CalvinBall wrote:

Ace Rothstein wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:Whole thing is off the rails. Ingraham had to cut him off before he got too far into comparing cop killings to missing a putt.

People choke

One if his more out there rants. The cop that shot the guy 7 times in the back he choked. Look it's like golf...

My goodness.

The Sarge wrote:https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1300620978305736704



I didn't watch the interview but can someone please explain what the fuck he is talking about?

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I would definitely like to know more about the idea behind these stadium voting centers. the value isn't apparent to me to have a bunch of people from a range of districts take the subway to the stadium where I guess a staff of NBA-paid employees will be taking votes? will they even have the legal framework in place for the votes to be accepted? in particular, if the concern is suppression in Republican-controlled areas, why would they allow this operation?

momadance wrote:

The Sarge wrote:https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1300620978305736704



I didn't watch the interview but can someone please explain what the fuck he is talking about?

slugsrbad wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I would definitely like to know more about the idea behind these stadium voting centers. the value isn't apparent to me to have a bunch of people from a range of districts take the subway to the stadium where I guess a staff of NBA-paid employees will be taking votes? will they even have the legal framework in place for the votes to be accepted? in particular, if the concern is suppression in Republican-controlled areas, why would they allow this operation?

I do agree it's not worthy of immediate derision to question the logistics. I assume everyone working the event will be volunteer poll works just like at any polling site. It will be a logistical mess, but if cities can nail the logistics it should offer safe and quick voting. I assume some franchises will foot the bill to set up the sites, but I have not seen anything concrete.

CalvinBall wrote:wait, is that really where that comment originated? wow.

Bill McNeal wrote:Someone posted something similar around the same time on one my local Facebook community pages. That they were going to the Walmart in Oxford, PA. Wound up nothing but a bunch of armed red necks and cops showed up. They thought they scared them away. It’s all just so fucking ridiculous.

Antifa is not coming to loot the Walmart in bumblefuck western Chester county at 1:00 in the afternoon on a Thursday.

CalvinBall wrote:i think for a number of other states, the idea is to serve as an early voting location (the hawks in atlanta for example). PA does not have that. there is a work around where you can request a mail in ballot in person, they can print it, you fill it out, and turn it right back in.

Bill McNeal wrote:

momadance wrote:

The Sarge wrote:https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1300620978305736704



I didn't watch the interview but can someone please explain what the fuck he is talking about?

Someone posted something similar around the same time on one my local Facebook community pages. That they were going to the Walmart in Oxford, PA. Wound up nothing but a bunch of armed red necks and cops showed up. They thought they scared them away. It’s all just so fucking ridiculous.

Antifa is not coming to loot the Walmart in bumblefuck western Chester county at 1:00 in the afternoon on a Thursday.

momadance wrote:@juliaioffe
Russian journalists have discovered data from Michigan voter data rolls—including the personal info of 7.6 million Michigan voters—on a Russian hackers’ platform. It also includes voter info from other swing states, including Florida and NC

CalvinBall wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I would definitely like to know more about the idea behind these stadium voting centers. the value isn't apparent to me to have a bunch of people from a range of districts take the subway to the stadium where I guess a staff of NBA-paid employees will be taking votes? will they even have the legal framework in place for the votes to be accepted? in particular, if the concern is suppression in Republican-controlled areas, why would they allow this operation?

I do agree it's not worthy of immediate derision to question the logistics. I assume everyone working the event will be volunteer poll works just like at any polling site. It will be a logistical mess, but if cities can nail the logistics it should offer safe and quick voting. I assume some franchises will foot the bill to set up the sites, but I have not seen anything concrete.

poll workers get paid

slugsrbad wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I would definitely like to know more about the idea behind these stadium voting centers. the value isn't apparent to me to have a bunch of people from a range of districts take the subway to the stadium where I guess a staff of NBA-paid employees will be taking votes? will they even have the legal framework in place for the votes to be accepted? in particular, if the concern is suppression in Republican-controlled areas, why would they allow this operation?

I do agree it's not worthy of immediate derision to question the logistics. I assume everyone working the event will be volunteer poll works just like at any polling site. It will be a logistical mess, but if cities can nail the logistics it should offer safe and quick voting. I assume some franchises will foot the bill to set up the sites, but I have not seen anything concrete.

poll workers get paid

Really? I honestly did not know that. I thought it was all civic duty/volunteerism. #themoreyouknow

Houshphandzadeh wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:i think for a number of other states, the idea is to serve as an early voting location (the hawks in atlanta for example). PA does not have that. there is a work around where you can request a mail in ballot in person, they can print it, you fill it out, and turn it right back in.

thanks, that could be interesting. still not really sold on the efficiency but anything helps, I guess

is it legal to have people drive around neighborhoods and offer these turnaround mail-in ballots before the election?

jerseyhoya wrote:

momadance wrote:@juliaioffe
Russian journalists have discovered data from Michigan voter data rolls—including the personal info of 7.6 million Michigan voters—on a Russian hackers’ platform. It also includes voter info from other swing states, including Florida and NC

Top notch hacking to get...publicly available information

jerseyhoya wrote:

momadance wrote:@juliaioffe
Russian journalists have discovered data from Michigan voter data rolls—including the personal info of 7.6 million Michigan voters—on a Russian hackers’ platform. It also includes voter info from other swing states, including Florida and NC

Top notch hacking to get...publicly available information