Once Again, The GOP's Interstate Crosscheck Purging Program Steals Another Election

[hadit]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who vote Democrat.)

Sure. That's the issue.

While your at it you might want to consider not killing your unborn children. More voters that way

That's hardly a major priority in elections.

The fact is that there just aren't enough old racist white men left in this country for the GOP to win fair and square. The numbers simply aren't there. The minority demographics are dwarfing white demographics in this country -- and the GOP has known this for some time. This is why they devised Interstate Crosscheck, because it cleverly targets minority voters and tips the scale in the GOP's favor.

You say that like Republicans winning elections by preventing fraud by democrats is a bad thing.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

The GOP cheats everywhere it can we know this for sure. Their worldview is rejected when simply debated in the town square so they hire many snake oil salesmen to lie their way in. Trump himself is one of these used car salesmen.

They are barely winning in states they should dominate though. And Trump continues to be an anchor drawing the GOP boat down into the abyss.

 

[hadit]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

The GOP cheats everywhere it can we know this for sure. Their worldview is rejected when simply debated in the town square so they hire many snake oil salesmen to lie their way in. Trump himself is one of these used car salesmen.

They are barely winning in states they should dominate though. And Trump continues to be an anchor drawing the GOP boat down into the abyss.

Keep the faith. I think you're going to need it.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

The GOP cheats everywhere it can we know this for sure. Their worldview is rejected when simply debated in the town square so they hire many snake oil salesmen to lie their way in. Trump himself is one of these used car salesmen.

They are barely winning in states they should dominate though. And Trump continues to be an anchor drawing the GOP boat down into the abyss.

Keep the faith. I think you're going to need it.

I couldn't care less either way. Demographics are pushing the GOP off of a political cliff, they know it. You can't change birth and deaths numbers by lying as is the GOP's favorite tool. Cons have cognitive dissonance about it as they do with many other things, a fear so great their minds refuse to believe the reality.

But reality cannot be ignored.

 

[SYTFE]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who vote Democrat.)

Sure. That's the issue.

While your at it you might want to consider not killing your unborn children. More voters that way

That's hardly a major priority in elections.

The fact is that there just aren't enough old racist white men left in this country for the GOP to win fair and square. The numbers simply aren't there. The minority demographics are dwarfing white demographics in this country -- and the GOP has known this for some time. This is why they devised Interstate Crosscheck, because it cleverly targets minority voters and tips the scale in the GOP's favor.

You say that like Republicans winning elections by preventing fraud by democrats is a bad thing.

Uh, you're a bit confuzzled, aren't you? It's the GOP that's committing fraud via Crosscheck. Do you even know how to read?

 

[SYTFE]

All anyone has to do is click the first link in the OP and then click the "play" button on the video. Watch the video segment. You'll see how Crosscheck works to wrongly target minority voters along with other GOP voter suppression tactics.

 

[hadit]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who vote Democrat.)

Sure. That's the issue.

While your at it you might want to consider not killing your unborn children. More voters that way

That's hardly a major priority in elections.

The fact is that there just aren't enough old racist white men left in this country for the GOP to win fair and square. The numbers simply aren't there. The minority demographics are dwarfing white demographics in this country -- and the GOP has known this for some time. This is why they devised Interstate Crosscheck, because it cleverly targets minority voters and tips the scale in the GOP's favor.

You say that like Republicans winning elections by preventing fraud by democrats is a bad thing.

Uh, you're a bit confuzzled, aren't you? It's the GOP that's committing fraud via Crosscheck. Do you even know how to read?

When people are wrongly denied the right to vote, there's a problem. If they're not, there's not.

 

[hadit]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

The GOP cheats everywhere it can we know this for sure. Their worldview is rejected when simply debated in the town square so they hire many snake oil salesmen to lie their way in. Trump himself is one of these used car salesmen.

They are barely winning in states they should dominate though. And Trump continues to be an anchor drawing the GOP boat down into the abyss.

Keep the faith. I think you're going to need it.

I couldn't care less either way. Demographics are pushing the GOP off of a political cliff, they know it. You can't change birth and deaths numbers by lying as is the GOP's favorite tool. Cons have cognitive dissonance about it as they do with many other things, a fear so great their minds refuse to believe the reality.

