Arrest made for vote fraud!

[Truthmatters]

ACORN has never been found guilty of anything.

They have helped prosecute ex employees who have broken the reg laws though.

 

[WillowTree]

ACORN may be quilty of registration fraud but not voter fraud! It is hard for Mickey Mouse to vote!

so are you gonna splain why they go to so much trouble to comitt "registration" fraud. Please and Thank You.

 

[Truthmatters]

I'm clapping for what del said.

why wont you answer the questions when I always answer yours?

 

[Luissa]

Like I said you can't vote if you are not Mickey Mouse or Tony Romo. You can register as them but you are not going to be able to vote as them. There is also election boards and certain state agencies to monitor these such thing. As it states in the aticle I posted, if the address does not match up or say name, they either send you a letter saying your registration will be void in 15 days. So why is the ACORN thing such a big deal, they are not going to steal the election by commiting "REGISTRATION FRAUD"!


ReviewJournal.com - News - Alleging fraud, authorities raid voter group

 

[WillowTree]

why wont you answer the questions when I always answer yours?

I think we have already answered your question. You just don't hear us or believe us.

 

[Truthmatters]

So tell me you guys.

Do you think this guys should be arrested?

Do you think as much evidence exsists on the ACORN organizations heads to be arrested?

Do you think this guy is being mistreated and the ACORN people are gettting preferance?

Or is it that this guy actually has a evidence trail leading to him and the ACORN officials dont?

Nope you never answered these.

 

[WillowTree]

Nope you never answered these.

well let's just say my position on the matter hasn't changed. When ACORN quits doing what it's doing then I will condemn the Republicans for voter fraud, til then I hope the Republicans are very successful in their endeavors and become as artful as the ACORNs are.

 

[Truthmatters]

So you are saying when ACORN stops registering 1.3 million legal voters and flagging the fake ones from fired employees then you will recognize that this group whos owner is now in jail awaiting trial did may have done something wrong?

 

[WillowTree]

So you are saying when ACORN stops registering 1.3 million legal voters and flagging the fake ones from fired employees then you will recognize that this group whos owner is now in jail awaiting trial did may have done something wrong?

I'm saying when ACORN quits with the shenanigans registering the same people umpting times, registering dead people the I will condemn the Republicans for voter fraud until that time I will champion the Republicans on to becoming better n better n better at it.

 

[rayboyusmc]

If ACORN is ever convicted of destroying the very fucking fabric of our society, then I will also jump on the ACORN nut bandwagaon.

 

[WillowTree]

If ACORN is ever convicted of destroying the very fucking fabric of our society, then I will also jump on the ACORN nut bandwagaon.

never in a million years would you even consider that, it shows!

 

[RetiredGySgt]

ACORN may be quilty of registration fraud but not voter fraud! It is hard for Mickey Mouse to vote!

Well since no one has voted then the same can be said of the Republican.

 

[Annie]

When was the last time the head of ACORN was arrested?

How about the DOJ/Secret Service being used to bully those not on board with Obama?

Kennedy: No crime to be 'rude,' especially in an election year | Bud Kennedy | Star-Telegram.com

Posted on Sun, Oct. 19, 2008
Kennedy: No crime to be 'rude,' especially in an election year


BUD KENNEDY
bud@star-telegram.com
We have 17 more days of crazy e-mails coming.

But beneath all the chain letters calling various candidates terrorists, fascists, communists, space aliens or the Antichrist, now and then somebody actually sends an e-mail that is true.

Jessica Hughes of rural Angelina County wrote one of those e-mails Oct. 2.

She was furious after Secret Service agents questioned her over a snappish cellphone conversation Oct. 1, when a Texarkana campaign volunteer thought she threatened Barack Obama.

Hughes, 32, an oil landman and mother of three, says she was blasting Obama over his stand on legal abortion. But from what the agents told her, the volunteer only heard her say "dead on a hospital floor."

This might have been a real-life version of that TV commercial in which the cellphone signal cuts out at a dramatic moment.

All we know is that the moment the federal agents left, an angry Hughes wrote a passionate e-mail.

In the e-mail, now copied across churches worldwide to bash Obama and what Hughes called the "thought police," she repeated her response to the caller: "No, I don’t support him! Your guy is a socialist who voted four times in the state Senate to let little babies die in hospital closets. I think you should find something better to do with your time."

(Obama opposed a Born Alive Protection Act in Illinois, but supporters have said that the bill went beyond protecting babies and might have left doctors and hospitals civilly liable after abortions.)

