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I voted for Obama a dozen times
You have a problem with that?
You have a problem with that?
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This is what we get to look forward to again in 2012.
I voted for Obama a dozen times
You have a problem with that?
The right, or the white?It seems the right is worried. You should be worried.
What a ******I voted for Obama a dozen times
You have a problem with that?
I wasn't aware that Obama took NC in 2008.
I wasn't aware that Obama took NC in 2008.
He did, barely, by about 14,000 votes. I'm sure this type of fraud can be found on both sides. I don't have a problem with requiring ID. Actually, where I vote, they do ask for it. Not sure if it is actually required or whether a signature is enough.
I don't either.
So long as the ID is provided free of charge to those that can't afford it on the day of the election.
17 Florida Republicans admit voting three times for Bush.
Voter fraud is bad. People shouldn't do it, and if they do they should suffer criminal penalties.
That being said, the current wave of restrictive voting laws aren't really intended primarily to correct voter fraud, but to prevent certain groups from casting legitimate votes. New Hampshire's House Speaker wasn't saying anything shocking when he identified the act his state's law was designed to prevent as "voting as a liberal". Laws that stop dozens of people from voting fraudulently and millions from voting legitimately are morally indefensible.
The republican lawmakers enacting the voter ID laws know that they are doing, it's only the stupid conservative public who is clueless. I'd have respect for the tea party crowd if they admitted the true purpose of voter ID laws.
Voter fraud is bad. People shouldn't do it, and if they do they should suffer criminal penalties.
That being said, the current wave of restrictive voting laws aren't really intended primarily to correct voter fraud, but to prevent certain groups from casting legitimate votes. New Hampshire's House Speaker wasn't saying anything shocking when he identified the act his state's law was designed to prevent as "voting as a liberal". Laws that stop dozens of people from voting fraudulently and millions from voting legitimately are morally indefensible.
The republican lawmakers enacting the voter ID laws know that they are doing, it's only the stupid conservative public who is clueless. I'd have respect for the tea party crowd if they admitted the true purpose of voter ID laws.
and what is the true purpose of voter ID?
The republican lawmakers enacting the voter ID laws know that they are doing, it's only the stupid conservative public who is clueless. I'd have respect for the tea party crowd if they admitted the true purpose of voter ID laws.
and what is the true purpose of voter ID?
To deny black, Hispanic and young voters the right to vote. Why are states trying to deny the use of college IDs for voter registration?
ACORN has not gone away. Many have gone to prison for Voter Fraud but the group has merely broken up into smaller groups with different names. So massive Democrat Voter Fraud will have to be watched in 2012. Nothing has really changed since the last Presidential Election.
and what is the true purpose of voter ID?
To deny black, Hispanic and young voters the right to vote. Why are states trying to deny the use of college IDs for voter registration?
Not an acceptable form.
To deny black, Hispanic and young voters the right to vote. Why are states trying to deny the use of college IDs for voter registration?
Not an acceptable form.
Why not?
Not an acceptable form.
Why not?
Because I could enroll tomorrow under John Doe with a check.
More typical dimwit voter fraud. Idiots.This is what we get to look forward to again in 2012.
Why not?
Because I could enroll tomorrow under John Doe with a check.
So states want to block student IDs but they allow hunting and fishing licenses, utility bills, credit cards or paychecks to be used as valid IDs and these are the tough states?