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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Did Walz benefit from the fraud? Because in Trump's case, the answer is yes, Trump befitted directly from fraud. That is so much worse than having fraud by a few bureaucrats happen on your watch.[/quote]

So is that the rule now?  Unless a politician personally benefits from fraud, the politician's incompetence, turning a blind eye, or cover up are no longer fair game?[/quote]

This is such a boring story. You can do the same for every single state in the U.S., red and blue. Everybody knows that, which is why you'll get zero traction with it.[/quote]
+1  Every state has fraud, including red states.  News is chock full of such stories.

The biggest fraud, however, is Trump.  Everyone else pales in comparison.[/quote]

Please explain.  Also, I thought NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW?[/quote]

No one is above the law, indeed. But Walz is not a criminal here. There is crime apparently happening under his watch, which is in stark contrast to Trump, who is the criminal himself. Get it?[/quote]

Nope. If they tried Trump, Walz should be tried as well.[/quote]

So you see no difference between say, someone who shoots someone, and someone who was in the vicinity of a person shooting someone who could possibly have stopped the shooting?[/quote]

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