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i won gais put some respek on muh name
You'll be sad when they find out, yet again, as dubya's US Attys did, that there is effectively NO IN-PERSON VOTER FRAUD.
Repug racial gerrymandering, counting fraud, illegal electors ARE BLATANT AND PROVEN.
Of course he would. GA simply won't stand for voter fraud
Responding to Trump's tweets, Gov. Greg Abbott says "voter fraud is real"
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said "voter fraud is real" in an interview on Fox News Wednesday morning.
"It must be stopped," Abbott said. "We need every tool to go after it.”
Asked Wednesday how prevalent voter fraud is in Texas, Abbott noted he “prosecuted about 50 voter fraud cases” as attorney general. ??????
https://www.texastribune.org/2017/01...eg-abbott-say/
Can any of you xenophobe assholes find records of GA running down 50 cases of voter fraud?
We are so going to investigate this. You are going to ask why are we investiating this so mich by the time we get to the investigating. It will be a beautiful investigation. And we'll make Mejico pay for it as well
Man behind conspiracy theory of 3 million illegal voters claims he may release their names
In an interview with the Daily Beast, the man behind the conspiracy theory that there were over 3 million votes cast illegally in the 2016 presidential election claims he has the names of those voters and he is considering releasing them.
Back on Nov. 13, Gregg Phillips, who claims to head up a voter-fraud reporting group, stated on Twitter, “We have verified more than three million votes cast by non-citizens. We are joining TrueTheVote to initiate legal action. #unrigged.”
It is believed that Trump, who has a relationship with Jones, picked it up from there and has been using it since then to diminish his loss in the popular vote — which also hovers around 3 million votes.
While there is absolutely no evidence of wide-scale voter fraud taking place, that hasn’t stopped Phillips from now stating that he can identify those voters.
http://www.rawstory.com/2017/01/man-...e+Raw+Story%29
and Trash gets his intelligence briefings from Alex Jones.
How does anyone know? I just went to the online registration in California...it looks like you can register to vote without a drivers license or ID, social security number, or birth certificate by checking the box "I am a US citizen".
You called itPress totally took the bait on this one
Trump: millions of illegals voted
Press: no they didn't prove it
Trump: ok, launches investigation of voting in wet back filled states, finds that illegals voted even if it's just a few 1000 votes.
Calls for nation wide photo ID, gets passed.
Studies show up to 30% of African-Americans have no photo ID and can no longer vote
I know quite a few of our grove pickers who are here illegally and voted, it isn't hard in California.
Yeah these law abiding illegals would never lie by checking the box "yes".
Probably less than 3 million. Probably much more than zero.
2.9 milllion did in 2008
Crofl that's not how it works.
If you provide your license number and social, then that authorizes election officials to use your DMV signature for your registration application. If not, your application gets forwarded to the election office. You then have to sign and mail a paper application and the elections official will either approve or will contact you when more information is required to confirm eligibility.
Just because you can hit "submit" online without that info doesn't mean you get registered
Last edited by spurraider21; 01-25-2017 at 03:54 PM.
Guess that depends on who is doing the "approving".Crofl that's not how it works.
If you provide your license number and social, then that authorizes election officials to use your DMV signature for your registration application. If not, your application gets forwarded to the election office. You then have to sign and mail a paper application and the elections official will either approve or will contact you when more information is required to confirm eligibility.
Just because you can hit "submit" online without that info doesn't mean you get registered
You will need to provide your California driver's license or identification card number or the last 4 digits of your social security number. If you do not have any of these numbers leave the field blank and the election officials will assign you a voter identification number.
Looks like we've found our first two cases to investigate!
Bannon himself is registered in Florida and new York iirc
And that is provided that you have been approved. If you have specific reason to believe approvals are granted lawlessly, please cite them.
yeah right. And California doesn't have any sanctuary cities either. As in voluntarily ignoring Federal law.
So no specific reasons. Cool.
Seems like you only need to swear that you're a citizen - not show do entary proof
Court strikes down proof-of-citizenship voting requirement in 3 states
...People registering to vote in other states are only required to swear that that they are citizens, not show do entary proof.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016...-3-states.html
And from the national voter registration application - "If you have neither a driver's license nor social security number, please indicate this on the form and a number will be assigned to you by your state."
Pretty bold accusation you're making. And yet the lack of actual examples of this crime is near pizzagate levels.
yeah right. And California doesn't have any sanctuary cities either. As in voluntarily ignoring Federal law.
Trump’s Voter Fraud Example? A Troubled Tale With Bernhard Langer
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/01/2....co/MU5TAHryYL
By GLENN THRUSH
JANUARY 25, 2017
WASHINGTON — On Monday, President Trump gathered House and Senate leaders in the State Dining Room for a get-to-know-you reception, served them tiny meatballs and pigs-in-a-blanket, and quickly launched into a story meant to illustrate what he believes to be rampant, unchecked voter fraud.
Mr. Trump kicked off the meeting, participants said, by retelling his debunked claim that he would have won the popular vote if not for the three million to five million ballots cast by “illegals.” He followed it up with a Twitter post early Wednesday calling for a major investigation into voter fraud.
When one of the Democrats protested, Mr. Trump said he was told a story by “the very famous golfer, Bernhard Langer,” whom he described as a friend, according to three staff members who were in the room for the meeting.
In the emerging Trump era, the story was a memorable example, for the legislators and the country, of how an off-the-cuff yarn — unverifiable and of confusing origin — became a prime policy mover for a president whose fact-gathering owes more to the oral tradition than the written word.
The three witnesses recall the story this way: Mr. Langer, a 59-year-old native of Bavaria, Germany — a winner of the Masters twice and of more than 100 events on major professional golf tours around the world — was standing in line at a polling place near his home in Florida on Election Day, the president explained, when an official informed Mr. Langer he would not be able to vote.
Ahead of and behind Mr. Langer were voters who did not look as if they should be allowed to vote, Mr. Trump said, according to the staff members — but they were nonetheless permitted to cast provisional ballots. The president threw out the names of Latin American countries that the voters might have come from.
Mr. Langer, whom he described as a supporter, left feeling frustrated, he said.
The anecdote, the aides said, was greeted with silence, and Mr. Trump was prodded to change the subject by Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, and Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas.
Just one problem: Mr. Langer, who lives in Boca Raton, Fla., is a German citizen with permanent residence status in the United States who is, by law, barred from voting, according to Mr. Langer’s daughter Christina.
“He is a citizen of Germany,” she said, when reached on her father’s cellphone. “He is not a friend of President Trump’s, and I don’t know why he would talk about him.”
She said her father was “very busy” and would not be able to answer any questions.
But a senior White House staff member, who was not at the Monday reception but has heard Mr. Trump tell the story, said Mr. Langer saw Mr. Trump in Florida during the Thanksgiving break and told him the story of a friend of Mr. Langer’s who had been blocked from voting.
Either way, the tale left its mark on Mr. Trump, who is known to act on anecdote, and on Wednesday redoubled his efforts to build a border wall and crack down on immigrants crossing the border from Mexico.
The story, the aide added, had made a big impression on Mr. Trump.
So please explain.
Meh. I'm not going to argue about something neither one of us can prove.
trump wasn't lying when he said he can go outside and kill someone in cold blood and his supporters they would STILL support him. gaslighting like a mofo.
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