An eleven minute video of, essentially, two halves. Respect to “Ted” for his take on it.
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Ironically, none are European, but still were “English”, though still illegal in the USA. I have no sympathy for them. They do not belong in the USA.
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186 democrats voted against this. Unfortunately, because the democrats are happy with fraud and illegal immigrants, and consider fraud by illegal immigrants a bonus, it’s unlikely to pass in the Senate.
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Either option works for me, it needs to be passed.
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Things are pretty bad when the people who get “installed” in Washington don’t want to bolster voting integrity.
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HUGE: Counting ballots received AFTER Election Day found to be illegal by Fifth Circuit. In FOUR days, @JudicialWatch’s legal team goes before the Supreme Court to try to affirm this victory NATIONWIDE!
4 days from now. We’ll see what SCOTUS has to say about THIS no brainer.
In 2020, 21 U.S. states counted mail-in votes that were received after Election Day, provided those ballots were postmarked by Election Day. Some states had varying deadlines for when these late ballots could be counted, with California allowing the longest timeframe of 17 days after Election Day.
States Counting Votes After Election Day in 2020
In the 2020 presidential election, 21 states allowed mail-in votes received after Election Day to be counted. Here’s a breakdown of some key states and their specific rules:
Vote Counting Rules by State
| State | Days After Election Day Votes Counted | Additional Notes |
|---|---|---|
| California | 17 days | Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. |
| North Carolina | 9 days | Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. |
| Nevada | 7 days | Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. |
| Pennsylvania | 3 days | Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. |
| Alaska | 10 days | Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day. |
| Iowa | 1 day (day before Election Day) | Ballots must be postmarked by the day before. |
Key Points
- All states that counted late ballots required them to be postmarked by Election Day.
- The counting of these ballots contributed to delays in final election results.
- Some states, like Utah, also had provisions for counting ballots received after Election Day, depending on local rules.
This “system” aimed to accommodate voters who used mail-in ballots, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Commiefornia bastards.
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This is as ridiculous as companies who are always 2 weeks behind. If you were to catch them up, they’d go back to two weeks behind through laziness. The logic doesn’t work. Vote by election day.
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An Iraqi-born man who was arrested after entering a Texas elementary school clad in tactical gear and carrying a gun has been released back onto the streets.
Kyle Najm Chris, also known as Muhi Mohanad Najm, showed up at Zwink Elementary School in Spring, Texas, last Tuesday and walked into the front office with a load-bearing vest, a taser, and a holstered firearm, according to court records. Chris, who became a naturalized United States citizen in 2022, was arrested Wednesday and charged with possession of a prohibited weapon, a third-degree felony.
The 39-year-old has since posted his $75,000 bond and was released from custody Sunday, according to court records.
4:37 PM · Mar 17, 2026
X LINK (https://x.com/JennieSTaer/status/2034006241853284374?s=20)
‘THAT was a beta test — now [they] know what kind of response to expect…’—Jennie Taer
And some wonder why we carry? Are you phucking kidding me? Zwink Elementary huh? Noted for future School shooting!
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BRANCO @ it again! Job well done!
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The democrats are good with illegal immigrants, good with fraud, even better with fraud committed by illegal immigrants, and now apparently also good with illegals injuring dogs.
These people are despicable.
“House Democrats have overwhelmingly voted against a bill allowing the deportation of illegal aliens who harm police animals.
The Bill to Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals Act, known as the BOWOW Act, passed 228-190.
Republicans and 15 Democrats voted in favor, while 190 Democrats opposed the measure, the vast majority of their caucus.
The bill states that a non-citizen who is “convicted of, or who admits to having committed, an offense related to harming animals used in law enforcement is inadmissible and deportable.”
House Speaker Mike Johnson said that Democrats had become “become the party of PUNCHING PUPPIES.”
“190 Democrats just voted to give illegal immigrants the RIGHT TO PHYSICALLY ABUSE American service dogs — serving with law enforcement protecting American citizens.”
“The level Democrats will go to protect illegal aliens instead of Americans is disturbing, disgusting, and dangerous,” he added.
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller called the vote “truly sickening.”
The legislation was introduced by Republican Congressman Ken Calvert following 2025 incident at Washington Dulles International Airport in which an Egyptian national admitted to kicking a CBP beagle named Freddie after the dog alerted agents to possible contraband.
A veterinarian later found the dog “suffered contusions to his right forward rib area.”
“The dogs and horses on the front lines of our federal law enforcement efforts alongside our officers deserve our protection,” Calvert said at the time.
“The BOWOW Act sends a clear message that we will stand up for our four-legged friends and have zero tolerance for any immigrants who assault them.”
”Animals, like Freddie, work every day to keep Americans safe – we owe it to Freddie to do our best to keep him safe too.” “
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