Re: Marjorie Taylor Greene "likes" the Mossad-did-it Theory

On Tuesday, April 6, 2021 at 3:40:25 PM UTC-4, x wrote:
> On 4/4/2021 4:55 PM, [email protected] wrote: 
> > On Saturday, April 3, 2021 at 9:38:11 PM UTC-5, John McAdams wrote: 
> > 
> >>> Does prohibiting the mailing of unsolicited absentee ballots facilitate 
> >>> voting security? No! It'll cause less people to be to vote. 
> >>> 
> >> Of course a bunch of unsolicited ballots out there encourages fraud. 
> > 
> > Nine states routinely send out ballots to all registered voters - even 
> > before the 2020 election. It has become one of the primary ways of voting 
> > in Colorado. Has there been any widespread fraud in these nine states? No! 
> > 
> > When President Trump put together a commission to investigate voter fraud 
> > after the 2016 election - did they find any? No! > 
> > Was there any widespread fraud in this last election? No evidence of it, 
> > whatsoever.
> How would one go about finding fraud in mail in ballots?

The real concern is the practice of ballot harvesting. This allows 
political operatives to gather the ballots en masse and return them to the 
board of elections. Does anyone think it is a good idea for people working 
for a campaign to be allowed possession of large numbers of ballots. The 
opportunity for fraud is glaring. The voter doesn't sign his ballot for 
obvious reasons. A person's ballot is supposed to be a secret. So how do 
we know the ballot that got returned in the envelope is the same one the 
voter put in the envelope. There is also the possibility of a voter who 
really doesn't care about the election to be manipulated into voting for 
the candidate whose worker is the one collecting the ballots or even 
handing the operative a blank ballot. I'm less concerned about cases of 
individual fraud than the possibility of fraud on a massive scale which 
ballot harvesting makes quite possible. The safeguards don't seem to me to 
be much of an obstacle. They could easily be defeated and there would be 
almost no way to prove it.