This country's worst case of blatant voter fraud occurred without any repercussions and little condemnation whatsoever. We can handle this small incident.
I'm obviously referring to the crooked case of the USSC handing the election to Bush under bogus grounds.
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This country's worst case of blatant voter fraud occurred without any repercussions and little condemnation whatsoever. We can handle this small incident.
I'm obviously referring to the crooked case of the USSC handing the election to Bush under bogus grounds.
Handing him the election in Florida? Some missed facts - thousands of felons voted improperly in Florida, the media said Gore won when the polls were still open in the republican part of the state, Bush won every count and recount including the one conducted by the Associated Press which happened after Bush was in office.
Voter fraud happens in inner cities all over the country. "we can handle it" is your way of saying you like voter fraud when it favors the democrats. Democrats constantly oppose all poll reforms. Because they know fraud is a net gain for them.
Its happening now in swing states where homeless people are registering to vote and voting early in Ohio (why can't they vote with the rest of us?) and Acorn is setting the stage for ficticious voters and duplicate voters in Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvia.
I see people approached every day in Philadelphia - registered voters already exceed the number of eligible adults here, why is their such a push to register more people?
When democrats lose (Gore, Kerry), its FRAUD! When they win (congress 2 years ago), somehow fraud didn't happen. This election will be the same way.
Here's a piece from 2 years ago printed in the WSJ when Pennsylvia (Rendell) shot down a law requiring voters to show ID. It says 25% of voters don't show ID and how Philadelphia (where I live) is setup perfectly for fraud with polls all over the place. 4 years ago, elections started with votes already on some voting machines here
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Handing him the election in Florida? Some missed facts - thousands of felons voted improperly in Florida, the media said Gore won when the polls were still open in the republican part of the state, Bush won every count and recount including the one conducted by the Associated Press which happened after Bush was in office.
Voter fraud happens in inner cities all over the country. "we can handle it" is your way of saying you like voter fraud when it favors the democrats. Democrats constantly oppose all poll reforms. Because they know fraud is a net gain for them.
Its happening now in swing states where homeless people are registering to vote and voting early in Ohio (why can't they vote with the rest of us?) and Acorn is setting the stage for ficticious voters and duplicate voters in Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvia.
I see people approached every day in Philadelphia - registered voters already exceed the number of eligible adults here, why is their such a push to register more people?
When democrats lose (Gore, Kerry), its FRAUD! When they win (congress 2 years ago), somehow fraud didn't happen. This election will be the same way.
Here's a piece from 2 years ago printed in the WSJ when Pennsylvia (Rendell) shot down a law requiring voters to show ID. It says 25% of voters don't show ID and how Philadelphia (where I live) is setup perfectly for fraud with polls all over the place. 4 years ago, elections started with votes already on some voting machines here
How do we know that all of those felons voted for Gore? Just as is the case in Ohio, many of the homeless are saying they are voting for McCain.
Which count did Bush win?! It was stopped! That's exactly the point, as well as the fact that thousands of votes were thrown out, yet the court ruled that the 14th Amendment was violated?! HUH? That's where the problem lies. No legal scholar yet has acknowledged that that ruling was just or rational.
Where was there fraud when Kerry lost? Other than a handful of weirdos, no one claimed that. However, Bush v. Gore was criminal. If you need an expert opinion on it, let me know and I'll hook you up with the best analysis of it.
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Its happening now in swing states where homeless people are registering to vote and voting early in Ohio (why can't they vote with the rest of us?) Are homeless people voting early in violation of any law in Ohio? You make it sound like homeless people are getting special treatment by being allowed the same early voting rights as everyone else in the state and Acorn is setting the stage for ficticious voters and duplicate voters in Nevada, Michigan and Pennsylvia. Is there any evidence that ACORN is commiting voter fraud (other than the 1/1000 of a % of 'suspicious' registrations that the article mentions?
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How do we know that all of those felons voted for Gore? Just as is the case in Ohio, many of the homeless are saying they are voting for McCain.
Which count did Bush win?! It was stopped! That's exactly the point, as well as the fact that thousands of votes were thrown out, yet the court ruled that the 14th Amendment was violated?! HUH? That's where the problem lies. No legal scholar yet has acknowledged that that ruling was just or rational.
Where was there fraud when Kerry lost? Other than a handful of weirdos, no one claimed that. However, Bush v. Gore was criminal. If you need an expert opinion on it, let me know and I'll hook you up with the best analysis of it.
There was a meaningless count conducted by the AP after Bush was already president
In 2004, Kerry planned on alleging fraud if he lost before anything took place
Did you read my article? It mentions fraud in 2004 and it mentions that 25% of voters in Philadelphia (Kerry got more than 80%) voted without showing ID. Dead people there were registered to vote, and registered voters outnumbered eligible voters. Voting machines in innercity areas (that vote >95% democrat) had votes on them before voting started.
2 years ago in Philadelphia, I couldn't get an absentee ballot. Called over and over and they told me to wait longer. However my wife, who is a registered Dem, is registered at 2 polling locations (forgot to remove her when we moved 1 mile away) and our doorbell was rung to remind her she hadn't voted yet (in 2004).
