Voter fraud--an expose' - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

MS Fowler · #1 05-08-2012, 07:20 AM

Seems like a comprehensive plan to steal elections is in place. Some of this may be over-reach, but the author documents his allegations. Still, I do not see an answer to the criticism often posted here concerning the number required to affect an election and the penalties for voter fraud. Perhaps the penalties do not matter because they are rarely enforced. I can't remember hearing prosecution of voter fraud cases.

The Left?s National Vote Fraud Strategy Exposed

disley · #2 05-08-2012, 09:57 AM

Meet the real election fraud.
Diebold Memos Disclose Florida 2000 E-Voting Fraud | Scoop News
Florida's flawed "voter-cleansing" program - Florida’s flawed “voter-cleansing” program - Salon.com
Florida 2000 Redux: GOP Using "Voter Fraud" To Disenfranchise
Vote Fraud 2004: How Ohio was "Delivered" to Bush
The 2004 US Elections: The Mother of all Vote FraudsYou can't trust anyone these days, or has it always been this way?

Dudesky · #3 05-08-2012, 10:38 AM

I look at it like this, GOP is pushing for voter ID, DNC is screaming like spoiled little children over the issue. Who then seems to be showing their game plan here?

Honus · #4 05-08-2012, 10:48 AM

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I look at it like this, GOP is pushing for voter ID, DNC is screaming like spoiled little children over the issue. Who then seems to be showing their game plan here?

GOP.

Dudesky · #5 05-08-2012, 10:50 AM

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GOP.

Promote voter fraud by requiring ID thus preventing cheating.
Gimmee a hit of that stuff.

Honus · #6 05-08-2012, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Dudesky

Promote voter fraud by requiring ID thus preventing cheating.
Gimmee a hit of that stuff.

I'm just high on facts here. I haven't read the article mentioned in the OP yet, but everything else I've read says that voter fraud is a GOP fantasy. GOP-backed laws making it tougher to vote are real. If you've got evidence to the contrary, let's see it.

PaulC · #7 05-08-2012, 12:52 PM

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I look at it like this, GOP is pushing for voter ID, DNC is screaming like spoiled little children over the issue. Who then seems to be showing their game plan here?

We need to keep those who may not be wealthy or educated enough to be considered desirable American citizens from voting in our elections and skewing the results. The constitution unfortunately requires that we allow such folks to vote, so our only practical strategy to keep such folks away from the polls is to make the prerequisite for voting just a wee-bit arduous. Not arduous enough to be successfully contested in court of course.

Naturally, I'm all for this, as I can't stand going to my polling place and seeing those unseemly great-unwashed ethnic types putting their grubby hands all over the levers in the voting booth. Makes me want to bring Purell to the polls.

Dudesky · #8 05-08-2012, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulC

We need to keep those who may not be wealthy or educated enough to be considered desirable American citizens from voting in our elections and skewing the results. The constitution unfortunately requires that we allow such folks to vote, so our only practical strategy to keep such folks away from the polls is to make the prerequisite for voting just a wee-bit arduous. Not arduous enough to be successfully contested in court of course.

Naturally, I'm all for this, as I can't stand going to my polling place and seeing those unseemly great-unwashed ethnic types putting their grubby hands all over the levers in the voting booth. Makes me want to bring Purell to the polls.

I noticed last week at the poll, they have hand sanitizer for people like you.

Dudesky · #9 05-08-2012, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulC

We need to keep those who may not be wealthy or educated enough to be considered desirable American citizens from voting in our elections and skewing the results. The constitution unfortunately requires that we allow such folks to vote, so our only practical strategy to keep such folks away from the polls is to make the prerequisite for voting just a wee-bit arduous. Not arduous enough to be successfully contested in court of course.

Naturally, I'm all for this, as I can't stand going to my polling place and seeing those unseemly great-unwashed ethnic types putting their grubby hands all over the levers in the voting booth. Makes me want to bring Purell to the polls.

That's where Margaret Sanger was coming from about low educated indigents ruining our society, probably why DNC supports Planned Parenthood.

PaulC · #10 05-08-2012, 01:01 PM

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That's where Margaret Sanger was coming from about low educated indigents ruining our society, probably why DNC supports Planned Parenthood.

Who can forget that those who came over in the Mayflower all had advanced degrees from Oxford?

MS Fowler · #11 05-08-2012, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by PaulC

We need to keep those who may not be wealthy or educated enough to be considered desirable American citizens from voting in our elections and skewing the results. The constitution unfortunately requires that we allow such folks to vote, so our only practical strategy to keep such folks away from the polls is to make the prerequisite for voting just a wee-bit arduous. Not arduous enough to be successfully contested in court of course.

Naturally, I'm all for this, as I can't stand going to my polling place and seeing those unseemly great-unwashed ethnic types putting their grubby hands all over the levers in the voting booth. Makes me want to bring Purell to the polls.

Sorry you feel that way. You are obviously way too good for us. You are free to find a better country.

PaulC · #12 05-08-2012, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by MS Fowler

Sorry you feel that way. You are obviously way too good for us. You are free to find a better country.

Oh I want to stay here; I just want to push the availability of voting privileges back to about the year 1800. Absent that, I just want to become a Republican...