Voter fraud

[road kill]

Because I take care of "me and mine" and worry about the things that I have direct control over. The rest of it is just nonsense.

Do you have control over your nonsensical posting?
If so..................please adjust accordingly!

Thank you!

[MooseGooser]

Please stop confusing hospitality with endurance.

UB

HAHAHAHAHAHAHEHEHEhehe!!!

Uncle Bill You are my hero!!

[Eric Johnson]

According to this, odds are 1 in 700,000

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...ningfacts.html

Which makes voter fraud more common. Let's take just one case. In FL the race between Alan West and his opponent totals about 500,000 votes. There are very definite indications of voter fraud there. For instance, 148% of the registered electorate turned out to vote. The Chief Clerk said that some of the ballots had been counted twice so the count should have gone down...right? Well, it went up a tad.

[Pals]

Voter fraud is about as prevalent as people getting struck by lightning.

Come on down to Illinois. Please bring your steel shoes, golf clubs and the special beanie hat with the metal propeller-the one you obviously wear all the time. Oh and don't forget your dogs, because in CHIcaGO they will happily register them to vote. Do be sure and plan your trip around one of our infamous prairie thunderstorms and we will test out your theory of voter fraud.

Thank God you are not a girl.........

[Buzz]

My wife and I were pleasantly surprised by the high voter turnout in our county, 91%. We were also surprised that so many rebulican congressman were re-elected so strongly and the president won Ohio. Then this comes up:

http://visiontoamerica.com/12872/vot...n-ohio-county/

And then there is FL:

http://visiontoamerica.com/12878/flo...e-voter-fraud/

Having grown up in Cook county IL I am not new to the tactics of turning out the vote. I don't know if this was enough to change the results or not. It will definately discourage people.

Tom

I don't suppose you considered the fact that the congressional districts are so extremely gerrymandered that the will of the people is no longer reflected in the house?

No, of course not...

This is what the big wins in the states in 2010 accomplished for you guys. You should count your blessings.

[murral stark]

Do you have control over your nonsensical posting?
If so..................please adjust accordingly!

Thank you!

Let's not get personal. LOL

[murral stark]

Come on down to Illinois. Please bring your steel shoes, golf clubs and the special beanie hat with the metal propeller-the one you obviously wear all the time. Oh and don't forget your dogs, because in CHIcaGO they will happily register them to vote. Do be sure and plan your trip around one of our infamous prairie thunderstorms and we will test out your theory of voter fraud.

Thank God you are not a girl.........

Same for you as I posted to Stan. Let's not get personal.

[coachmo]

Murral,
Everything is personal!!!

[menmon]

I Am wondering why this hasn't been reported by other resources.

This is from the about page of that link:


About Us


Vision To America is a division of Christian Worldview Communications, LLC. Founded in 2006 by Gary DeMar and Brandon Vallorani, Vision to America exists to help America return to our Founding Father’s vision for a Christian Republic. America was once a light to the world—a place that God blessed with liberty and prosperity. Today, Americans are taught that the Almighty State has all the answers. As a result, our God-given liberties are being traded for a false sense of security. It is our Vision to see Americans once again recognize that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights and that this Creator is the God of the Bible.

Our founding fathers did not have a vision for a Christian Republic. Most were Diest. Furthermore, 19 of them were Masons and Masons do not tell someone how to worship God.

[twall]

I don't suppose you considered the fact that the congressional districts are so extremely gerrymandered that the will of the people is no longer reflected in the house?

No, of course not...

This is what the big wins in the states in 2010 accomplished for you guys. You should count your blessings.

Buzz,

I do believe gerrymandering is used by both parties. Do I support it? No. Is it a fact of the world we live in? Yes.

As far as 2010 being the deciding factor that may or may not be true. Here in Ohio the only reason we ended up with a Ted Stricklin as governor was the corruption of his republican predecessor Bob Taft.

For the most part, I don't see any politicians as being blessings nor blessings coming from them. My blessings come from the creator of the universe.

When you look at the map that shows how counties voted there is a lot more red than blue. But, the population in those blue counties far outweighs the red.

And, did the snippy little comment really add to the civility of this discussion?

Tom