According to Hughes, agents accused her of saying, "I will never support Obama and he will wind up dead on a hospital floor."

She quoted one agent: "So — what do you think about Barack Obama?" The other agent told her she was "rude."....

They sic the Secret Service on those that disagree.

They threatened the Jewish organizations that invited both Palin and Clinton to a protest about Iranian president. When Clinton back out, they forced a rescind of the invite to Palin, using 'tax exempt' status against the groups.

They have attempted to shut down discussions of Annenberg/Ayers questions via Milt Rosenberg's program on WGN radio. BTW, Rosenberg is NOT conservative, but is a professor at U of C.

 

[Luissa]

Well since no one has voted then the same can be said of the Republican.

Did I ever say anything about the republicans!

 

[Red Dawn]

Not quite sure why a Republican criminal suddenly makes 11 (or is it higher now?) separate ACORN investigations of voter registration fraud a non-issue. Voter fraud is amazingly serious and should be prosecuted to the farthest extent of the law regardless of political proclivities of the criminal.

Quit playing baby-games of "Oh...you didn't respond fast enough so you obviously don't care..." as you ignore the egregious number of cases of voter registration fraud that ACORN racks up at every election...ALL vote fraud is dangerous to our nation and should be dealt with severely.

This isn't a time to play partisan gotcha games...this is a time to throw the book at ANYONE who is trying to interfere with the voting process.

I hope that this Republican criminal is prosecuted. I hope that Democratic criminals are treated similarly.

People who worked for ACORN committed registration fraud. Not voter fraud. There was no intent to sway an election, and ACORN itself was a victim of the fraud perpetrators. They were trying to extort money from ACORN with fake registration cards. No fraudulent vote was ever cast, nor was there any evidence of any intent at all to cast fradulent votes.

That's not me saying it. That was what the Washington State prosecutor in charge of the case said.

Yet here, you have an actual republican party operative committing illegal fraud with the specific intent to sway an election.

This is orders of magnitude more serious than ACORN, and it actually involves intent to sway an election.

The comparison with acorn isn't even in the same ballpark.

But, republican partisanship continues to be on full display. Republicans have posted, what, about a billion posts on ACORN? And yet not a one of them started a thread on this.

Call me crazy, but I think you're looking at acorn through highly partisan glasses.

 

[RetiredGySgt]

Did I ever say anything about the republicans!

Did I say you did? I suggest you pull your head out of your anal orafice and read Truthmatters posts.

 

[WillowTree]

People who worked for ACORN committed registration fraud. Not voter fraud. There was no intent to sway an election, and ACORN itself was a victim of the fraud perpetrators. They were trying to extort money from ACORN with fake registration cards. No fraudulent vote was ever cast, nor was there any evidence of any intent at all to cast fradulent votes.

That's not me saying it. That was what the Washington State prosecutor in charge of the case said.

Yet here, you have an actual republican party operative committing illegal fraud with the specific intent to sway an election.

This is orders of magnitude more serious than ACORN, and it actually involves intent to sway an election.

The comparison with acorn isn't even in the same ballpark.

But, republican partisanship continues to be on full display. Republicans have posted, what, about a billion posts on ACORN? And yet not a one of them started a thread on this.

Call me crazy, but I think you're looking at acorn through highly partisan glasses.

I just hope the Republicans get better at it than ACORN that's what I hope.

 

[Red Dawn]

I just hope the Republicans get better at it than ACORN that's what I hope.

Thanks for your honesty. See, I knew this whole bru ha ha about acorn, was really just about republican projection. You Cons know the republican party is the master of dirty tricks in winning election, so you assume liberals are doing the same thing as you.

 

[JimH52]

ACORN is the only thing left for McCain-Palin. Let them have their fun...humor them even.

YEAH! THAT IS A BIG DEAL! WOW, GREAT POINTS YOU ARE MAKING...

 

[del]

So tell me you guys.

Do you think this guys should be arrested?

yes

Do you think as much evidence exsists on the ACORN organizations heads to be arrested?

no, ACORN has done a better job insulating themselves from direct prosecution.

Do you think this guy is being mistreated and the ACORN people are gettting preferance?

no. see above.

Or is it that this guy actually has a evidence trail leading to him and the ACORN officials dont?

yes. i would also say that a lack of evidence pointing directly at ACORN permanent staff is solely due to their hiring practices. i never said they were stupid. sleazy? absolutely, but not stupid. corrupt? definitely. criminal? not so it can be proven, but IMO, guilty as the day is long.

you may now continue your rant.