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sirs

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Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« on: October 16, 2012, 06:14:32 PM »
Ouside of the ridiculous invalid claims that there simply just isn't
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Does voter fraud actually exist?

If you ask members of the Obama administration, Democratic lawmakers or the left-leaning media, they often argue it's a myth concocted by Republicans to suppress Democratic turnout.

Even U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has called voter fraud "a problem that does not really exist."

But what you won't see in most of the nation's headlines is the series of explosive investigations by patriot James O'Keefe and his nonprofit, Project Veritas.

In stunning video footage (called "DNC Staffer Assists Double Voting In Support of Obama" on YouTube), a top Obama campaign worker gleefully helps an undercover reporter obtain ballots in two states. The reporter identifies herself as an Obama supporter who has illegally registered in Florida and Texas.

Organizing for America regional field director Stephanie Caballero -- a salaried employee of the Democratic National Committee in Houston -- offers to print out a ballot the reporter can mail to Florida.

"Oh, my God, this is so funny," Caballero says. "It's cool, though."

She advised the undercover reporter to say "I don't know" to anyone who might check.

Caballero was fired after the video's release, but only after House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith demanded that the Obama campaign and DNC terminate staffers who engaged in voter fraud.

However, this was no isolated incident. Project Veritas' latest effort in Texas, New Jersey, New York and Connecticut shows Obama campaign workers helping people who want to commit election fraud.

In April, I wrote about investigations in Minnesota, New Hampshire and Vermont, where O'Keefe obtained ballots by using celebrity names, such as Tom Brady and Tim Tebow, and even the names of some of the 1.8 million people who are deceased but still registered voters. Video proof from Eric Holder's own voting precinct in Washington, D.C., revealed that voter fraud is alive and well in the nation's capital.

O'Keefe promised to release more videos as long as the Obama campaign, Congress, governors, attorneys general and the media continue to downplay his investigations.

Obama campaign staffers are only doing what they are told and emulating what they see as acceptable to their leaders. Meanwhile, the Obama administration is working to nullify state laws enacted to prevent voter fraud.

As WorldNetDaily reported, the Advancement Project -- a powerful group with leaders who have donated tens of thousands of dollars to the Obama campaign and DNC -- also has been waging a war against voter ID laws.

These common-sense laws safeguard election integrity by requiring a voter to present identification before casting a ballot. A Washington Post poll reveals that voter ID laws have support from 74 percent of Americans.

And voter fraud is widespread:

--According to The Columbus Dispatch, at least 1 in 5 registered voters in Ohio should be ineligible to cast a ballot.

--True the Vote, an election integrity group, notified 160 counties that there are more voters on registration rolls than eligible voters in each location.

--In February, the Pew Center found 2.8 million people with active registrations in more than one state.

--According to Project Veritas, the North Carolina Board of Elections was given a list of 30,000 residents who died between 2002 and 2012 and still are registered to vote. (And that's a state Obama won by only 14,000 votes in 2008!)

Good citizens must ensure that Americans enjoy a secure system of elections. There are ways to help stop voter fraud. What can you do?

--Volunteer to be a poll watcher in your precinct, or sign up for True the Vote's poll volunteer program.

--When you encounter a case of possible voter fraud, report it to election officials, media and lawmakers.

--Support voter ID laws in your state.

--Demand that Congress investigate cases of fraud.

--Pressure state lawmakers to require verification of voters' citizenship using the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements database. In states where fraud is rampant, task forces must investigate.

--State and federal judges have blocked or postponed implementation of voter ID laws in several states. Pressure governors and state attorneys general to have such voter ID rulings overturned. The system cannot be trusted!

--Go to http://www.EndVoterFraudNow.com and sign Project Veritas' open letter to Holder, demanding that he "ensure enforcement of all federal and state laws passed to protect the integrity of America's electoral system -- effective immediately."

--Finally, share this information to help protect the integrity of America's election process.

Does voter fraud actually exist? Yes! And it threatens the very fabric of our constitutional republic.

In America, voting is a privilege that belongs only to citizens who are qualified to vote. We have the right to safeguard it at all costs.
"The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal." -- Aristotle

Plane

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #1 on: October 16, 2012, 06:20:41 PM »
So the real point of having no requirement for ID is to hide the scale of fraud?

