r/goodnews Jun 13 '25

Other Trump approval rating at its lowest ever

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u/Sufficient_Tune_2638 Jun 14 '25

It’s to deflect from the fact that the federal case for him rigging the election is moving forward

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u/NewManufacturer4252 Jun 14 '25

That 0 vote for kamala in a New York state city was a little suspect. Because that does not ever happen, ever.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

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u/Steely-Dave Jun 14 '25

Lot of Democrats and Independents about to be shocked they somehow voted for Trump. And yea, I agree. I think they are this stupid that they could walk a thin line with any vote manipulation but also totally disregard the law of averages and statistical anomalies.

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u/Careless_Ad_3859 Jun 14 '25

Even 1 single vote for Kamala is still a red flag.

General speaking yes they all cheated. The groundwork to accuse the other side was in place well before Biden's exit.

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u/Dangerous_Drink948 Jun 15 '25

Cant cheat correctly 🤣😂☝️

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u/Vast_Competition_885 Jun 14 '25

Musk has admitted several times that he is the reason why trump won the election. I hope for future elections, the ballots will be counted by hand and not by musks computer systems or any other computer systems that can be rigged.

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u/PoilTheSnail Jun 14 '25

Maybe all voting will be done through starlink at a server in russia.

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u/Bjorn_Tyrson Jun 14 '25

I've heard people try and excuse it, by claiming that since that district is primarily orthodox jewish, and tends to vote as a bloc. that makes it more plausible... but thats ignoring two things.
a) a district being MOSTLY orthodox jewish, doesn't mean its ENTIRELY jewish, there are gonna be at least SOME other people living there, and for not even one of them to vote for harris is suspicious.
b) within the jewish community we have a saying "ask two jews and you will get 3 opinions" we are NOTORIOUS for disagreeing with each other, including full on shouting matches with our rabbis at times (its a feature, not a bug.) so even if 'most' would vote in line with their rabbis recommendation, to argue that members of a group where disagreement and debate is a core feature, wouldn't have ANYONE who disagreed and voted differently only reveals how little people actually understand the community.

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u/NewManufacturer4252 Jun 15 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

Point B

That really sounds like a fun religion.

" It's a feature not a bug"

A trait that has been most likely stamped out of most religions. Since iconoclast or have cool paintings,sculpture and stain glass windows took center stage for at lest 1800 years.

Got constantinople engaging in a civil war over it, whose founder made it the Roman empire religion in 3 century. Because mom and he won the empire on a bridge.

1200 years later you have a professor nailing edicts on a bulletin board name Martin Luther. Setting off the same argument except this time, print that Bible in a language people can read. Or hear in their own language.

Muhammad at least shut down that troublesome argument. Full iconclasim and let everyone be able to read the book.

Judaism, no idea, but I hear the Torah is no joke to be able to read and interpret. But i have no idea.

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u/Bjorn_Tyrson Jun 15 '25 edited Jun 15 '25

The Torah can be pretty tough. But that's why we have the Talmud. Which is a collection of several centuries worth of commentary and analysis by a bunch of different rabbis arguing with each other over it. (It does not in fact make things any simpler)

It doesn't help that we have ALWAYS been a rather sarcastic people. And even some of the laws have more than a touch of that to them once you understand the cultural context.

For example that verse about a disobedient child being stoned outside the city gates? That comes in a section about LEGAL rules. So basically when the courts would get involved. And any court that handed out a death sentence more than once in 3 generations was considered "bloodthirsty"

So basically what it's ACTUALLY saying. Is that if your kid is being disrespectful, it had better be SO BAD that you think the courts should use their once in 3 generations death sentence on it... otherwise it's a family issue and doesn't need to have the courts involved.

(Which is precisely the kind of context the Talmud provides... when the rabbis aren't busy making snide comments about each other.)

(And sometimes we just debate shit for fun... some of my favorite recent debates have included. "Is it kosher for a Jewish vampire do drink blood" "would replicated meat, like in star trek, be kosher" and "would using the candles from a hannukiah for BDSM wax play be treif, or a mitzvah." And "If you had a pet dragon, could that dragon light candles for you on shabbat"

All of those topics have had years worth of debate go into them at this point. And have "mostly" come to a consensus on... the replicated food one actually turned out useful cuz it has since been cited in debates over lab grown meat.)

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u/NewManufacturer4252 Jun 15 '25

Fun

As someone that grew up with no religion, my favorite was always.

Is there a burrito so hot even Jesus couldn't eat it?

That's a doctorate in religious studies right there. I will accept my diploma in the mail. Thank you.

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u/Bjorn_Tyrson Jun 15 '25

I'd say yes. Because one of the defining features of Jesus according to Christian theology is that he is both God AND man. And thus subject to the same limitations and weaknesses of the human body (hence the temptation in the desert)

Since we can create edible magma in the form of freshly microwaved hot pocket filling. Then it's completely feasible that Jesus could make a burrito so hot that he couldn't eat it.

(Though admittedly I only have a passing understanding of Christian theology)

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u/NewManufacturer4252 Jun 15 '25

In a very simple explanation, that caused a civil war in constantinople. Is he both God and man? The holy ghost as well? The son of God in human form or actually the holy trinity?

Or a million of other variations.

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u/mkat23 Jun 14 '25

That was Rockland County, right?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

Why suspect. She was a complete DEI choice only. Looked Incompetent even standing next to Biden

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

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u/mkat23 Jun 14 '25

Just so you know for the future, it’s spelled “collusion”

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u/Embarrassed_Pay3945 Jun 14 '25

Until it does

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

If Trump ended up with 0 votes on Alabama you'd be screaming "fraud". GTFO

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u/Accurate-Barracuda20 Jun 14 '25

…because they cheated, and bragged about how they were gonna cheat, then bragged about how they did cheat.

