Joe Biden

Votes, not voters.

And here is,

the State of Nevada,
CONSPIRACY DAY NOVEMBER 3, 2020

Sen. Lankford:

• 42,000 people voted more than once,
• 1,500 resurrection of the dead,
• 19,000 didn't live in Nevada,
• 8,000 voted from a non-existent address,
• 15,000 registered to a commercial address,
• 4,000 illegal aliens.
• zero prosecutions.

And U.S. Congress certified a criminal conspiracy on Jan 6. Issue the arrest warrants at once.

Man, you gotta love a really good conspiracy theory. A good one is a wild swing for the fences. Like a massive, mind-boggling claim that is so crazy is has to be true.

Like, for example, the claim that 42,000 people in Nevada voted more than once.

I mean,that's wild. That's out there. That is a big swing. 42,000 people! That's almost 10% of the population of Las Vegas.

Of course, the Trump campaign took that claim as evidence to state courts to stop the certification of the Nevada vote. Which, if true, would be a great reason to stop the whole process because 42,000 people! That's just nuts.

Guess what happened when the judge asked for the lawyer for the Trump campaign to provide evidence of those 42,000 people voting twice.

Go on. Just guess. What do you think that lawyer for the Trump campaign did?

Did you guess refuse to provide any evidence of 42,000 people voting twice? You'd be wrong. They did. It was a report generated by he Republican National Committee's chief data officer, Jesse Kamzol.

When the court examined this report, they concluded that Kamzol did not provide the origins of the data, the process by which he matched the names, or even verification of the data. The judge concluded, and I quote, "the record does not support a finding that any Nevada voter voted twice."

What do you call a claim that lacks proof of any kind?

A lie.

He lied.

The claim that 42,000 people in Nevada voted twice is a lie.

Anyone with a functioning brain knows conspiracies exist. The term “Conspiracy theorist” was coined to be a dismissal of people who happen to uncover a true conspiracy by saying something like “you probably think the Catholic Church invented the round earth theory for some reason” when they expose it.

No. The earliest reference is from 1863 in relation to England's support of the Confederacy. But, in the more modern sense, it comes from Karl Popper's work "The Open Society and its Enemies". In which he discusses the idea that major events are the “result of direct design by some powerful individuals and groups.

But if you want to go with something like 'conspiracy theory/theorists was created by the CIA in order to discredit anyone who questioned Kenedy's assassination' you certainly can.

It'll be wrong. But you can still go with it.

Maybe, but that’s the way it’s been used since before my time (80’s model)

Everyone is dropping off that ship fast.

Just because a bunch of people (including me) voted for him once doesn't necessarily mean he could get that many votes again.

I thought he (and trump and many people in congress) were both older than would be ideal in 2020.

When he stepped down most of America and even most dems did not want him to be the dem nominee. Kamala seems to be polling better so it would appear he made the right choice for his party and for America by stepping down. If she ends up winning it would be further proof. However there still IS a chance she could lose....... I think her and trump are currently polling more or less 50/50.. that could not be said for Biden when he was in it.

Don't forget, Joe Biden was 4th - 5th place in Democrat delegates during the primaries until the DNC forced everyone else, like Bernie who had the most delegates, Klobuchar, Buttigieg, etc. to drop out of the race to leave only Biden. Biden got 3rd place in the primaries in his own home state of Delaware where we was State Senator for over 40 years!