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Dems Take HUGE Hit At Polls:
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Now why do you think Democrats would have a problem with verifying that voters are legitimate? All a challenger does is check ID to make sure a person is who he claims to be. Who could be against that? Cheating pieces of shit, that's who. Let's look at it like this: now Democrats can go into Republican strongholds and challenge voters. If Republicans cheat as much as Democrats, it's a wash. Why wouldn't the Democrats be for this, since they are the good guys? Oh, because they cheat like motherfuckers every single election, and try to change election law after the fact if the regular cheating doesn't work. |
We're all going to need chip ID implants at this rate.
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yeap, I am DEFINATELY not the one who I am ;-))) |
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Buff, this is a republican dirty trick. They know if they keep the popular vote under 50%, it is likely that Bush will win. They will "challenge" every new voter, make the lines long, and people will get pissed off and leave rather than vote.
Coming up with this at the last minute means not enough additional workers can be put in place to take care of the long lineups that will be caused if they start to challenge all over the place. It's a sad, sad act by desperate people. Alex |
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Uhhhh ... Buffy. Stop and think for a minute. (I know, it's hard ... but give it a try). Do you think that MAYBE - just MAYBE - the appeals court ruling will make it EASIER for Republicans to cheat? |
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Stop and think for a minute. (I know, it's hard ... but give it a try). Do you think that MAYBE - just MAYBE - the appeals court ruling will make it EASIER for Republicans to cheat? [/b][/quote] No, PD, this ruling affects both parties the same. Dems are free to put people in Republican areas. The only way this makes any difference is if one side cheats more than the other. |
I smell fried chicken ...
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I guess this mean Alex is canceling his " quick trip across" the border to visitt friends in Ohio!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Alex the Democrats are professionals at stealing elections.... |
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Well, if the id checker can't read, that could be a bad thing. What qualifies anyone to check id? You get a certificate at a community college or something? That is so obvious. |
Mike, I am amazed as a lawyer type that you are not shocked and dismayed at this blatant attempt to stop and restrict people from exercising their right to vote. Clearly "checkers" are there to intimidate and hassle people, to create longer lines, and to discourage voting by new (usually democratic) voters.
This is just another hanging chad for the republicans to play with. The fried chicken smell is Buff's brain crosswiring itself. :lol: Alex |
The Facts:
Ohio election law has permitted poll challengers from political parties for 100 years. A lower court tried to ignore the law and forbid poll challengers from political parties. The appeals court overruled them saying that the lower court is not authorized to change election law during the election process. In the last election, some Democrat precincts recorded up to 30% more votes than they had registered voters, and in Democrat precinct, more voters than actual people. We call this cheating in the United States. And Alex complains, because now the Dems have a harder time stuffing the ballot boxes by importing homeless crack addicts from Detroit to Ohio precincts to cast fraudulent votes. Alex, stay in Canada where your brand of stupidity and hypocrisy is welcome. |
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If the 16 year old cashier at the grocery store can legally check IDs for the state, seems finding someone with the ability to check a voter's ID wouldn't be all that hard. :awinky: |
Buff, your such a republican dip today!
Just because the law has been on the books for 100 years doesn't make it constitutional. There is not time to figure that out (and that is what the republicans were counting on, spring this less than 48 hours before the election), so the courts have sided with the existing law. if the republicans were going to do this, why not announce it with time to debate and clear the issue with the courts properly? Because even they are not convinced it would stand a real constitutional challenge. It's a neat trick to deny and discourage real registered voters from getting rid of the boy, the old man, and the preacher. Buff, if nothing else, you are proving your colors today, and that color is yellow... Alex |
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http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/200...s/25155397.html
riiiiiiight, only dems are cheaters and of course, good old Republican-funded Voters Outreach of America where the FBI is investigating them for fraud because they were registering voters and throwing away the registration of anyone who registered as a democrat....I had the pleasure of being in line behind a couple people who thought they were going to get to cast their first ballot and told they weren't registered...they were not pleased I'm sure that's going to happen quite a bit today as well... |
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PD, shove the racism bullshit up your ass next to the homing gerbils. Not everyone who doesn't want to suck a black cock is a racist. blacks got a really raw deal in this country for a very long time. Slavery, no rights, racism, it was shitty. But that doesn't mean they have to be coddled until the sun burns out. There are rules, and they need to be held accountable like everyone else, no matter what the idiotic leftist mindset (read: yours) is. Quit implying that everyone who has a different opinion than yours is a racist -- it's a sign of low intelligence, and quite frankly, you're a one-trick pony and you're shit is worn out. |
Hey Buff ... just a hint.
When you are going to accuse someone of exhibiting "sign[s] of low intelligence", you would do well to drop the homo imagery. Now, as to the few valid points you made in that sophmoric high school diatribe (honors level, to give credit where credit is due) ... Oh, wait. There aren't any. Where, exactly, am I saying that blacks don't need to be accountable for illegal activities? Are YOU saying that predominantly black precincts deserve higher scrutiny? |
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And you believe that to be true?
If so, on what basis? |
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Democrats cheat or they don't. If Democrats cheat, there are two possibilites: Either the cheating is distributed equally or it's not. If Democrats cheat and their cheating is not distributed equally, than some factors are more prevalent than others with respect to where and how they cheat. It seems to me that Republicans must think that 1) Dems do cheat 2) The cheating is not distributed equally 3) The cheating mostly occurs in black districts. Yes, I believe they're right. Which isn't to say I think that Republicans don't cheat. |
1) I believe that cheating is vitually equal across the board
2) I do not doubt that cheating takes place in black districts. I have seen no real evidence to suggest that it is any greater in black districts, or poor districts. 3) I believe that the focus of Republicans on minority districts has been cynically devised to a) suppress voter turnout in districts they think will provide Democratic votes, and B) seem plausible to those predisposed to think minority and poor districts are more likely to be the places where fraud takes place. |
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There has not be a Republican Senator for La since Civil War. The Dems run the State for the most part. Competition is between liberal dems and moderate dems. The open primary has helped ensure this situation continues. However, when it comes to Presidential elections Louisiana always goes Republican. |
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Why does the disapparence of a black child or a black wife not dominate the news the way a Laci Peterson does? Why does crime in a black community (even in middle or upper class neighborhoods) draw less media or law enforcement attention than a comprable crime in a white community? See 3.b. of my original post. Quote:
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