Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/brian-kemp-is-blocking-53k-applicants-from-registering-to-vote-most-of-them-black
This will cost Abrams the Governorship.
The only way the GOP can win is to cheat.
“Kemp’s office has cancelled over 1.4m voter registrations since 2012. Nearly 670k registrations were cancelled in 2017 alone... Georgia's population is approximately 32% black, but the voter registrations on hold with Kemp’s office are nearly 70% black."
https://www.wabe.org/voting-rights-become-a-flashpoint-in-georgia-governors-race/
Anonymous wrote:https://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/brian-kemp-is-blocking-53k-applicants-from-registering-to-vote-most-of-them-black
This will cost Abrams the Governorship.
The only way the GOP can win is to cheat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
You really should watch Carol Anderson explain that you’re not correct. Conveniently, the interview is post #1 of this thread.
As Ms. Anderson states, an analysis done by a law professor of one billion votes found only 31 were fraudulent. Out of a BILLION.
A billion votes?
That's pretty good turnout in a country with a total population of 325,000,000.
So, there are these things called elections, and more than one have happened in the past. So if I analyze say, ten elections, because I am being thorough, I could analyze a billion votes. You’re welcome.
In a year in this country there might be how many primaries, local elections, special elections and regular elections. Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
You really should watch Carol Anderson explain that you’re not correct. Conveniently, the interview is post #1 of this thread.
As Ms. Anderson states, an analysis done by a law professor of one billion votes found only 31 were fraudulent. Out of a BILLION.
A billion votes?
That's pretty good turnout in a country with a total population of 325,000,000.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
You really should watch Carol Anderson explain that you’re not correct. Conveniently, the interview is post #1 of this thread.
As Ms. Anderson states, an analysis done by a law professor of one billion votes found only 31 were fraudulent. Out of a BILLION.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why aren't these same people complaining about all the other things in ordinary life that require presenting ID?
How come no one is protesting showing ID to buy alcohol or cigarettes? Or prescription meds? Or to receive govt benefits?
How is it the *only* thing people get outraged about having to show ID for, is *voting*? Being required to show ID for all the other stuff is fine with them.
It really is a magical contradiction, isn't it?
I have never shown ID when getting Rx meds. I pick up my husband’s all the time.
Anonymous wrote:Why aren't these same people complaining about all the other things in ordinary life that require presenting ID?
How come no one is protesting showing ID to buy alcohol or cigarettes? Or prescription meds? Or to receive govt benefits?
How is it the *only* thing people get outraged about having to show ID for, is *voting*? Being required to show ID for all the other stuff is fine with them.
It really is a magical contradiction, isn't it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
You really should watch Carol Anderson explain that you’re not correct. Conveniently, the interview is post #1 of this thread.
It's unclear whether the roughly 1,500 people mistakenly registered to vote by the Department of Motor Vehicles cast ballots in California's June primary, the state's top elections official said Tuesday.
Secretary of State Alex Padilla said his office is investigating the registration error and working with counties to make sure ineligible people don't vote in the upcoming election Nov. 6, as early voting began this week.
"I remain deeply frustrated and disappointed that persistent errors by the DMV and CDT [California Department of Technology] have undermined public confidence," Padilla wrote in a letter calling for an audit, according to San Diego’s KNSD-TV.
The DMV said the mistakes occurred because of a processing error that affected people who are not legal U.S. citizens, Fresno’s FOX 26 reported.
California held its primary election June 6, while the incorrect registrations happened between April 23 and Sept. 25, according to the DMV.
“These mistakes from the DMV are absolutely unacceptable,” Padilla said. "My concern is it risks jeopardizing confidence in the electoral process."
Anonymous wrote:Why aren't these same people complaining about all the other things in ordinary life that require presenting ID?
How come no one is protesting showing ID to buy alcohol or cigarettes? Or prescription meds? Or to receive govt benefits?
How is it the *only* thing people get outraged about having to show ID for, is *voting*? Being required to show ID for all the other stuff is fine with them.
It really is a magical contradiction, isn't it?
Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And turnout is high in part because of fraudulent voting.
You can insult me, but that speaks to your character, not mine.
Prove it, sucker.
Here's a hint: you can't prove it exists. Even your wonderboy, Kobach, got his ass handed to him for lying to the courts and making fake accusation.
Hold on, there's a word you have for that: FAKE NEWS.
What is it with you and calling people names?
You're aware you're violating forum rules by calling people names, right?
I think you need a time-out.