I am tired of being outraged , I am tired of being taken for an idiot , I will again vote for the least evil canadate I can , but I am tired of this too.

Does anyone remember Al Gore sueing to suppress the military mail in votes?

That is happening again.

A few thousand votes blocked here , a few thousand faked there, after a while you are getting serious numbers.

I think that Democrats feel excused to cheat , because they feel so virtuous from distributeing OPM to the needy.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #2 on: October 17, 2012, 05:00:12 PM »
Here in Miami, the voter fraud is Cuban/Republican and involves absentee ballots from Old Folk's Homes.
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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #3 on: October 18, 2012, 01:17:54 AM »
Here in Miami, the voter fraud is Cuban/Republican and involves absentee ballots from Old Folk's Homes.

OK , what would you do to put a stop to it?

There is not any sort of vote rigging I want to accept.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #4 on: October 18, 2012, 01:29:54 PM »
Arrest and jail those who do it, of course.
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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #5 on: October 18, 2012, 02:56:23 PM »
After of course the fraudulant votes have been counted.  Here's a better idea.  Let's work on prevening the fraud, in the 1st place.  Just to make sure 1 person, a live one, casts only 1 vote, in the 1 state they live in
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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #6 on: October 18, 2012, 04:02:42 PM »
The problem that voter id does not solve is absentee and mail in early voting ballots.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #7 on: October 18, 2012, 04:26:16 PM »
True, though that's not really what voter ID is intended to prevent.  It's specifically designed to try and prevent folks from voting at a voting booth, who are otherwise not legally allowed to vote
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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #8 on: October 19, 2012, 10:46:51 PM »
The problem that voter id does not solve is absentee and mail in early voting ballots.

How about requireing contact information?

Phone banks are canvassing thousands of people trying to get out the vote, why not use the same tecnique to check out the vote?

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #9 on: October 19, 2012, 11:41:11 PM »
 I think you should be required to vote in person on the day of the election at the polling place you are assigned based on your registration data.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #10 on: October 19, 2012, 11:57:10 PM »
What about Military and Civil servants on TDY?

My absentee ballot in 2000 probly got caught up in that snafu we had , I will never know if it was counted.

Talk about repressed votes , didn't Al Gores team sue to disqualify some military ballots because they had the wrong post mark?

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #11 on: October 20, 2012, 12:24:07 AM »
If the military can pilot drones from Nevada and kill terrorists in Yemen I am pretty sure the technology is available to deliver a custom ballot based on id so that even sailors and soldiers at forward bases can vote on election day.

Absentee ballots didn't come into being until 1864 and that was because Lincoln needed the votes.
And it is not like military and civil servants did not know that travel was a component of the job.

But to get an absentee ballot simply because you don't want to stand in line cheapens the privilege.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #12 on: October 20, 2012, 01:28:58 AM »
I think you should be required to vote in person on the day of the election at the polling place you are assigned based on your registration data.

For those not in the military or stationed abroad, works for me, though they best have a photo ID.  The only thing that doesn't for me is "motor/voter", registering to vote at the same time as getting a DL, unless its done a minimum of 6 months prior to any national election.
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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #13 on: October 20, 2012, 06:26:06 PM »
I disagree with BT and Sirs in this .

"Motor Voter" registration produces an ID and does not leave any demographic out of registration. Registering for a drivers lisense in an ailas instead of your real name is already criminal and the dead do not need to drive.

Someone who is registered so automaticly is not necessacerialy going to vote, this person still has to get some education and motivation which is the real problem .

Absentee votes and early votes are very good for the voter with the bad back and sore leg, I know several Republicans that fit this description, I suspect there are Democrats that have sore backs now and then.

In the future there will be developments in weather controll, we really need this for the reversal of global warming , but we can also use it to ensure that it rains hard every election day.

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Re: Is it any wonder there's "no votor fraud"?
« Reply #14 on: October 20, 2012, 07:14:22 PM »
Another problem with absentee and early voting is that they often are kept in a separate stack out of sight of the numerous poll workers who add a real sense of democracy to an election.

Absentee and early votes fall under the adage of he who counts the votes controls the election.