Wes Chladny

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Wes Chladny

Wes Chladny

@UncommonWes

Se unió Ağustos 2023
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@rickdiculous23 @forcesfrom2006 @cturnbull1968 Still waiting on the historical example with remotely similar metrics. If you can’t provide data from a comparable election which supports your conjecture feel free to go bother someone else. The “haha” and “lol” was simple stylistic mockery, tough guy.
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🕶 Rickdiculous 🐝
🕶 Rickdiculous 🐝@rickdiculous23·
@UncommonWes @forcesfrom2006 @cturnbull1968 Two candidates in the same party running for the same office attracting very different voters within the same party. Like are you truly this stupid? Maybe adding a few more “haha”s and ”lol”s will make me think you don’t have the IQ of a fucking hamster 😅
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@wshays @WalshFreedom That’s your opinion. I reject it. One party has worked tirelessly to make elections more susceptible to fraud, or, at the very least, appear more susceptible to fraud. It’s not healthy and the lack of confidence in elections will continue. It’s by design and it’s destructive.
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Joe Walsh
Joe Walsh@WalshFreedom·
If you can put your partisan hate aside for just a moment, here’s a tweet we all should agree with: 1. Shame on California for taking so long to count votes. It’s ridiculous. 2. Shame on anyone accusing California of voter fraud. That’s a lie. Every vote cast should be counted.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@wshays @WalshFreedom I have no way to independently prove fraud. And I could not care less about California’s state and local elections. My point was simply that something can be reasonably assumed true despite a lack of ascertainable proof. Maybe not indisputable, but reasonable nonetheless.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@Rani_Rant_Fest @cturnbull1968 So there was a coordinated effort by lazy voters in LA to vote late for a particular candidate to create the current phenomenon we’re witnessing? Right. I really should show more gratitude on a daily basis that I don’t live in California. Bunch of delusional nut jobs.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@rickdiculous23 @forcesfrom2006 @cturnbull1968 Haha. Lol. Haha. Show me another election where two candidates from the same party, in the same election, for the same office displayed the same phenomenon currently on display in LA. Or go bother someone else. Lol. Haha. Lol.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@forcesfrom2006 @cturnbull1968 Of course. That explains it perfectly. Wonder if there is any historical precedent for your theory or if it’s just nonsense, as I suspect it is.
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cid 🌵@forcesfrom2006·
@UncommonWes @cturnbull1968 I mean, If you view voting demographic by age and time you’d find out that a lot of younger voters vote later and by mail, explaining why a third place candidate (who is more popular with young people) would receive a surge in voters.
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Rani
Rani@Rani_Rant_Fest·
@UncommonWes @cturnbull1968 Voters were strategic. We purposely waited till the last minute to vote to see where the tea leaves were in the election and did whatever we needed to do keep a scumbag Republican from winning
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@tedlieu I’ll ask again. Theodore, can you coherently explain why the Democrat candidate who was in 3rd place on Election Day is outpacing the Democrat candidate who was in 1st place on Election Day in mail in votes? Love to hear your theory.
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Ted Lieu
Ted Lieu@tedlieu·
My theory: Democrats outnumber Republicans by like four to one in Los Angeles. Not surprising that Democratic voters will vote for candidates who are Democrats instead of Republicans. That’s why Republican Spencer Pratt won’t make it into the top two. #occamsrazor
Jon Fleischman@FlashReport

My theory is pretty straightforward. A lot of informed Democrats, some who vote typically vote early but waited, along with some who normally vote late, cast their ballots in the Governor’s race focused on avoiding Dems being locked out (the Dem leadership made this a big deal, freaking out informed Dem voters) and those same Dems, in LA, are leaning into strategic voting to lock Republican Spencer Pratt out of the runoff for Mayor. Push back on my theory if you want. Offer one of your own.

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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@tedlieu @spencerpratt Theodore, can you coherently explain why the Democrat candidate who was in 3rd place on Election Day is outpacing the Democrat candidate who was in 1st place on Election Day in mail in votes?
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Ted Lieu
Ted Lieu@tedlieu·
Dear Republican @spencerpratt: Before you spew conspiracy theories, here are some numbers for you in LA. Approximate number of registered Democrats: 1,224,737 Approximate number of registered Republicans: 326,292 This is why you won’t make the top two. #math #occamsrazor
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@funder Guess who is going to be leaving Hawaii…
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Scott Dworkin
Scott Dworkin@funder·
While the regime hands billionaires massive tax breaks, Hawaii just fought back with a brilliant new 13% tax bracket on millionaires to fully fund healthcare, childcare, and food aid. Read the blue-state blueprint: 👇 dworkinsubstack.com/p/8-resistance…
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@funder Literally? A literal felony? This is serious business. A hypothetical felony is one thing, but a literal felony is literally taking things to another level.
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Scott Dworkin
Scott Dworkin@funder·
California just made it a literal felony for federal agents or law enforcement to touch ballots or tamper with voting machines without a warrant. Gov. Newsom just drew a massive line in the sand against regime interference: 👇 dworkinsubstack.com/p/8-resistance…
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@JonBowzerBauman This is how we know people like you are frauds when you try to capture the moral high ground. You don’t care about morality. Never have. You only care about power and control. Unprincipled fraud. You can’t be taken seriously.
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Jon “Bowzer” Bauman
Jon “Bowzer” Bauman@JonBowzerBauman·
As long as he votes the right way in office, I don’t care what Graham Platner has done in his past, though I hope he’ll be better in his personal life in the future. If he becomes a Fetterman, that’s a different story. That’s where he should be clear to his Maine voters.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@wshays @WalshFreedom Let’s see if I can help you out. You said the validity of an election can’t be challenged without proof. I disagree, unless there is indisputable evidence to the contrary. You then said OJ was guilty of murder, without proof, after he was acquitted of murder charges. Correct?
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@jared_shult Says the guy who constantly gives dumbass opinions nobody asked for.
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Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@joncoopertweets Because you’re a partisan hack who is completely devoid of principles. Power is everything to you. Have a great weekend.
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Jon Cooper 🇺🇸
Jon Cooper 🇺🇸@joncoopertweets·
Graham Platner is not perfect — far from it. But I’d still take him over ANY Senate Republican.
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Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@GovernorShapiro Any concern for the baby’s body, Josh? Seems like someone should advocate for the baby regardless of how inconvenient it might be. Abortion isn’t healthcare unless killing humans is healthcare. That sounds pretty twisted.
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Governor Josh Shapiro
Governor Josh Shapiro@GovernorShapiro·
Abortion is health care. And health care decisions should be made by a woman and her doctor, not by Donald Trump or the federal government. I will stand up to anyone who tries to take away a woman’s right to make decisions about her own body.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@wshays @WalshFreedom You helped make my point whether you realize it or not. OJ likely was guilty, but the prosecution didn’t meet the burden of proof. Iraq looks like a mistake, in retrospect, but Iraq failed to meet the burden of proof. Iran = foolish, but not for lack of authorization 😂.
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Steven Hays
Steven Hays@wshays·
@UncommonWes @WalshFreedom Your opinion and a couple of bucks will get you a cappuccino, pal. I don't know what your questions have to do with anything, but ok; OJ was guilty and the war in Iraq wasn't justified. At least it had congressional authorization unlike the idiocy in Iran.
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Wes Chladny
Wes Chladny@UncommonWes·
@wshays @WalshFreedom Oh, I definitely think there is fraud in many, if not all, elections. Power is too intoxicating. I have no way to independently prove it but I believe it exists. And I could very well be right, and probably am. Noticed you avoided my questions, buddy.
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