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Judith Chupasko's avatar

Hey Mitch,

You did it once again with your amazing articles. I've been so worried that Trump will keep finding ways to stop the Nov 26 elections. From all of your research in this article, I highly doubt now, that he can't stop us from voting. Whew!!!

Can you even imagine that he thinks the Post Office and my mailman can decide whether I can get a mail in ballot??? Does he even have one frigging brain cell??? The PO barely have enough staff to do their jobs!! Can you imagine adding some giant spreadsheet w names on it to see if you're a legal voter??? Its laughable!!

Also, I did a search online a while ago. If I recall correctly, over the last 15 or 20 years, only 1,000 votes in the whole country were suspect. After investigating those, only 40 votes were suspect!!! That's including everyone that voted. I'm sure 40 votes could really overturn an election!! Lol. This administration is wasting so much time, effort, and money on trying to prove that there is voter fraud. They need to just get over it, it's been proven over and over again, that there is no problem w our voting process, mail-in or in person. Ugh! We have so many other important things that this administration should be spending their time on!!

Hey, wait, does Bondi's desk, wait, MARKEWAYNE, still have the Epstein files sitting on it??? Lol.

😊♥️🐾🌿🌎🔆

Judy

Lawrence Drolet's avatar

Is there any truth to "the postal system should not be used and that every voter should take their completed ballot directly to your polling place?"

Gene Detroyer's avatar

I appreciate your commentary, and I agree with you and your conclusion that Trump will try to use executive powers, though illegal, to stop losing Congress. However, the thought keeps rolling around in my mind that he will try other means to retain control of Congress. They may be physical, like calling on the powers of Homeland Security, or more like January 6.

Ned McDoodle's avatar

Belts-&-*suspenders: concerned governors should alert their National Guards(wo)men that they may be deployed to protect against election fraud.💡

When the drumpf-bunch show up, the governor says, "Mr President, not to worry, we have mobilized [if not deployed] our guards(wo)men to do just what you you want us to do."🫱🏻‍🫲🏽

Then, on election day, protect the polling places from I.C.E. thugs intimidating voters.🖕

I would also set up mail-in ballot pick-ups so they can be transported to polling places and counted there as votes cast; this initiative would have to be transparent and squaky clean.🗽

Mitch Jackson's avatar

All of that is an issue for sure but they're going to be taking a different approach laid out in his executive order. Either way I don't think they're going to be successful and I gotta tell ya it sure was good seeing the election results today in Hungary.

Ned McDoodle's avatar

Amen to that. The idea of the neighborhood collections points was in response to E.O.; that is to say: the 'amil-in' ballots would not be mailed in. Great news from Hungary. My sense is that 0rbán will not go quietly.

Sabrina's avatar

Thank you for all your hard work. I always look forward to reading your articles. You have a wonderful gift of simplifying the complex.

Keep up the amazing job.

Mitch Jackson's avatar

Thank you Sabrina. That means the world to me. I wish none of this was happening and that there wasn't anything to write about but obviously that's not the case. I think my team and I are going to be very busy for the next few years. Having said that I also feel that we will prevail in the midterms and we'll be turning things around with Trump being a lame duck president in his last two years of office. And here's a little insider scoop. If the Republicans lose in a landslide during this year's midterms because of all the reasons you see me talking about, including oversight powers, subpoena powers, power of the purse, separation of powers, and other issues he'll be forced to deal with, I'm expecting him to resign in 2027. He'll have an excuse like he wants to focus on his business. He's fixed all the world's problems. He wants to focus on his family, wants to play more golf, whatever it may be, but the end result is that I'm expecting him to walk away from the office. The downside is that the deal he'll make with JD Vance is that Vance will pardon him for any and all crimes. I'll probably be writing an article about this in a few more months.