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When someone tells you voter fraud is the real problem. Five responses. All sourced. All true.
"There's massive voter fraud."
Take North Carolina. Politicians said they had solid-gold proof that 35,000 Americans voted in both Carolina and Virginia. State investigators spent millions checking every name. Every single voter was innocent. Not one actual double voter was found. Not one. But the hysteria led to a massive purge — over 100,000 innocent voters lost their right to vote.
Source: Greg Palast / Rolling Stone investigation; North Carolina state records
"It's the name game — they catch double voters by matching names."
According to the US Census Bureau, four out of five of the most common last names in America are minority names — Jackson, Chung, Hernandez. Hunt for name matches on voter rolls and you'll find hundreds of guys named James Brown. Their list said one James Brown voted 238 times in Georgia alone. The racism is baked into the algorithm.
Source: Greg Palast, Interstate Crosscheck investigation; US Census Bureau
"Other countries require voter ID."
Most democracies don't require government photo ID to vote. Germany, France, Sweden, Canada, Australia — none of them. The UK introduced it in 2023 and immediately turned away 14,000 people at the polls. We'd be joining a small group of outliers, not following a global norm.
Source: Electoral Integrity Project; UK Electoral Commission 2023
"Why wouldn't people cheat if they could?"
Utah spent a fortune auditing its rolls, name by name, two million registered voters. They found one illegal vote. One. The math doesn't work: federal felony, up to 5 years prison, $10,000 fine — in exchange for one vote in an election decided by thousands. Nobody does this math and cheats.
Source: Utah election audit; 52 U.S.C. § 10307
"The 2020 election was stolen."
Trump's legal team filed 62 lawsuits after the 2020 election. They lost 61 — including before judges Trump himself appointed. The Department of Justice, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, and every state election official confirmed the election was secure. They screamed fraud to cover the fraud they were already committing.
Source: Federal court records; CISA Statement Nov. 2020; DOJ