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I was speaking in generalities. With the size of our country (331 million people) someone, somewhere, is going to be screwing something up practically all the time. There's enough of us that our screw ups (sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse) are, in the grand scheme of things...

The last election for President of my neighbourhood's HOA. The sitting President tried to rig it so she wouldn't be re-elected. She "messed up" and "forgot" to include herself on the list of candidates. She still won as a near-unanimous write-in because no one else wants the job. We're not the...

The ones looking into this didn't need to convince us. They needed to convince a Judge, which is much more difficult. I'm willing to give a Judge the benefit of a doubt when they say "NOPE!"

I am not. I'm saying that, once you really dig into the details of the accusation, it's almost always someone seeing smoke where there is no fire. Am I happy with all the returns? No. I will say that the ones with proveable errors are enough of an outlier that I'm not going to lose sleep...

What cheating? Damn near every case challenging the validity of the last election or accusing fraud was tossed out by the courts as being baseless. I wouldn't be surprised if about half of the Judges who said "this accusation is BS" were Republicans. Voter fraud in the US is so rare that a...