There's no voter fraud

jerthunter

jerthunter

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Here in New Mexico. When we vote, we do not have to present ID.
This is currently be watched closely in this state. LOL....take a look at the system, and how wonderful it is. This man came forward AFTER. They did not CATCH HIM. He came forward himself, to prove a point.
http://www.koat.com/Man-Could-Be-Charged-For-Registering-His-Dog-To-Vote/-/9154444/9707264/-/lat3ao/-/index.html
And as we know dogs historically vote democrate, just look at Scooby Doo and that darn Taco Bell dog, I bet he isn't even American!
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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And as we know dogs historically vote democrate, just look at Scooby Doo and that darn Taco Bell dog, I bet he isn't even American!
Once on our voter registration rolls....all you do is say your name when you go to the poll. So I could say my name is the dogs name, and I get to vote under that name. Then go and vote under my name. So your sarcasm is stupid.
It isn't about which party does it more or does it, it is THE FACT it is done that bothers me.
Darth (Way to support voter fraud) Tang
 
mantisman51

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It's clear that the largest voter fraud does come from the dems. I can post dozens of stories around the country; these 4 or 5 are just the tip of the iceberg. However, as Darth said, I don't care who the people who vote illegally are voting for. I want it stopped and so does most Americans, but the democrats are fighting every attempt to reign it in. That should be enough to let you know who is the beneficiary of these illegal votes.
 
reefraff

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And the left wing goons are now threatening to boycott companies who support a group that among other things supports voter ID laws. Just purchased my last coke product. They pulled their support 5 hours after the tweet boycott was announced.
 
zman1

zman1

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Originally Posted by Jerthunter http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud#post_3468344
It is possible that the military screwed up the ballot shipping process, I've seen individuals in the military screw up some rather simple tasks. If this is the case then I hope they fix the problem by removing the individuals who screwed up the process.
It had to be a military screw up. Since all mail sent by a service member and dependents are postmarked. The link I provided earlier decrisribes the FAQ for Uniform Service and members of their family. for voting. The postmark is done at the point of origin PO and not by the company mail clerk, at least when I was in. Even though the PO was also run by uniformed service members on post. However, if the state ballot return is being paid for by a postal permit number that could be postage free and not postmarked. However, that would impact everyone doing absentee voting not only the military.... In that case blame the State governors for not allowing for the delayed transit times to and from overseas. You can only get mail addressed to you, you don't get your buddies mail from Texas except by mistake. Once the mail hits the US postal service system state side, it comes the same way as a letter you send everyday...
 
zman1

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Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud/20#post_3468381
And the left wing goons are now threatening to boycott companies who support a group that among other things supports voter ID laws. Just purchased my last coke product. They pulled their support 5 hours after the tweet boycott was announced.
Your health care insurance medicare will be proud. Great healthy choice
. I am sure you don't support the local brewery Coors either, they supported gun control (reich wing goonology). another great healthy choice!
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reefraff

reefraff

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Originally Posted by zman1 http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud/20#post_3468409
Your health care insurance medicare will be proud. Great healthy choice
. I am sure you don't support the local brewery Coors either, they supported gun control (reich wing goonology). another great healthy choice!
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NEVER drank coors so I am good there. I only drink diet soda so I am safe there too.
 
bionicarm

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I waiting to see where the proof is of this flagrant voter fraud. The Republicans SPECULATE it's occuring, so that makes it fact. They drum up these isolated one-off "voting fraud" cases that have no impact on national elections. They just passed a law in Texas requiring a picture ID to vote, and it's still being contested because you have over 700,000 individuals who don't own an ID, and don't have the convenient capability to obtain one. It's a new ploy by the Republicans to disenfranchise a part of the voting bloc that historically votes for the Democrats.
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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I waiting to see where the proof is of this flagrant voter fraud.  The Republicans SPECULATE it's occuring, so that makes it fact.  They drum up these isolated one-off "voting fraud" cases that have no impact on national elections.  They just passed a law in Texas requiring a picture ID to vote, and it's still being contested because you have over 700,000 individuals who don't own an ID, and don't have the convenient capability to obtain one.  It's a new ploy by the Republicans to disenfranchise a part of the voting bloc that historically votes for the Democrats.
How hard is it to obtain a valid photo idnetification card. People with limited means of transportation manage to go down to the social offices for welfare and food stamp form submissions. Give me a break.
I just gave you an example of voter fraud. You can register a dog to vote for christs sake and receive your voter registration card in the mail. If it wasn't a big deal....why is he now possibly facing 5 years in jail and/or a 10,000 dollar fine. Apparently you don't read news stories to well.
This occurred in your own backyard even. Dallas County
Melvin Porter, although he died in January 2007, cast a vote in the March 4, 2008 Democratic primary in Dallas County. A subsequent investigation by Texas Watchdog turned up the names of 6,000 dead voters on the Dallas County list of registered voters
 