But reality cannot be ignored.

That wrongly assumes that demographics immutably determine political affiliation. It does not.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

You mean it wasn't the Russians?

 

[hadit]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

You mean it wasn't the Russians?

They're trying out new excuses. Trial balloons and all.

 

[Snouter]

Actually if a legal US citizen in the USA does not a drivers license, and cannot present one at the voting facility, they should not be allowed to vote, PERIOD! This is very important in this day and age of Obama's NSA hacking into machines and leaving digital footprints of Ruskies, or whoever the feel like falsely accusing in coordination with BLINKY Maddow, CNN, etc. It is crucial to get every government employee who was employed during the Obamanation years FIRED. Clean the Swamp requirements should actually be an Amendment to the Constitution!

 

[SYTFE]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

You mean it wasn't the Russians?

Someone already made that joke. Try to get your own material.

 

[Interested Outsider]

I would think it's more a case of the Democrats not having a strategy broad enough to turn out their progressive base in sufficient numbers while still appealing to moderate Republicans.

 

[IsaacNewton]

Just like it worked to hand Trump the election by tipping the electoral college in the GOP's favor, Republican shitbag Kris Kobach's Crosscheck program gives the GOP a win in Georgia.

Watch here to see how this program works: Greg Palast: How Racist Voter Suppression Could Cost Jon Ossoff the Georgia Election | Democracy Now!

More here about how 40,000 minority voter registrations went "missing" from the voter rolls:

Truthout: Tell us about voting irregularities in the primary, which resulted in Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff running against Republican Karen Handel today.

Greg Palast: It's ugly in the Sixth. One of the worst parts is the systematic disenfranchisement of the Asian American community. For years, I’ve followed the work of the Asian-American Legal Advocacy Center, a group running a campaign to register new Americans to vote. When the group complained about thousands of the collected names missing from the voter rolls, the Secretary of State, a Republican, retaliated against them. According to attorney Nse Ufot:

They were doing a campaign to register 10,000 Korean-Americans to vote, and had quite a bit of success. At some point during the campaign, they noticed that many of the folks that they were registering were not showing up on the voter rolls. So, they reached out to the Secretary of State to say, "Hey, where are our folks? Why aren't they showing up on the rolls?" They never got an official response. What they did get was the GBI kicking in the door and requesting all of their files.

While no charges were brought, the terrifying raid was enough to at least temporarily derail the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign. According to a written statement sent to me yesterday by Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, the "10,000 Korean Votes" campaign ended in 2015. Since that time, the Asian American Legal Advocacy Center has ceased to exist as such, though at least some of its work is being carried on by the group that replaced it: the Atlanta branch of Asian Americans Advancing Justice, which continues to engage in voter registration efforts, according to its website.

Ufot's own group, New Georgia Project, has also seen the registrations of new voters of color suspiciously vanish.

Ufot told me, "We submitted 86,419 voter registration forms. There are 46,000 of the folks that we've registered who have made it, and 40,000 of them are missing."

So, New Georgia Project contacted the Republican Secretary of State's office.

"You know what they told us?" Ufot asked. "'We don't know what you're talking about. What forms?' They did not disappear. We intentionally registered voters on paper forms so that we could make copies. We knew who they were. They were not on the voter rolls."

Greg Palast: Jim Crow Scam Threatens to Tip Georgia's Ossoff-Handel Race

The GOP cheats everywhere it can we know this for sure. Their worldview is rejected when simply debated in the town square so they hire many snake oil salesmen to lie their way in. Trump himself is one of these used car salesmen.

They are barely winning in states they should dominate though. And Trump continues to be an anchor drawing the GOP boat down into the abyss.

Keep the faith. I think you're going to need it.

I couldn't care less either way. Demographics are pushing the GOP off of a political cliff, they know it. You can't change birth and deaths numbers by lying as is the GOP's favorite tool. Cons have cognitive dissonance about it as they do with many other things, a fear so great their minds refuse to believe the reality.

But reality cannot be ignored.

