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Bigger than BridgeGate
Will Maddow do a show about this?
On O'Keefe?
Career suicide.
Bigger than BridgeGate
Will Maddow do a show about this?
On O'Keefe?
Career suicide.
Maddow has done many shows on O"Keefe
She tears him apart
Splice and dice O'Keefe?
What's he gaming the Pubs on now?
All someone has to do when watching an edited O'Keefe video is ask the question......Is the question being answered the same as the question we hear on the video
Pimp O'Keefe always has questions in the background. Never where you can see the reporter and subject in the same frame
It works something like this
O'Keefe: Do you like Broccoli?
Reply: No, I hate it, makes me sick
Edited footage
O'Keefe: Do you like America
Reply: No, I hate it, makes me sick
Splice and dice O'Keefe?
What's he gaming the Pubs on now?
All someone has to do when watching an edited O'Keefe video is ask the question......Is the question being answered the same as the question we hear on the video
Pimp O'Keefe always has questions in the background. Never where you can see the reporter and subject in the same frame
It works something like this
O'Keefe: Do you like Broccoli?
Reply: No, I hate it, makes me sick
Edited footage
O'Keefe: Do you like America
Reply: No, I hate it, makes me sick
So you lefties see fraud and deception in O'Keefe, but not in so many other things...like Obama's slush fund policies, AGW, government schools and unions, MSM, D Party, etc....
Why is that?
Could it be you believe as does one of your heroes when he said this...
"All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state."
...well only when a D occupies the WH. Right?
Texas Election Code Section 13.004 - Recording And Disclosure Of Certain Information By Registrar - 2011
t here you go- the actual text of the code
It is very clear that info is for no other use.
(a) The registrar may not transcribe, copy, or otherwise record a telephone number furnished on a registration application.
That law applies to government employees, not volunteers who register people to vote.
Here are the rules for those volunteers: Texas Volunteer Deputy Registrar Guide
Q: May I photocopy a completed application before turning it in to the county voter registrar?
A: No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office. In our opinion, this means that a photocopy of an application must come directly from the county voter registrar’s office, so that he or she may ensure the required information has been blacked out or otherwise obscured. With that said, we believe that a volunteer deputy registrar may photocopy the receipt. You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrar’s office and pulled a copy of the original application.
O'Keefe is wrong.
Texas Election Code Section 13.004 - Recording And Disclosure Of Certain Information By Registrar - 2011
t here you go- the actual text of the code
It is very clear that info is for no other use.
(a) The registrar may not transcribe, copy, or otherwise record a telephone number furnished on a registration application.
That law applies to government employees, not volunteers who register people to vote.
Here are the rules for those volunteers: Texas Volunteer Deputy Registrar Guide
Q: May I photocopy a completed application before turning it in to the county voter registrar?
A: No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office. In our opinion, this means that a photocopy of an application must come directly from the county voter registrars office, so that he or she may ensure the required information has been blacked out or otherwise obscured. With that said, we believe that a volunteer deputy registrar may photocopy the receipt. You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application.
O'Keefe is wrong.
I guess as long as O'Keefe tells the Right what they want to hear they'll believe him, regardless of his reputation as a liar.
Holy dog shit!!! Seriously??? You cannot read and so call it "double talk"??? You agree that people cannot copy the information unless it is the same they can get from the registrar's office. You agree if they got it from the registrar's office they could not get the telephone number. And you agree the org is in fact copying the telephone number. And then you claim it is merely double talk???? WTF??No they wouldnt because it would be redacted. BEFORE it lands in the registrars office they are allowed to copy the info by hand which is what it says.
This aint hard. You were lied too. I even gave you the link
Right. So since they can have the same information as if they went to the registrar's office, and the info at the registrar's office would not contain the telephone number, then they could not copy the information with the telephone number. But the org is in fact copying the telephone number, which is the violation of law.
Is that in any way unclear to you? Do you understand you are mistaken and misread your own post?
No amount of double talk will change the law which states:
Q: May I photocopy a completed application before turning it in to the county voter registrar?
A: No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office. In our opinion, this means that a photocopy of an application must come directly from the county voter registrars office, so that he or she may ensure the required information has been blacked out or otherwise obscured. With that said, we believe that a volunteer deputy registrar may photocopy the receipt. You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application.
Copying the phone number is not against the law. Here is the link. Go find where it says that and get back to me.
Texas Volunteer Deputy Registrar Guide
No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office.
How often does this need to be explained before it sinks into your overly thick skull? You cannot copy the phone numbers. Period. When someone goes to the registrar'soffice to get a copy, that information is redacted. This has been quoted extensively.The volunteer registrars are keeping the names and phone numbers of the people they register.
As I have shown, that is not illegal. At all.
"You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application."
The original application has the name and phone number of the applicant. Political organizations collect the names and addresses of registered voters all the time, kids. It's entirely legal.
O'keefe is wrong.
How often does this need to be explained before it sinks into your overly thick skull? You cannot copy the phone numbers. Period. When someone goes to the registrar'soffice to get a copy, that information is redacted. This has been quoted extensively.The volunteer registrars are keeping the names and phone numbers of the people they register.
As I have shown, that is not illegal. At all.
"You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application."
The original application has the name and phone number of the applicant. Political organizations collect the names and addresses of registered voters all the time, kids. It's entirely legal.
O'keefe is wrong.
What part of "original application" do you not understand? The word "original" it seems. Original, by definition, is NOT a copy.
