At least they don't need an ID card. Hard to commit all that Obama fraud when you require an ID.

(10-11-2012 12:05 PM)KNIGHTTIME Wrote:  At least they don't need an ID card. Hard to commit all that Obama fraud when you require an ID.

Again - most voter fraud is caused by absentee voting, not in person voting. Voter ID’s will not solve the problem.

(10-11-2012 09:09 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(10-11-2012 07:47 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Whenever I hear about voter suppression or voter fraud. It just makes my blood boil. I think the reason it is so rampant is because both sides believe the other side is getting an unfair advantage over it. Whenever I see long lines in urban centers to vote. I think about the thousands of people who probably just walk away. I'm sure the right can bombard me with tales of over votes in D circles. We tune in to our bias. I would hope we could put some type of blue ribbon panel together and ensure a fair and just election. I would hope both parties understand that it diminishes the winner of either party when something isn't considered legitimate. I really can't stand it and I truly believe this issue should be of the utmost importance in our system. THE WINNER must be seen as legit by both sides.

Obama tends to ignore every pice of sound advice a panel gives him so I'm not hopeful...

That and the Texas Democratic party getting caught, on film, enabling someone to vote in two states does not give me and confidence. One of my senators was elected because 10K+ felons voted!

BTW If you can't wait in line to vote, well, that's not suppression. People used to walk miles to the polls, wait, walk home from the polls.

I need to understand this one better - How does a political party enable someone to register in multiple states? People do register and vote in in multiple states. The dems forced the primary winner in the MD 1st district to back down when they discovered she votes, or had voted in 2 states.

(10-11-2012 12:23 PM)dcCid Wrote:  

(10-11-2012 09:09 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  

(10-11-2012 07:47 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Whenever I hear about voter suppression or voter fraud. It just makes my blood boil. I think the reason it is so rampant is because both sides believe the other side is getting an unfair advantage over it. Whenever I see long lines in urban centers to vote. I think about the thousands of people who probably just walk away. I'm sure the right can bombard me with tales of over votes in D circles. We tune in to our bias. I would hope we could put some type of blue ribbon panel together and ensure a fair and just election. I would hope both parties understand that it diminishes the winner of either party when something isn't considered legitimate. I really can't stand it and I truly believe this issue should be of the utmost importance in our system. THE WINNER must be seen as legit by both sides.

Obama tends to ignore every pice of sound advice a panel gives him so I'm not hopeful...

That and the Texas Democratic party getting caught, on film, enabling someone to vote in two states does not give me and confidence. One of my senators was elected because 10K+ felons voted!

BTW If you can't wait in line to vote, well, that's not suppression. People used to walk miles to the polls, wait, walk home from the polls.

I need to understand this one better - How does a political party enable someone to register in multiple states?

The DNC *REGIONAL DIRECTOR* coached the person on how to do it and what to say if they got caught.

Coaching someone to commit voter fraud was caught, on film....