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re: (OT) Who will win the presidency?

Posted on 8/17/16 at 4:25 pm to
Posted by SquatchDawg
Cohutta Wilderness
Member since Sep 2012
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Posted on 8/17/16 at 4:25 pm to
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we've already addressed that these examples of voter fraud are happening in areas where there aren't close elections


Ohio, FL, NC? Hell...if I remember right it took 100% of Philly to win PA for Obama. Also don't discount local elections too.

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Even if ID cards cost $1 you wouldn't be able to enforce them as that is considered a poll tax, which is unconstitutional.


If you want to get in a Constitutional discussion....I get that. But this is NOT why the Dems fight this issue.

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they can pander to minorities that they feel it disenfranchises.


I agree but it's also to make sure they get the result they want. There are too many cases of fraud out there to discount them all as coincidence.
Posted by gatorhata9
Dallas, TX
Member since Dec 2010
26175 posts
Posted on 8/17/16 at 5:01 pm to
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Ohio, FL, NC? Hell...if I remember right it took 100% of Philly to win PA for Obama. Also don't discount local elections too.



Dude. You really need to educate yourself on how elections work and how votes within states effect the electoral college. News flash - it's not the populations in the states that decide the electoral votes, it's the precincts.

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If you want to get in a Constitutional discussion....I get that. But this is NOT why the Dems fight this issue.



That's why they have to be free. And yes, I know what their motives are I'm just saying why ID's that cost money don't make it through legislature.

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I agree but it's also to make sure they get the result they want. There are too many cases of fraud out there to discount them all as coincidence.



And there are no instances to point to where it actually makes a difference. This is my entire point. What you see as "rampant", I see as a blip on the radar. Which is what it is. How many studies of voter fraud do you need to understand that?
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