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you dont care about voting rights do you
then you read NONE of my links.
Im not surprized.
you dont want facts you want justification for your party to keep people from voting
Saying this is about illegals is dishonest at best. It is all about voter suppression of typically liberal leaning voters. Show me any proof that there is a large problem with illegals commiting voting fraud. Im sure that the last thing illegal aliens would want to do is show up at a government sponsored event where, even without voter id laws, there are some checks and balances. Why would you chance getting deported just to cast a vote. Does not make any sense.
Face the cold hard court documented facts your party CHEATS its ass off andhas for decades
Look fuck off if you want perfect typing.
this is a fucking chat site not a college term paper
I don't need to point out misspellings to demonstrate your lack of intellectual ability, but when you spell surprise with a z I think it pretty much shows you haven't ever written a college paper.
Again, has any court ever agreed with your idea that requiring ID, provided free in most states, is some racist conspiracy to bring back Jim Crow laws? Has the DOJ won any case against a state with voter ID laws.
I suppose the Attorney General advising black pastors on how to campaign for Obama without violating the law, not that the DOJ would prosecute them for it, isn't politicizing the department. Telling people the laws so they dont break them is not illegal you complete asshole
You are losing this debate, just as the DOJ has lost EVERY SINGLE COURT CASE.
You have already lost in the face of the facts
TdM is adept at projection as is a good portion of the leftist mentality.Face the cold hard court documented facts your party CHEATS its ass off andhas for decades
Typical left wing tactic, blame the other party for that which it is that you yourself are doing.
then you read NONE of my links.
Im not surprized.
you dont want facts you want justification for your party to keep people from voting
You can't even corrected spell surprise. Really?
Again, try and focus--has any court ruled against voter ID laws?
Look fuck off if you want perfect typing.
this is a fucking chat site not a college term paper
The republican party has been cheating in elections for 30 years
Judge fines ACORN $5,000 for voter registration scheme
By Francis McCabe
LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL
Posted: Aug. 10, 2011 | 10:59 a.m.
A judge Wednesday slapped the defunct grass-roots community organizing group ACORN with a maximum $5,000 fine for its role in a voter registration compensation scheme in the 2008 election cycle.
District Judge Donald Mosley was confined by statute to fine only the corporation, which pleaded guilty in April to one count of felony compensation for registration of voters.
Mosley said that if there were an individual standing before him, and not a corporation, that person would have been given a 10-year prison sentence, "and I wouldn't have thought twice about it."
The judge chastised the now-bankrupt corporation for making a "mockery" of the nation's election process. "This isn't a banana republic," Mosley said.
The state will have a difficult time recouping the fine. When the national organization closed its doors in April 2010, the group had assets totaling less than $4,000 and "liabilities of more than $4 million," according to court records.
ACORN, which maintained that it did not authorize the compensation program, allowed its criminal defense attorney, Lisa Rasmussen, to negotiate the case in April...
The voter fraud hall of shame: Milwaukee voter fraud conviction makes ACORNs 2010 total at least 15
By Matthew Vadum - The Daily Caller 1:27 PM 11/23/2010
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Yet another former ACORN employee was convicted of voter fraud last week. This brings the total number of convictions for former workers from the embattled group to at least 15 so far this year.
Kevin L. Clancy of Milwaukee pleaded guilty last week to participating in a scheme to submit fraudulent voter registration applications, according to Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen. Clancy admitted to filing multiple voter registration applications for the same individuals and registering himself and other voter registration canvassers to vote multiple times while working on an ACORN voter drive.
Clancy received a 10-month prison term for his crime. Clancys sentence will begin when he completes another sentence he is currently serving for armed robbery.
The integrity of elections is dependent upon citizens and officials insisting they be conducted lawfully, Van Hollen said. Wisconsins citizens should not have to wonder whether their vote has been negated or diminished by illegally cast ballots.
So far 2010 has been a banner year for ACORN voter fraud prosecutions.
In Milwaukee, former ACORN worker Maria L. Miles, who worked with Clancy, pleaded guilty to falsely procuring voter registration. She will be sentenced next month.
Also in Milwaukee, Frank Edmund Walton was convicted of falsely procuring voter registration. According to Van Hollen, Walton solicited voter registrations while working for a group called the Community Voter Project. Court documents indicate that after committing the crime he became an ACORN employee. Walton will be sentenced in December.
In Washington state, ex-ACORN canvasser Kendra Lynn Thill was convicted of voter registration fraud and given a 12-month deferred sentence.
In Miami, Florida, former ACORN voter registration canvassers Maurice Childress, Kashawn John, Liltovia Rhodes, Carlos Torres, Evangeline Williams, Lilkevia Williams, and Richard Williams, were all convicted of false swearing in an election. All were sentenced to probation, community service, and forbidden to participate in political campaigns, according to the office of Katherine Fernandez Rundle, State Attorney for Miami-Dade County. In addition, Childress and Richard Williams were ordered to serve 72 days and 125 days in jail, respectively.
Arrest warrants were issued for three other former ACORN canvassers in the Miami area who are apparently still at large.
In Pennsylvania, former ACORN workers Alexis Givner, Mario Grisom, and Eric L. Jones, were convicted of voter registration fraud-related offenses. All three were sentenced to two years probation.
ACORN, the nonprofit shell corporation that runs the ACORN network, is still facing criminal prosecution in Nevada. Although ACORN filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Election Day to escape its debts, prosecutor Conrad Hafen, who is Nevadas chief deputy state attorney general, previously said neither bankruptcy nor dissolution would necessarily protect (ACORN) from prosecution in Nevada.
The trial of ACORN for conspiracy to commit felony voter registration fraud was scheduled to begin Nov. 29, but ACORN lawyer Lisa Rasmussen had a scheduling conflict and the proceeding has been postponed. The trial will likely proceed in 2011. Hafen wont be heading the prosecutions team because he was recently elected a justice of the peace.
If ACORN is found guilty at the trial whenever it gets underway, the conviction would cause an earthquake in leftist organizing circles across America that could embolden prosecutors nationwide to take on ACORN and similar shady groups. Until it was charged by Nevada last year, ACORN had frequently boasted about how it as opposed to its employees had been able to duck prosecution for election fraud-related offenses.
Two weeks ago former senior ACORN executive Amy Adele Busefink cut a deal with Nevada prosecutors in hopes of avoiding prison time for her role in a voter fraud-related conspiracy.
Voter fraud, also called electoral fraud, is a blanket term encompassing a host of election-related improprieties. In this case, Busefink entered an Alford plea which is roughly equivalent to no contest. The case involves a conspiracy to provide illegal financial bonuses to voter registration canvassers exceeding their daily quotas. Nevada law forbids the practice on the theory that such bonuses provide an incentive for canvassers to file bogus registrations.
Busefinks sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 10.
Read more: The voter fraud hall of shame: Milwaukee voter fraud conviction makes ACORN