Voter Fraud by Republicans in VA
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LOL thats classic.....both the dems and repubs caught trying to cheat in virginia.
Voter Id would fix all this real fast. But nooo...dems don't want that.
Voter Id would fix all this real fast. But nooo...dems don't want that.
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Would you be so kind as to explain how ID would have prevented the registration forms from being tossed?
A republican law form conducted a survey of elections from 2000-2010 and found approx 300 cases of voter ID fraud. The number of cases is statistically insignificant. The number of people being disenfranchised by the republicans is far higher. Not to worry, it's only a constitutional right that is being trampled on by the republicans and it is primarily affecting minorities and elderly. No big deal.
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Give me a break with that crap.
In the US you need an ID to: drive a car,buy a car,rent a car,cash a check,buy a beer,buy cigerettes,work,collect wellfare,buy a house, rent a house,buy a gun, buy ammo for a gun,use a credit card,go to college,get hunting license,get fishing license,ride a plane, ride a train,withdraw money from a bank,open an account at a bank,enter an airport secure area,get prescription medication,etc etc
The only reason anybody would have to resist the simple requirement that you show proof that you are who you say you are at the voting booth is to open the system up to voter fraud!
By the way, read the other linked story above.
To date in this election we have received 2 "political" calls wanting to know if we are voting this election, where(specific details), and when(specific detail)? Nothing about who.....the only possible reason for that is people fishing for registered voters who might not vote so they can go impersonate them on election day....just as was happening in VA as reported.
I guess to avoid voter fraud we can do like other countries and make you dip your finger in ink when you vote to prevent the same person voting at several locations under different names. If you don't want to make people prove they are who they say they are then fine. Get rid of early voting and we all dip our finger in ink.....no ink on voting day have a vote, already have ink, no more voting. At least if they want to commit voter fraud and vote several times they have to keep spending an hour washing ink off their finger between runs at it. Maybe before long we can tell the fraudsters by the lack of skin on their index finger! 🙂
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ID would have no effect on the person who was tossing other ballots. According tks the republican lawyers group there have been about 300 cases over period of10 years. Out all the examples you gave, voting is the only Constitutional right. The laws being passed and their timing has more to do with disenfranching people than preventing fraud that is statistically insignificant. There are more people voting my mail than have been convicted of voter ID fraud.
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No it is not. Look again. But in typical liberal fashion you want to deny people their constitutional rights based on your own personal views.
You want to require heavy restrictions on one constitutional right, but let the potentionally most damaging constitutional right, voting, be open to fraud.
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OK. You got me on weapon ownership. Do you really want people to be able to buy guns and not know who they are? How old they are? I don't. There is a proven interest in the safety of the people to be able to control gun ownership.
None of the other items are constitutional rights.
On the other hand there is no prove interest in passing voter ID laws shortly before an election and disenfranching a significant number of people from voting when it has been proven that voter ID fraud is statistically insignificant.
None of the other items are constitutional rights.
On the other hand there is no prove interest in passing voter ID laws shortly before an election and disenfranching a significant number of people from voting when it has been proven that voter ID fraud is statistically insignificant.
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Tree is pushing for unfettered access to the polls; that's the exact opposite of denial...
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No i do not want people buying guns and not know who they are. On the same token I do not want people voting on issues that will decide what kind of country we are or what rights we have and not know who THEY are.
I look at it this way, if a person that goes to the polls to vote is one that could not own a gun, (felons, illegals etc.) I do NOT want them voting.
My son has to have a photo ID to attend middle school. There is zero viable reason to not require a state or federal issued ID card when you appear at the polls to vote. It can be as simple as a voter id only card that is issued to you when you register to vote. The ONLY reason to oppose some form of id when you go to vote is to allow misconduct/fraud at the polls.
If you apply one set of rules to the constitution you must apply that set of rules to the ENTIRE constitution.
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A felon that has done their time/paid their debt to society should be allowed to vote.
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