“A system that has no problems printing currency without wealth will have no problems printing votes without voters” was posted on Twitter by Alice Smith on November 5, 2020. The quote was made during a year when the Federal Reserve printed billions of dollars (quantitative easing), and after a presidential election (during the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic) that featured many dubious votes of mail-in ballots.
     
The saying means that a nation that will debase its currency will also probably debase its elections. “The Left have moved on from quantitative easing to quantitative voting,” posted on Twitter by Alice Smith later on November 5, 2020, is a related quotation.
   
   
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Lauren Blackburn
@l_blackburn1
@tomphelan21 Like he’s going to create wealth without Wall Street, he’s going to get votes without voters!
4:37 AM · Jul 15, 2016·Lauren Blackburn
 
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Alice Smith
@TheAliceSmith
A system that has no problems printing currency without wealth will have no problems printing votes without voters.
7:29 AM · Nov 5, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
 
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Samuel
@DontDareSay
Replying to @exRAF_Al
Someone wiser than me said if they will print money without wealth they’ll have no problem printing votes without voters
1:15 PM · Nov 5, 2020·Twitter for iPad
 
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Bruss Bowman
@brussbowman
Brilliant insight from @TheAliceSmith
“A system that has no problems printing currency without wealth will have no problems printing votes without voters.”
This woman rocks it, all the damn time, and is a highly recommended follow.
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Alice Smith
@TheAliceSmith
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A system that has no problems printing currency without wealth will have no problems printing votes without voters.
4:44 PM · Nov 5, 2020·Twitter Web App
     
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Alice Smith
@TheAliceSmith
The Left have moved on from quantitative easing to quantitative voting.
6:56 PM · Nov 5, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
 
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Paul
@Afrikanomics
A system that has no problems printing currency without wealth will have no problems printing votes without voters.
9:51 PM · Nov 5, 2020·Twitter for Android