Dems re-branding their plan to steal the election

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"Voting at home" is the new catchphrase for cheat by mail
Article author: 
Thomas Lifson
Article publisher: 
American Thinker
Article date: 
26 May 2020
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
Democrat
election
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Apparently “voting by mail” is not working well for Democrats in their focus group testing, as they push for changes that will make stealing the 2020 election easier. Pretty much everyone has received mail destined for other people, so using the United States Postal Service as the brand name hinge for the scheme doesn’t test well.  Too many associations with longlines, mistakes, delays, and the sort of results that come from a gigantic unionized federal bureaucracy.
 
Appearing last night in the safe environment of MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell show, where no uncomfortable questions would ever be raised, she rolled out the re-branding. From now on, it will be called “voting at home.”...
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