Obama election staffers have no problem with vote early and vote often.

[jjjayb]

[mnchiefsguy]

Originally Posted by Literature

Yes, RR re-emphasized that he supports the right to vote. I can still reply sarcastically to him about his support without implying that he doesn't support the right of minorities to vote. I hate to be rude, but I can't walk you through 12 years of elementary school right now.

Your sarcasm implies that you do not believe his statement to be true...ergo, you implied he does not support the right of minorities to vote.

I hate to be rude, but you clearly need to venture out into the real world and figure out how sarcasm works.

Have a Nice Day!

[alanm]

Originally Posted by ROYC75

But how long do we keep turning a blind eye before it does trip an election ? Someday it will affect a local election because of the extra doubling of voters.

Please Roy.. One need look no further than Chicago politics and elections and the Democrat machine to have your answer to that.

[cardken2]

Voter fraud has been going on for years on both sides of the aisle. Dead voters, illegal voters, ect,ect. Unless you are going to get serious about a voting registration card/number. Then you can never control it, and thus why it is done. Both sides will never sign off on anything like it because this is how elections are run, don't be nieve.

[whoman69]

Originally Posted by cardken2

Voter fraud has been going on for years on both sides of the aisle. Dead voters, illegal voters, ect,ect. Unless you are going to get serious about a voting registration card/number. Then you can never control it, and thus why it is done. Both sides will never sign off on anything like it because this is how elections are run, don't be nieve.

No proof of that at all. The Bush administration went all out to look for voter fraud and found 30 cases, most of those being clerical mistakes, not fraud.

There was one famous case that was not pursued. Seems there was an ex-Governor of Massachusetts who voted in the 2010 senatoral election even though he had moved his primary residence to California. By Massachusetts law, that person should not have been able to vote.