How come election law errors census errors, and other rules always benefit Democrats?

[LWW]

Of course that quote is talking about control of the Russian Communist Party, where the concept of any sort of voting rights was largely a joke. In the context of an actual election, the quote is nonsense (at least to date) and completely irrelevant to this thread.

I love how you used doublethink to flip from ‘he didn’t say that’ to ‘he didn’t mean that’ … and I’m not sure you even realized it.

[carolina73]

In this case they counted to a ridiculous 82 million votes for a candidate that was neither popular nor ran a reasonable campaign.

[slideman]

In Sum and substance he did. In 2006, Wikiquote dug up a source: The Memoirs of Stalin’s Former Secretaryby Boris Bazhanov, published in 2002. Translated from the Russian, the version which, according to Bazhanov, was uttered in 1923 by Stalin in reference to a vote in the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, was this:

“I consider it completely unimportant who in the party will vote, or how; but what is extraordinarily important is this — who will count the votes, and how.“


https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/st...e-count-quote/

And that was true in the Soviet Union. Fortunately here in America we have free and fair elections. We have a two century old effective electoral system which the Republicans are systematically attempting to destroy with false accusations of fixed elections.
Republicans should be ashamed

[zelmo1234]

Don’t believe everything you read online. (Stalin never said that.)

You knew him? Why am I not surprised!