EPISODE 9

Hello and welcome to episode eight of Conversations with my Conservative Dead Father. This podcast comes from direct transcriptions of the email exchanges my father and I had the year before he died. My father was a smart educated guy who happened to also be a conservative. As you might guess, I’m a liberal. These discussions create a forum I know he would proud to be a part of - even if there’s a dangling participle in that sentence. Sorry Pops!

We never tried to convince each other. Our objective was to learn and listen. It was a great gift to be able to hear the other side from someone who I very much respected, even if I totally disagreed with the conclusions.

So let’s get started.

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Segment 1:

• Voter Fraud Lawsuits Discussion
• Is there credibility in the allegations?
• Giuliani's role and reputation
• Trump's tactics
• Voting irregularities in Detroit and Philadelphia
• Historical election fraud in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia
• Pops' concerns about a potential Biden and Harris administration

Segment 2:

• Validity and Scope of Voter Fraud
• Comparing Florida 2000 situation to current multi-state allegations
• The mechanics and potential pitfalls of mail-in voting
• Data from The Washington Post, Brennan Center at NYU School of Law, and The Heritage Foundation
• The issue of public trust in the electoral process
• Suspicious activities and behavior patterns in voting centers
• Impartiality of officials in the electoral process

Segment 3:

• The Role and Longevity of Politicians
• The distinction between presidential power and congressional tenure
• Pops' perspective on the importance of Congress over the presidency

Segment 4:

• Bumper Stickers and Political Views
• Pops' potential new bumper stickers about Congress and Cops
• JG's ideas on a universal slogan about money and corruption

https://www.brennancenter.org/sites/default/files/analysis/Briefing_Memo_Debunking_Voter_Fraud_Myth.pdf

https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud

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