That’s my prediction, and I’m stickin’ to it.

On a different note, I’m going to try to vote today in Texas (in my precinct) without my voter registration card OR my picture ID and see what happens…

pullingmyhairout on November 4, 2008 at 12:19 PM

Let us know…

OK then, what is that evidence?

Tom_Shipley on November 4, 2008 at 11:16 AM

We have danced this dance before…I post a rebuttal, you say prove it, I prove it and you say…nothing, and stop posting on the thread.
Then you go another thread, make another false or accusatory statement, you get backed down…then you move to another thread.
I am telling others, not you, you don’t listen and when proven wrong never admit it, so I am telling others…you are full of sh*t, and I don’t care to respond to you.
My response to your posts are for others to balance against your lies. I could care less about instructing you and informing you, you are nothing more then a foolish troll.
Like I said, when you are shown proof, you do nothing but post more lies and innuendos.

Voter fraud in Minneapolis?

Is the purpose of placing a question mark at the end of this headline to cast doubt on the veracity of the report?

Hell, you could drive a van full of people from Wisconsin and have one registered Minnesota voter vouch for each of them and they could vote.

That very thing happened in Duluth in a previous election; some of the voters being vouched for didn’t even know their address. When the Republican poll watcher objected, they kicked him out.

Hawthorne: you think that the folks at the polls will check on their status, that is, whether they have more than one misdemeanor?

If ACORN goes to prisons to register voters, that’s about as explicit an act of registration fraud one can show in court.

Not exactly. ACORN has an out. While it is not common to serve prison time for a misdemeanor, it can happen. Especially if they are a repeat offender. In such a case it may be legal for the prisoner to vote.

So, why is ACORN still in existence? Why aren’t these jerks in jail?

ErinF on November 4, 2008 at 10:44 AM

Because they are democrats. duh.

On a different note, I’m going to try to vote today in Texas (in my precinct) without my voter registration card OR my picture ID and see what happens…

Check out the post card I got hold of from Keith Ellison.

I’m betting he has a finger in this.

Minnesocold on November 4, 2008 at 10:45 AM

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I find it hard to believe that a party would go to such lenghts to offer a voice thru their vote, to felons of crimes such as robbery, theft, rape, murder etc… yet offer no voice to the unborn, as if their lives don’t matter.

http://jumpinginpools.blogspot.com/2008/10/obama-steadily-outpolling-mccain-among.html

Phoenician on November 4, 2008 at 10:55 AM

I used to wonder why, before every election, Maricopa County sent me a new voter card.

Last year, when I moved my residence to Texas, I got a letter from the Maricopa County Elections department asking me if I had moved. Apparently, the mailing of these cards is done ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED, and DO NOT FORWARD. It never occurred to me that I’d need to notify them, I just kind of assumed if their card came back to them as undeliverable for any reason, I’d get dropped from the rolls (which I wish they would do instead). I filled out the form to let them know I’d registered in Texas.

I appreciate the effort Maricopa County goes to try to ensure legal voting. If a resident of two states can receive mail in both, other measures are necessary, I don’t know what they’d be. But at least they do this much.

I hope that Mr Hable (sp?) in that video is prosecuted as a felon (is that state or federal?) – the rest of them too…

You guys in swing & red states better protect yourselves from this– it’s completely over for us here. Fraud is the rule, not the exception.