That wrongly assumes that demographics immutably determine political affiliation. It does not.

Sorry but it does. +/- 3% is meaningless. The GOP knows what the numbers are in the near future.

Untenable is the word for it.

 

[imawhosure]

Link?

There's 2 in the OP, one in my sig.

You posted crap. Seriously, your links are trash. The race thing you and the other liberal morons have created in your heads is scary, but not reality.

lol, you asked for links, I gave them to you. I couldn't give ONE FUCK if you think they're "trash." All of that information has been thoroughly investigated and vetted. The journalist even got a copy of the crosscheck list for fucks sake.

I am going to throw you a life line. Is there anything you disagree with in the links you provided?

No.

Ala YES, snowflakey, along with Fakey-)

 

[FA_Q2]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

The cold hard truth.

Damn near every single time the democrats lose it is blamed on an outside force. The ability to utterly pass over self reflection is rather amazing.

Again --- does the phrase "three million illegals" ring a bell?

How 'bout 'the election is rigged'? How 'bout the idea "if I don't get nominated there will be riots"?

Yes, yes it does. And for the millionth time I have said it here, are you really trying to set the bar for democrats to meet at Trump?

If they are going to act like Trump then why should anyone vote for them?

 

[edthecynic]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who tend to vote Democrat.)

Link?

Controversial anti-voter fraud program risks disenfranchising voters through racial bias, report finds

 

[JBond]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who tend to vote Democrat.)

Link?

Controversial anti-voter fraud program risks disenfranchising voters through racial bias, report finds

Some opinions. No verified bias. What do you think about the ERIC system? I don't know much about it.

From your link:

A 2013 report by RTI International, a North Carolina-based research nonprofit, found that states participating in ERIC improved on every measure considered, including boosting voter registration and turnout and eliminating errors in voter files.

 

[edthecynic]

This thread is s prime example why democrats keep losing. You refuse to own your actions and make the changes necessary.

Inddeed, the Democrats have refused to properly address the criminal Interstate Crosscheck program, designed specifically to suppress minority voters (who tend to vote Democrat.)

Link?

Controversial anti-voter fraud program risks disenfranchising voters through racial bias, report finds

Some opinions. No verified bias. What do you think about the ERIC system? I don't know much about it.

From your link:

A 2013 report by RTI International, a North Carolina-based research nonprofit, found that states participating in ERIC improved on every measure considered, including boosting voter registration and turnout and eliminating errors in voter files.

Here is a good comparison between the two programs, Crosscheck and ERIC.
9 and 10 are the key differences:

http://b.3cdn.net/advancement/1d6cccf4b34b9645da_hdm6i29rp.pdf
9. What constitutes a “match” under the program?

Under Crosscheck, the procedure for identifying a “match” compares three fields: (1) First Name; (2) Last Name; and (3) Date of Birth (“DOB”). Other information, such as Middle Name, Name Suffix, and Last Four Digits of the Social Security Number (“Last Four SSN”) are included on the reports, but are not used to indicate a “match.”21


ERIC matches more “data points” than Name and DOB, including the Last Four SSN, Mailing Address, and other data already linked through state motor vehicle agencies, though it is unclear how many more “data points” are used. 22 ERIC uses a “contextual matching system.”23

10. Are there accuracy and “false positives” issues?

Yes. Crosscheck openly admits in its Participation Guide that the program generates a high number of false positives: “Experience in the crosscheck program indicates that a significant number of apparent double votes are false positives and not double votes. Many are the result of errors—voters sign the wrong line in the poll book, election clerks scan the wrong line with a barcode scanner, or there is confusion over father/son voters (Sr. and Jr.).”24 The inaccuracy of Crosscheck’s data appears to be reason why some states have left the program. For example, a spokesperson from the Oregon Secretary of State recently explained: “We left [Crosscheck] because the data we received was unreliable and we felt joining the ERIC project would better meet our needs.” 25


Due to the more detailed data matching (see above), there may be less false positives under ERIC than Crosscheck.

 

[jknowgood]

Is this the same election that 40 million of outside dollars couldn't buy the seat? You're a pussy, you can't even cheat and win, then you whine about it. Lol