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DiabloWags
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oski003 said:

DiabloWags said:

Looks like my STALKER has arrived bright and early on a Monday morning.
Only took him 5 minutes to reply.

He "bit" hook, line, and sinker.
As expected.

I give him life.
Without me, he would die.




If dumb posts were bait, you would be a bait shop.


Says the guy that has REPLIED TO ME 16 TIMES OUT OF HIS LAST 20 POSTS.
Since last Wednesday.

Hahahahahahaha!
oski003
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DiabloWags said:


oski003 said:

DiabloWags said:

Looks like my STALKER has arrived bright and early on a Monday morning.
Only took him 5 minutes to reply.

He "bit" hook, line, and sinker.
As expected.

I give him life.
Without me, he would die.




If dumb posts were bait, you would be a bait shop.


Says the guy that has REPLIED TO ME 16 TIMES OUT OF HIS LAST 20 POSTS.
Since last Wednesday.

Hahahahahahaha!



I reply to extremely dumb, often arrogant posts. You take the cake.

Hahahahahahaha!
bear2034
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DiabloWags said:

CA still is the largest economy in the U.S. with $4.1 Trillion in GDP.
And #4 largest in the world.


California also faced a $68 billion budget deficit in 2024, partly due to overspending on programs like Medi-Cal. Medi-Cal saw $6 billion in unexpected costs due to higher enrollment, including illegal immigrants
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bear2034
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Deportations of illegal ineligible voters are working.
bearister
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bear2034 said:


Deportations of illegal ineligible voters are working.


This is how the Trump Administration intends to rig future elections:

"Senior Justice Department officials are exploring whether they can bring criminal charges against state or local election officials if the Trump administration determines they have not sufficiently safeguarded their computer systems, according to people familiar with the discussions.

The department's effort, which is still in its early stages, is not based on new evidence, data or legal authority, according to the people, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe internal discussions. Instead, it is driven by the unsubstantiated argument made by many in the Trump administration that American elections are easy prey to voter fraud and foreign manipulation, these people said.

Voting experts say the push by the Trump administration is alarming, particularly given that it has repeatedly argued, without reliable evidence, that the 2020 election that President Trump lost was affected by mass voter fraud.


"The tactics we're seeing out of D.O.J. right now are building on what we've seen from anti-democracy groups for years," said Dax Goldstein, the program director of election protection at the States United Democracy Center, a nonprofit organization. "They're rooted in the same lies about elections, and they're all meant to create noise and fear and concerns about issues with our elections that just don't exist. Our elections are safe and secure, and election officials are working to keep them that way."

Even after that election, conservative activists continued to hunt for evidence of fraud caused by machines. In 2023, multiple people, including a former state representative, were indicted in Michigan as part of a brazen scheme to illegally obtain and inspect election machines. Tina Peters, a former county clerk in Colorado, is serving nine years in prison for tampering with voting machines in an effort to prove that the machines had been used to rig the 2020 election against Mr. Trump.

Election experts have also expressed concern that the Justice Department's taking a role in election security could introduce problems or weaknesses to the national electoral infrastructure.

"D.O.J. has the full power of the federal government behind it," Mx. Goldstein said. "And under the guise of election integrity, they could end up using their unique tools to introduce new vulnerabilities to the system."

Justice Dept. Explores Using Criminal Charges Against Election Officials - The New York Times


https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/02/us/politics/justice-department-election-data.html
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