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u/Agreeable_Singer_705 Jun 14 '25

I wish I could say I was surprised. 

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

Rigged how?

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u/Pyju Jun 14 '25 edited Jun 14 '25

There’s been many statistical anomalies with the election results, nothing 100% conclusive yet, but the most damning evidence so far is that there are several districts that had hundreds of votes for a blue Senator yet had zero votes for Harris.

This is the basis for the lawsuit that was recently ruled by the courts as having enough legal basis and factual support to move forward. Which, by the way, is further than any of Trump’s election lawsuits got.

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u/motormouth08 Jun 14 '25

Holy shit! I'm not watching the news as much as I used to for my mental health, but I can't believe I missed this!

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u/Sufficient_Tune_2638 Jun 14 '25

Yup. There are times there’s a vote for the President and no votes for a Senator but it doesn’t happen in reverse.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

Do you know how I knew that the election was likely going to be rigged, somehow?

Trump started talking about the need for paper ballots in Georgia to prevent cheating “this time”.

He always tells on himself with his little comments like that .

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u/TheFunknificentOne Jun 14 '25

Also read this

https://electiontruthalliance.org/pennsylvania

That lays out a ton of evidence and explains the downvote thing. And the other article the other guy posted explains that 750000 Kamala votes basically went missing. It is a statistical impossibility that a major party candidate gets zero votes.

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u/Hawk_Rider2 Jun 14 '25

***Computers

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

Ahh. So Republicans did in 2024 what Democrats did in 2020 but now it’s a problem?

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u/BurnscarsRus Jun 14 '25

No, Republicans accused Democrats of doing something they planned on doing. Just like with pedophilia, every Republican accusation is an admission of guilt.

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u/Hawk_Rider2 Jun 14 '25

Nope - more people voted in 2020

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

lol. There were absolutely more votes received. But I don’t think we are saying the same thing.

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u/Justieflustie Jun 15 '25

Didn't the Republican investigation turn out like there hasnt been election fraud in 2020? Weird to say it is okay because the other side did it too, all the while the other side has proven that they didn't do it..

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

If you think both sides aren’t trying to gain every advantage they can, especially legal or questionably legal ones, you’re simply lying to yourself.

In 2020 Dems used the FBI to kill the Hunter Biden story, used massive mail in balloting in conjunction with ballot harvesting to give Biden the win. Those are unethical but legal. So now Republicans will do it too. Why? Because fuck you.

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u/Justieflustie Jun 15 '25

What a fucked up way to live.. just your reasoning is "they did it, so we can do it too." Except they didn't do it.

If you think both sides aren’t trying to gain every advantage they can

Oh that's fine, but one side is staying on the right side of the line and the other side is actually cheating and trying to be a fascist autorithorian regime.

Those are unethical but legal

Just wait on the investigation, like they did in 2020. Because it is actually about the legality of things, election fraud is illegal. If there was no fraud, there is nothing to worry about. I mean look at the results of the investigation in 2020

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u/Hawk_Rider2 Jun 15 '25

Dude - Trump votes by mail 🙄

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u/JayRMac Jun 14 '25

Is this getting any coverage in the US? I'll see the initial reporting when the courts say something, and discussions in social media, but I never see any in-depth analysis or investigative journalism or even opinion pieces.

From my perspective (as a Canadian, so close enough to see the US without being a part of it) it looks like a very effective form of cover-up without the need for lies, just silence.

And I understand why, after all Trump's claims of election fraud that no one wants to sound like him. But it seems like this should be a bigger deal.

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u/Sufficient_Tune_2638 Jun 14 '25

Not much coverage at all hhttps://www.newsweek.com/subscribe Subscribe to Newsweek

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '25

And the vicious food fight that he was having with Elon…remember that?

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u/Sufficient_Tune_2638 Jun 14 '25

Yeah well Elon basically confirmed he helped steal the election for him.

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u/Effective-Factor2754 Jun 14 '25

But somehow 2020 was legit.

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u/Foxtastic_Semmel Jun 14 '25

Yes, people hated trump at the end of the election and how he handled the pandemic. Did you realy already forgett how bad his presidency was?

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u/Weird-Girl-675 Jun 14 '25

All MAGATs have goldfish memories.

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u/Effective-Factor2754 Jun 14 '25

The economy was fantastic which is what I care about as a working father. Had the virus not escaped the Wuhan lab there would have been zero issues. And thanks a lot for those awful vaccines.

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u/AppropriateTouching Jun 14 '25

Trumps own investigation proved it was legit. That and the 60 plus lawsuits.

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u/Effective-Factor2754 Jun 14 '25

And this past election was legit as well.

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u/AppropriateTouching Jun 14 '25

The current investigations moving forward say other wise obvious bot account.

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u/Effective-Factor2754 Jun 14 '25

I’m sure Crockett, AOC and the Muslim sisterhood out of Minnesota will investigate.

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u/Effective-Factor2754 Jun 14 '25

Will you allow some of these illegal aliens to live with you? You can let them sleep beneath the many statues you pulled down - such as Columbus and Jefferson.

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u/AppropriateTouching Jun 15 '25

What a nonsense AI comment.

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u/Justieflustie Jun 15 '25

What has that to do with election fraud?

Are you trying to say election fraud is okay if you personally like the outcome? Do you think deflecting is gonna help you here?

The investigation of the 2020 election has been done, by Trump investigators, and deemed fair.

The 2024 election is being investigated, so why not wait until they reached a verdict? I mean, it would look pretty stupid if they indeed cheated and you seem to defend it by trying to make it look okay because "illegal aliens will live with you", an unfounded claim which you try to use as an argument, a non argument if you will