Law and order Republicans ................ :laugh: Came back to bite them, didn't it.
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GOP Voter Fraud Accusations Suddenly Blowing Up In Their Faces
- Thread starter Crabtownboy
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From the Huff Post the standard-bearer for liberal journalism and inaccuracy:
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Voter - fraud shocker?! On behalf of ... the GOP ? - Latimes.com
www.latimes.com/.../la-ol-possible- voter - fraud -s ... - Translate this page
1 Oct 2012 - Republicans 'current crop of " voter security "laws are the Democrats'" voter suppression "laws.
GOP Quietly Hires Firm Tied to Voter Fraud Scandal for Work in ...
www.thenation.com/.../ GOP -quietly-... - United States - Translate this page
26 Sep 2012 - Nathan Sproul, a consultant tied to Widespread Efforts to suppress Democratic votes through destroying voter registration forms, Appears to ...
Voter Registration Fraud From GOP -Backed Firm Spreads - ABC News
abcnews.go.com> Politics > OTUS News - Translate this page
2 Oct 2012 - The number of allegedly fraudulent voter registration forms in Florida Submitted by firm and the Republican Party hired Grew into the "hundreds" ...
GOP Operative Long Trailed By Allegations of Voter Fraud .
www.nytimes.com/.../nathan-sproul-a- republican ... - Translate this page
4 Oct 2012 - A Florida voter registration scandal Involving Nathan Sproul, a HIGHLY paid Republican operative, is just the latest case in Which questions have ...
Voter registration fraud Claims singe GOP - CBS News
www.cbsnews.com/.../ voter -registration- fraud -duty ... - Translate this page
28 Sep 2012 - Republicans Several states urged to hire a firm being investigated for voter registration fraud allegations Despite trap.
Ryan Campbell: Voter Fraud : The GOP Witch Hunt
www.huffingtonpost.com/.../ voter - fraud -the- GOP ... - Translate this page
10 Oct 2012 - Recently, two large frauds Within the Republican voter suppression effort this year have surfaced, Which are proving far more serious than option any ...
And from Fox:
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1923676094001/gop-worker-accused-of-dumping-voter-registration-forms
It has been Republicans screaming about voter fraud and now they are caught red handed. Embarrassing at the least.
none of those links work
Thanks for the link. It showed a Democrat Senator's son telling people how to commit voter fraud.
If you do a Google search for election stealing the liberals are all buzzing all over the internet. The reason the UN inspectors have come into the US is because the Democrats asked them to come. If Romney wins Democrats are going to tie up the results of this election until they can find a way to turn and twist votes for Obama. Remember "hanging chads" "dimpled chads". That is often blamed on the state of Florida but the fact is it was solely the Democrats in a few counties in Florida. That is the kind of ridiculous tactics Democrats do.
From the story given in the Fox link above (the only one that works) it is unclear what the context was surrounding what the contractor was doing. I suppose we will find out. But in any case this election is going to be a big mess the Democrats will see to it.
From the story given in the Fox link above (the only one that works) it is unclear what the context was surrounding what the contractor was doing. I suppose we will find out. But in any case this election is going to be a big mess the Democrats will see to it.
Hilarious.
1. In this instance there was no voter fraud. More accurately, voter registration forms were disposed of.
2. CrabTownBoy is within his rights to post this article. A better title would have been "Republicans Disenfranchise Voters in Virginia."
3. This is a problem for the Republicans to explain. How can they assure voters that this sort of activity is not widespread?
4. Posting that the Dems are guilty of similar actions does not dismiss or diminish what this Republican did in Virginia.
2. CrabTownBoy is within his rights to post this article. A better title would have been "Republicans Disenfranchise Voters in Virginia."
3. This is a problem for the Republicans to explain. How can they assure voters that this sort of activity is not widespread?
4. Posting that the Dems are guilty of similar actions does not dismiss or diminish what this Republican did in Virginia.
