Soggy in NOLA
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Seems like.. I dunno... around 2000.... remember? Voter fraud was RAMPANT. Remember Ohio? Then again in 2004.. and miracuously, it vanished in 2008.
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The Truth About Fraud: Case Studies by Issue
Among Republicans it is an 'article of religious faith that voter fraud is causing us to lose elections,' [Royal] Masset[, former political director of the Republican Party of Texas,] said. He doesn't agree with that, but does believe that requiring photo IDs could cause enough of a dropoff in legitimate Democratic voting to add 3 percent to the Republican vote.
Thre truth is in the words of this republican leader
That is one man's OPINION. It is in no way FACT.
Do you know the difference?
Rick
So because the republicans entered a consent decree instead of allowing the court ot find them innocent then the cold hard evidence means nothing?
So if you avoid trial the crime never took place?
No, but the question you've REFUSED to answer is if there was so much evidence against the Republicans why did the Democrats allow the case to be dropped? Why didn't they pursue it to the end?
One of two possible reasons. Either there was not nearly enough evidence to get a finding of guilt. Or the Republicans had just as much dirt on the Democrats and both decided to drop the whole thing to keep both sides from being found guilty.
Rick
they entered a consent decree, you must also remember the republicans were no exsonerated either.
The evdince still exsists.
And its damning
Seems like.. I dunno... around 2000.... remember? Voter fraud was RAMPANT. Remember Ohio? Then again in 2004.. and miracuously, it vanished in 2008.
Thre truth is in the words of this republican leader
That is one man's OPINION. It is in no way FACT.
Do you know the difference?
Rick
Why did he say it?
No, but the question you've REFUSED to answer is if there was so much evidence against the Republicans why did the Democrats allow the case to be dropped? Why didn't they pursue it to the end?
One of two possible reasons. Either there was not nearly enough evidence to get a finding of guilt. Or the Republicans had just as much dirt on the Democrats and both decided to drop the whole thing to keep both sides from being found guilty.
Rick
they entered a consent decree, you must also remember the republicans were no exsonerated either.
The evdince still exsists.
And its damning
Obviously not since there was no FINDING OF GUILT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And if it was so damning why did the Democrats let them out of it by the consent decree? Why do you refuse to answer that question?
All you have are ALLEGATIONS. No guilt was found.
Rick
Thre truth is in the words of this republican leader
That is one man's OPINION. It is in no way FACT.
Do you know the difference?
Rick
Why did he say it?
they entered a consent decree, you must also remember the republicans were no exsonerated either.
The evdince still exsists.
And its damning
Obviously not since there was no FINDING OF GUILT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And if it was so damning why did the Democrats let them out of it by the consent decree? Why do you refuse to answer that question?
All you have are ALLEGATIONS. No guilt was found.
Rick
They were not let out of it they saved the money of a trial because the republicans in the consent decree had to allow any of their actions to be supervised by the courts.
They of course broke the rules of the consent decree repeatedly.
86 people in a period of five years coutnry wide is next to non exsistant.
Is that threatening elections in this country Immie?
I already told you they did the consent decree because it was quicker and cheaper than a trial and in a consent decree they thought they could stop the activity right then by having the cort demand that the RNC was no longer allowed to do any poll cleansing efforts.
Tell me WHY the RNC agreed to have it hands tied rather than seeking to be cleared of the charges in court?
Ive got a better one for you TM. How about we start fingerprinting all thoes who vote?
No need to carry anything with you. You cant "forget" to bring your fingerprints with you. No need to be filling out any forms.
You also have to be alive and not someones pet dog. And if for some reason your prints ping back as a felon, oops cant vote then either.
And before you get all pissy and over the cliff about fingerprints, remember if you want to drive or carry ID in this country its required to give a fingerprint.
The real question here is why does Truthdoesn'tmatter insist on not letting the voter registrations be cleaned up.
Why do you insist on letting convicted felons vote?
Why do you insist on letting registered voters who are deceased have a fraudulent vote?
Why do you insist on letting people bus the elderly to voting locations to have them fill out their ballots for them?
What's wrong with making sure that only registered voters who are actually not felons and are still alive vote?
Why the resistance to cleaning up the voter registrations?
Rick
TM, please answer the above questions. This is the fourth time I've asked you to respond.
Why can't you?
Rick
If you had a National ID card you could log in and vote from home
It would increase the number of voters and reduce fraud
Ive got a better one for you TM. How about we start fingerprinting all thoes who vote?
No need to carry anything with you. You cant "forget" to bring your fingerprints with you. No need to be filling out any forms.
You also have to be alive and not someones pet dog. And if for some reason your prints ping back as a felon, oops cant vote then either.
And before you get all pissy and over the cliff about fingerprints, remember if you want to drive or carry ID in this country its required to give a fingerprint.
Or cash a check at a bank either.
Immie