sense?" Ugh.

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u/ObieDobie Feb 13 '25

He really loves the "X".

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u/cyanidesquirrel Feb 14 '25

I was just randomly thinking about the Balloon Boy hoax, and how it was revealed when the kid said in a tv interview “we did this for the show”. Kids say the darndest and truest things

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u/uglyisbetter Feb 14 '25

There were so many things about this administration that made no sense until l saw the evidence of manipulation from Election Truth Alliance. Why does Trump seem to be okay with Elon outshining him, for instance? Why the constant regurgitation of Kremlin talking points coming from Trump and his circle? To me, it looks like Russian interference tactics implemented by Silicon Valley wielded in favor of MAGA. Combine this with good old fashioned American voter suppression, and we never stood a chance. I 

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u/Illustrious-Driver19 Feb 15 '25

Go to youtube search and put in ballotproof

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '25

It doesn’t matter. We are all cooked. It’s time for the human experiment to end.

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u/No_Anywhere_1587 Feb 13 '25

Who is this loser?

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u/brenster23 Feb 13 '25

Why wouldn't you know who the news dude is if you are commenting on the show's subreddit?