Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont denies the military overseas the right to vote in this presidential election. States Fail to meet deadline to send out ballots.

From yorknewstimes.com

Quote:Less than 16% of the troops cited "national security" issues as their reason for voting for Romney, but that may change as Obama's bumbling of the situations in Libya, Iran, and Syria unfold; and as Al Qaeda has reemerged in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a resurgent Taliban.

So, when the majority of our military members openly state they won't vote for Obama, why would the Administration comply with a voting law for the troops that will likely work against the Obama re-election bid?

Obviously they're not.

(10-13-2012 08:40 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont denies the military overseas the right to vote in this presidential election. States Fail to meet deadline to send out ballots.

From the NYT no Less

Quote:Less than 16% of the troops cited "national security" issues as their reason for voting for Romney, but that may change as Obama's bumbling of the situations in Libya, Iran, and Syria unfold; and as Al Qaeda has reemerged in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a resurgent Taliban.

So, when the majority of our military members openly state they won't vote for Obama, why would the Administration comply with a voting law for the troops that will likely work against the Obama re-election bid?

Obviously they're not.

The York, NE newspaper isn't exactly the NYT.

Also, the article says nothing about the states you mentioned. Your lead-in implicates the states, when the article implicates the Pentagon and Feds.

(10-13-2012 09:13 AM)RaiderATO Wrote:  

(10-13-2012 08:40 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont denies the military overseas the right to vote in this presidential election. States Fail to meet deadline to send out ballots.

From the NYT no Less

Quote:Less than 16% of the troops cited "national security" issues as their reason for voting for Romney, but that may change as Obama's bumbling of the situations in Libya, Iran, and Syria unfold; and as Al Qaeda has reemerged in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a resurgent Taliban.

So, when the majority of our military members openly state they won't vote for Obama, why would the Administration comply with a voting law for the troops that will likely work against the Obama re-election bid?

Obviously they're not.

The York, NE newspaper isn't exactly the NYT.

Also, the article says nothing about the states you mentioned. Your lead-in implicates the states, when the article implicates the Pentagon and Feds.

Pretty much what should be expected from SOAF. I think this pretty much proves that SOAF is a fraud. Someone sends him crap to repost for cash.

(10-13-2012 09:13 AM)RaiderATO Wrote:  

(10-13-2012 08:40 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont denies the military overseas the right to vote in this presidential election. States Fail to meet deadline to send out ballots.

From the NYT no Less

Quote:Less than 16% of the troops cited "national security" issues as their reason for voting for Romney, but that may change as Obama's bumbling of the situations in Libya, Iran, and Syria unfold; and as Al Qaeda has reemerged in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a resurgent Taliban.

So, when the majority of our military members openly state they won't vote for Obama, why would the Administration comply with a voting law for the troops that will likely work against the Obama re-election bid?

Obviously they're not.

The York, NE newspaper isn't exactly the NYT.

Also, the article says nothing about the states you mentioned. Your lead-in implicates the states, when the article implicates the Pentagon and Feds.

Those states are being sued. So I got the name wrong, so what? Does that mean it is not happening.

Romney seeks extended deadline for overseas voters

(10-13-2012 09:26 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  

(10-13-2012 09:13 AM)RaiderATO Wrote:  

(10-13-2012 08:40 AM)SumOfAllFears Wrote:  Michigan, Mississippi, Vermont denies the military overseas the right to vote in this presidential election. States Fail to meet deadline to send out ballots.

From the NYT no Less

Quote:Less than 16% of the troops cited "national security" issues as their reason for voting for Romney, but that may change as Obama's bumbling of the situations in Libya, Iran, and Syria unfold; and as Al Qaeda has reemerged in Iraq and Afghanistan along with a resurgent Taliban.

So, when the majority of our military members openly state they won't vote for Obama, why would the Administration comply with a voting law for the troops that will likely work against the Obama re-election bid?

Obviously they're not.

The York, NE newspaper isn't exactly the NYT.

Also, the article says nothing about the states you mentioned. Your lead-in implicates the states, when the article implicates the Pentagon and Feds.

Those states are being sued. So I got the name wrong, so what? Does that mean it is not happening.

Romney seeks extended deadline for overseas voters

So you have now gone from "NYT"( as if a small Nebraska paper can be confused with the NYT. Admit it SOAF you are a ******* moron) to a Faux Boobs article. Nicely done!