jerthunter

jerthunter

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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud/20#post_3468441
How hard is it to obtain a valid photo idnetification card. People with limited means of transportation manage to go down to the social offices for welfare and food stamp form submissions. Give me a break.
I just gave you an example of voter fraud. You can register a dog to vote for christs sake and receive your voter registration card in the mail. If it wasn't a big deal....why is he now possibly facing 5 years in jail and/or a 10,000 dollar fine. Apparently you don't read news stories to well.
This occurred in your own backyard even. Dallas County
Melvin Porter, although he died in January 2007, cast a vote in the March 4, 2008 Democratic primary in Dallas County. A subsequent investigation by Texas Watchdog turned up the names of 6,000 dead voters on the Dallas County list of registered voters
So, quick question, would a mandatory voter ID be free?
Also, of those 6000 dead registered voters, how many voted?
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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So, quick question, would a mandatory voter ID be free?
Also, of those 6000 dead registered voters, how many voted? 
is the mandatory gun registration i have to go through to exercise my second ammendment right costs me. so why should this be any different?
 
jerthunter

jerthunter

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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud/20#post_3468446
is the mandatory gun registration i have to go through to exercise my second ammendment right costs me. so why should this be any different?
Well I don't believe the 2nd ammendment says there shall be no gun tax, but the 24th specifically addresses that there can be no poll tax. SO if you are required to pay for a voter ID, I would consider that a poll tax. Of course you could make IDs free, paid for out of general tax money but with our budget shortages we'd need to raise taxes and I'm Taxed Enough Already.
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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Well I don't believe the 2nd ammendment says there shall be no gun tax, but the 24th specifically addresses that there can be no poll tax.  SO if you are required to pay for a voter ID, I would consider that a poll tax.  Of course you could make IDs free, paid for out of general tax money but with our budget shortages we'd need to raise taxes and I'm Taxed Enough Already.
the registration is not a tax....it also requires a picture id to purchase one. if i dropped dont have a picture id...is not my constitutional right thus infringed...based off your argument.
 
jerthunter

jerthunter

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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///t/391215/theres-no-voter-fraud/20#post_3468449
the registration is not a tax....it also requires a picture id to purchase one. if i dropped dont have a picture id...is not my constitutional right thus infringed...based off your argument.
I have no idea what you are saying. The 24th ammendment address specifically that there shall be no poll tax. So what do you call a law that requires someone to pay for an ID so they can vote?
The second ammendment doesn't say anything like that so I don't see what you are trying to prove.
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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who exactly does not have a picture id. to gain a legal job one must have one......,.to apply for government assistance you must have one....so who doesnt......criminals and homeless? the homeless cant vote because you need an address to vote....so again...that leaves criminals.....
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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I have no idea what you are saying. The 24th ammendment address specifically that there shall be no poll tax.  So what do you call a law that requires someone to pay for an ID so they can vote?
The second ammendment doesn't say anything like that so I don't see what you are trying to prove.
the second ammendment says the right to bare arms shalll not be infringed. if i cant afford the required picture id...haven't my rights been infringed on my gun ownership? you are arguing trying to use constitutional...i am showing you how the court has ruled thata picture id is not unconstitutional..........if a private company collected all picture id revenue....would it still be a tax? no...because picture id is not a tax.
 
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