Actually, my posting of Democrat fraud challenges the O/P, in establishing the GOP accusations are bearing fruit.
It was no challenge Bro. It was just your attempt to derail another thread.
You know it would not be as big a news story as it is if the Republican folk had not been screaming about stopping voter fraud for several years. It was always the other guys of course. Seems they felt it did not apply to them. It is rather like preaching against drinking while taking nips in the closet.
These are like the Republicans preaching family values only to be found that they did not practice what the preached.
If you are going to preach ethics you best be ethical. These folk were not and they got caught.
p.s. Rev. all the links worked that you cut and pasted on my computer. Maybe your computer is having a problem or, well, maybe the problem isn't the computer but ..................................
During your support of the murder of children through abortion, you would do well to remember the word of God.
Do not rejoice when your enemy falls, And do not let your heart be glad when he stumbles; Prov 24:17
He who mocks the poor taunts his Maker; He who rejoices at calamity will not go unpunished. Prov 17:5
Totally off topic and also a misstatement. I have never said I favor abortion. You really should apologize for that one. You are reading too many statements from some on the board who continually post that misrepresentation of my beliefs.
So do not mock me or God. Thanks.
Back on the topic. I have a friend in VA who may be on the young fellows defense team in Virginia. Received an e-mail from that relative saying the young fellow was poorly trained by the GOP folk and was led astray by some of the upper GOP folk. Now they have him in a peck of trouble. Perhaps ruined his life. But I doubt they care if their candidate wins.
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Of course you support abortion. You support it every time you support any law or candidate who seeks to establish, increase, and protect the murder of unborn children. Every snide comment you make here about those trying to abolish the legalized murder of children is also support of abortion. And the joy you take in trying to tear down those seeking to obey God and protect the "least of these" is mockery and worse.
In no way have I mocked you nor God. In fact the point of my post was to draw attention to your mockery of those trying to fight against the murderers you seek to defend and support.
I don't judge you. It's not my job. "Who are you to judge the servant of another?" Rom 14:4
"The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." Prov 9:10 and Psa 111:10 I fear the Lord's judgement on those who take the lives of the innocent and who establish evil among us. Whom do you fear? How does mockery fit in with that fear?
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Then you support the starvation of the elderly by wanting to cut funding to organizations like Meals On Wheels.
You support the death of the poor who cannot afford to visit doctors.
You say you love the unborn, but you support candidates who want to cut funding to the feeding of poor and needy children. So you support candidates who will let children go malnourished which leads to illness and possibly early death. Thus, by your logic, you support the slow killing via starvation and disease of children after they are born.
Come on ... get real.
I am sure you say that human life begins at conception and you want to protect it. Why not protect that same life after it is born?
But judging is exactly what you have done. Don't pull this self-righteous clap-trap. It won't stick.
But again, you are off topic. The topic is voter fraud.
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Turns out I don't reveal my political leanings on this site, so I'm not sure why you'd assume these things about my beliefs. Your belief that I don't support children after birth is beyond reason and well into the realm of bitter emotion and grasping for any hold in an unjustifiable position.
The false comparison between the murder of children versus the care of the poor and elderly also assumes that one political party takes care of the poor and elderly better than the other party. You've presented no evidence that this accusation is true, and I reject it until you do.
Your post itself is just as much a part of this thread as the story you gleefully report.
My righteousness is not the issue here, though I understand your desire to make it so to deflect facing the consequences of your actions.
You are responsible for what you do with the power given you. You are responsible for your vote. We all are.
The false comparison between the murder of children versus the care of the poor and elderly also assumes that one political party takes care of the poor and elderly better than the other party. You've presented no evidence that this accusation is true, and I reject it until you do.
Your post itself is just as much a part of this thread as the story you gleefully report.
My righteousness is not the issue here, though I understand your desire to make it so to deflect facing the consequences of your actions.
You are responsible for what you do with the power given you. You are responsible for your vote. We all are.
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