LOL - Florida was in no way criminal. Remember the story about Haitian voters being kept away by german shepards in Florida when Gore lost? Funny how no one got a picture of it. Democrats will say anything.
I don't need a liberal lawyer to tell me Gore won Florida and you can't calculate the impact the media had by announcing Florida for Gore when the polls were still open in the republican part of the state. Florida voted again for Bush in 2004 anyways.
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Acorn's been charged in Philadelphia, Michigan and Nevada too. They've been charged with fraud in the past.
A man admits they pestered him into registering 10+ times in Cleveland even after he was already registered to vote, then we have them driving homeless people to both register to vote AND vote on the same day.
Why can't they have the homeless register now and vote on election day? You love fraudulant situations. Just like democrats who don't want people to show ID and their support of foreign language ballots (naturalized citizens are required to speak basic English)
ACORN receives federal funding, yet they commit disparate discimination (looking to increase the votes in swing states with democratic demographic groups).
All democrats like voter fraud because they know it benefits democrats.
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There was a meaningless count conducted by the AP after Bush was already president
In 2004, Kerry planned on alleging fraud if he lost before anything took place
Did you read my article? It mentions fraud in 2004 and it mentions that 25% of voters in Philadelphia (Kerry got more than 80%) voted without showing ID. Dead people there were registered to vote, and registered voters outnumbered eligible voters. Voting machines in innercity areas (that vote >95% democrat) had votes on them before voting started.
2 years ago in Philadelphia, I couldn't get an absentee ballot. Called over and over and they told me to wait longer. However my wife, who is a registered Dem, is registered at 2 polling locations (forgot to remove her when we moved 1 mile away) and our doorbell was rung to remind her she hadn't voted yet (in 2004).
LOL - Florida was in no way criminal. Remember the story about Haitian voters being kept away by german shepards in Florida when Gore lost? Funny how no one got a picture of it. Democrats will say anything.
I don't need a liberal lawyer to tell me Gore won Florida and you can't calculate the impact the media had by announcing Florida for Gore when the polls were still open in the republican part of the state. Florida voted again for Bush in 2004 anyways.
And it's also funny how they closed the deadline for the vote count, yet allowed service people to vote after the voting stopped. Another thing that we heard nothing about.
Do you know who the first media outlet was to announce a winner? Fox News. Do you know who they announced? Bush.
Vincent Bigliosi, a lifelong republican: is that the liberal lawyer that you're referring to? No, as a believer in the rule of law, even he, a republican, had to speak out. No lawyer has subsequently ever come forward to claim that that ruling was valid or legitimate. Literally...not one in eight years!
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Acorn's been charged in Philadelphia, Michigan and Nevada too. They've been charged with fraud in the past. And W has been charged with war crimes, too bad being charged doesn't make it true.
A man admits they pestered him into registering 10+ times in Cleveland even after he was already registered to vote Did that man vote 10 times? is there a law against filling out multiple registrations? if there is both your wife and Bonnie's son are criminals, then we have them driving homeless people to both register to vote AND vote on the same day Which is perfectly legal, unless you don't think that homeless people should have the same rights as everyone else in the state of Ohio.
Why can't they have the homeless register now and vote on election day? They could, or they could register and vote on the same day, just like everyone else in Ohio You love fraudulant situations I don't like fraudulant situations anymore than I like baseless claims.. Just like democrats who don't want people to show ID or republicans who want to discourage poor people from voting and their support of foreign language ballots (naturalized citizens are required to speak basic English most ballots are not in basic english)
ACORN receives federal funding, yet they commit disparate discimination (looking to increase the votes in swing states with democratic demographic groups).
All democrats like voter fraud because they know it benefits democrats.
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Furthermore, couldn't we also make the argument that low voter turnout rates favor republicans? Could that be why there is so much opposition to more people voting?
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And it's also funny how they closed the deadline for the vote count, yet allowed service people to vote after the voting stopped. Another thing that we heard nothing about.
Do you know who the first media outlet was to announce a winner? Fox News. Do you know who they announced? Bush.
Vincent Bigliosi, a lifelong republican: is that the liberal lawyer that you're referring to? No, as a believer in the rule of law, even he, a republican, had to speak out. No lawyer has subsequently ever come forward to claim that that ruling was valid or legitimate. Literally...not one in eight years!
Voting after the polls closed - I remember that when Ashcroft lost in Missouri in 2000 to a dead man that way.
Bigliosi is writing a book about trying Bush for murder now too - you wouldn't suggest him as an expert if you didn't agree with his opinion (I know that). And you wouldn't want me to set you up with an attorney that didn't agree with your conclusions.
If you were honestly a "believer in the rule of law" you'd admit that democrats have opposed all sensible poll reforms over the past 8 years. It would be crazy to think that they thought 2000 and 2004 were stolen from them and oppose voting reforms since.
They figure they make out on fraudulant votes. DNC areas in Miami had a voter turnout in 2000 of over 90% - that pretty much impossible.
Bush barely lost a few other states in 2000 - New Mexico, Iowa, Wisconsin and fraud was alleged in at least New Mexico. Florida only matters because Gore needed it to win.
If Gore managed to win his OWN state and Clinton's, he would have won anyways without Florida.
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