They are allowed to write down anything on the original application. Not a copy of the original. The original.
Dumbass.
No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office
How often does this need to be explained before it sinks into your overly thick skull? You cannot copy the phone numbers. Period. When someone goes to the registrar'soffice to get a copy, that information is redacted. This has been quoted extensively.
What part of "original application" do you not understand? The word "original" it seems. Original, by definition, is NOT a copy.
They are allowed to write down anything on the original application. Not a copy of the original. The original.
Dumbass.
Perhaps the word "redacted" is unfamiliar to you. It means that information is taken out before it is copied. Go look it up if you dont believe me. But here is the quote:
No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office
One can copy only the information he would get from the registrar's office, which does NOT include the phone number. But they are keeping the phone numbers.
Which part of that is unclear to you?
I guess as long as O'Keefe tells the Right what they want to hear they'll believe him, regardless of his reputation as a liar.
When you can prove O'Keefe lied then you may have a point.
But he released the raw video, something Liberals rarely if ever do.
I guess as long as O'Keefe tells the Right what they want to hear they'll believe him, regardless of his reputation as a liar.
When you can prove O'Keefe lied then you may have a point.
But he released the raw video, something Liberals rarely if ever do.
All four suspects were charged with entering federal property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony, which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Flanagan is the only suspect from Louisiana. Basel is from Minnesota; O'Keefe, New Jersey; and Dai, the D.C.-Virginia area.
I guess as long as O'Keefe tells the Right what they want to hear they'll believe him, regardless of his reputation as a liar.
When you can prove O'Keefe lied then you may have a point.
But he released the raw video, something Liberals rarely if ever do.
You kiddin'?
Aside from the heavily edited ACORN vids, in which the raw footage paints a vastly different picture. He also lied to the folks about ACORN about who he was and what he was doing.
O'Keefe was also arrested.
James O'Keefe ARRESTED In Mary Landrieu Phone Scheme, 3 Others Also Charged
All four suspects were charged with entering federal property under false pretenses for the purpose of committing a felony, which carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Flanagan is the only suspect from Louisiana. Basel is from Minnesota; O'Keefe, New Jersey; and Dai, the D.C.-Virginia area.
What part of "original application" do you not understand? The word "original" it seems. Original, by definition, is NOT a copy.
They are allowed to write down anything on the original application. Not a copy of the original. The original.
Dumbass.
Perhaps the word "redacted" is unfamiliar to you. It means that information is taken out before it is copied. Go look it up if you dont believe me. But here is the quote:
No. Section 13.004(c-1) of the Code requires the county voter registrar to ensure that certain information, such as the telephone number, on a registration application is redacted from photocopies of voter registration applications from her office
One can copy only the information he would get from the registrar's office, which does NOT include the phone number. But they are keeping the phone numbers.
Which part of that is unclear to you?
I see you deleted your post. Perhaps you realized you are actually wrong and the rest of us are right. The decent thing would be to apologize for being wrong and calling us all names.
The volunteer registrars are keeping the names and phone numbers of the people they register.
As I have shown, that is not illegal. At all.
"You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application."
The original application has the name and phone number of the applicant. Political organizations collect the names and addresses of registered voters all the time, kids. It's entirely legal.
O'keefe is wrong. He committed a further error by quoting from a law which applies to government employees, not the volunteers in his film. I will give him the benefit of the doubt that he did this by mistake and not deliberately.
Battleground Texas Activities Draw Questions | The Texas Tribune
While saying it had received no complaint against the Democratic group Battleground Texas, the office of Texas Secretary of State Nandita Berry suggested Wednesday that the group's voter registration practices might rise to a “potential level of offense” of state election law.
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In the video, an unedited version of which The Texas Tribune reviewed, a Battleground voter registration coordinator is quoted as saying the group takes phone numbers gathered as part of the registration process. She said the phone numbers would be used to call the voters close to election time to urge them to vote.
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Whether Battleground did anything wrong in the process comes down to how the law is interpreted. Section 13.004 of the Texas Election Code says, in part, that county registration officials may not “transcribe, copy or otherwise record a telephone number furnished on a registration application.”
According to Berry spokesman Jeff Hillery, the "volunteer deputy registrars" who sign up voters for groups like Battleground Texas are subject to the same criminal liability that applies to county officials. A violation of that statute is considered misdemeanor “official misconduct” and is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, jail time of up to six months or both, the law says. Hillery said phone numbers on voter registration applications are treated as confidential information.
The volunteer registrars are keeping the names and phone numbers of the people they register.
As I have shown, that is not illegal. At all.
"You may also copy the relevant information from the application in writing just as you would be able to do if you went to the registrars office and pulled a copy of the original application."
The original application has the name and phone number of the applicant. Political organizations collect the names and addresses of registered voters all the time, kids. It's entirely legal.
O'keefe is wrong. He committed a further error by quoting from a law which applies to government employees, not the volunteers in his film. I will give him the benefit of the doubt that he did this by mistake and not deliberately.
Battleground Texas Activities Draw Questions | The Texas Tribune
According to Berry spokesman Jeff Hillery, the "volunteer deputy registrars" who sign up voters for groups like Battleground Texas are subject to the same criminal liability that applies to county officials. A violation of that statute is considered misdemeanor official misconduct and is punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, jail time of up to six months or both, the law says. Hillery said phone numbers on voter registration applications are treated as confidential information.
