Dad2three
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- Jun 22, 2014
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Dude, I am NOT GOP.
BUT, I do need a TV for one day. Will you or will you not let me borrow your tv?
Conservative/Libertarian/GOPer, ALL the same nutters
Dad2three
Thank you for playing along with my little demonstration. You can post all the links of people postulating about voter ID laws all you want, but you can't even bring yourself to answer my question. The reason why is because you saw where I was going with it and it renders all of your links banal and vacuous. IT'S CALLED COMMON SENSE, BRO!
You wouldn't loan me your TV because you don't know who the @#$%! I am!! Well hey, smart guy, the volunteers at the polling location don't know who the @#$%!! I am either!!
Common sense, common sense, common sense. It defeats liberals every single time.
You would not trust me with something of value, so why should anyone else in this country act any different than the behavior you displayed for us all tonight?
Go ahead, post more links about how there's no voter fraud, and how it's all a big GOP scam to keep black people from voting, blah blah blah...
...but YOU yourself would not extend the trust to a stranger, but you expect our election volunteers to do what you refused? Hahaha!!
Thank you very much!!
I have just won the internet!! Yay, me!!
Common sense? Weird, you mean like getting a FELONY for impersonating another at the polls? WHY? lol
PLEASE explain this MYTH that there are people eroaming the streets trying to turn the election, one vote at a time?
WHY couldn't Dubya's DOJ 5 YEAR unprecedented, 300+ million votes, find even ONE case to prosecute of voter impersonation? The ONLY vote fraud GOP voter ID suppression laws stop?
In-person voter-impersonation fraud is rare. The database shows 207 cases of other types of fraud for every case of voter impersonation. “The fraud that matters is the fraud that is organized. That's why voter impersonation is practically non-existent because it is difficult to do and it is difficult to pull people into conspiracies to do it,”
There is more fraud in absentee ballots and voter registration than any other categories. The analysis shows 491 cases of absentee ballot fraud and 400 cases of registration fraud. A required photo ID at the polls would not have prevented these cases.
New database of US voter fraud finds no evidence that photo ID laws are needed - Investigations