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Here are some outstanding examples of it, I think. Admittedly this was only New Hampshire in a primary but so many zombies could have voted in the Democrat primary if one man had taken the so easy to get ballots for the Dem party. Oh yes, you will find that in every case he was offered a Democrat ballot when he claimed to be a dead person.
Maybe the best example of why we need IDs, these days, is exhibited at the end of the video. The man says that there are people scanning obits from all over the state to see when people die and expunge their names from the registered rolls. He says it only takes about a month and yet some of the people who the "zombie" said he was died back as early as last October.
Count how many times this man could have voted for dead people in the video. I was amazed at it all.
You're kidding right? Dems count on voter fraud for victory. See Cook county 1960. Dems are unable to win an election where only legit voters, actually vote.
You're kidding right? Dems count on voter fraud for victory. See Cook county 1960. Dems are unable to win an election where only legit voters, actually vote.
I have sided with the Democrats on many issues but I am not against requiring voter ID...however I think a compromise can be made. It really does appear to me that Republicans are bringing this up in hopes of limiting voters who generally vote Democrat. I think the fair thing to do is to NOT limit it in this election however hand out voter ID forms to people along with a notice that the next election will enforce it. Likewise, set up major voting places with an ID place so those without ID's can go vote, and then get a photo ID if they so choose...free of charge of course. I think thats a win-win for everyone...unless of course Republicans really are trying to supress voters which will be evident but their answers to my compromise
The first election in Kansas under the new photo ID law was held last Tuesday. Admittedly, it was only a local tax law being voted on but under our law photo IDs can be procured free of charge. In that election people were able to their free IDs next door to the polling places. All the pictures of the election in the newspaper I read were of people in wheel chairs and canes and walkers. These people are often used by those who are against state photo IDs. Of course, those people fear that they may lose some votes with this kind of law.
I think they want dead people to be able to vote early and often. Maybe we are about to be taken over by zombies.
Zombies are better than the bozos we have in congress right now. I would like to ask though if voter fraud is rampant because I have heard virtually nothing about it.
Zombies are better than the bozos we have in congress right now. I would like to ask though if voter fraud is rampant because I have heard virtually nothing about it.
It's a mostly imaginary phenomenon. Very rare in real life, and the only people who believe in it are also likely to believe in Bigfoot and have voter registrations with an (R) on it.
The Democrats oppose it for the same reason Republicans support it. It will make it harder for some people to vote... and those people are generally more likely to vote Democratic than Republican.
It's not rocket science.
We agree it would make it too hard for dead people and illegals to vote
It's a mostly imaginary phenomenon. Very rare in real life, and the only people who believe in it are also likely to believe in Bigfoot and have voter registrations with an (R) on it.
As a victim of voter fraud (people voting when they weren't residents) in one election and a party to a Federal case, as a plaintiff, to remove non-residents from the voting roles, coupled with non-resident investors attempting to run for office, I can assure you that voter/election fraud does happen. I also live in a County which in 1948 had more people vote for Truman than there were total residents at the time.
No, I don't believe in Bigfoot. Yes, I have an R after my name.
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