Sean Hannity calls for the end of mail-in voting
Hannity: “I wouldn't have mail-in ballots period”
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Sean Hannity calls for the end of mail-in voting

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From the December 17, 2020, edition of Premiere Radio Networks The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): I would even argue that a lot of this chaos is by design, and in other words, it's not complicated to figure out a system that works that would work well that we'd have integrity in and confidence in with the results. I don't think we are dealing with complicated issues.
I would eliminate these machines forever. You know, just like these European Union countries that have eliminated them. I wouldn't have ballots-- you know voting maybe a week early if you want, I wouldn't have mail-in ballots period, why in the New York Times the Baker-Carter commission all said it tends to lend itself to a lot more fraud. I would end the practice. Voter ID got to be mandatory.