Affirmative Voting Action Reparations, works for me
--R
On 1/14/16 9:39 AM, Andrew Strasfogel via Mercedes wrote:
I think this horrible situation calls for redress. From now on, all R
voters in Mass. should be given TWO pulls of the lever to atone for the
injustices of the past.
On Thu, Jan 14, 2016 at 1:56 AM, Max Dillon via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
Thanks for that report Curly, pretty much confirms what I have long
suspected.
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Max Dillon
Charleston SC
'87 300TD
'95 E300
On January 13, 2016 6:26:41 PM EST, Curly McLain via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
Adrew brings up the massive (D) voting fraud: Probably because
Kasich doesn't want to further embarrass Karl and Mitt.
I've kept quiet about this until now, but the corruption I saw in the
2008 election is/was sickening. I worked as a poll official, but we
were not given any way to report, stop, or control the massive
corruption. There were people bussed in from who knows where, people
who were dragged into the station to mark the ballot (have the ballot
marked by) D operatives. These people could no way vote for
themselves, or even know who the candidates were. Some even said so.
A vast majority of the people that day were unregistered, and the D
operatives made sure anyone who could be dragged in would be
registered (d). I was placed where all I could do was hand out
ballots after the (D) poll workers did the check-in or registration.
I did overhear some of the registrations, where the (D) poll workers
coached the bussed in riffraff on a name and address to use within
the precinct. I heard there were busses in the parking lot with IL
license plates, but could not confirm this. It would have been
feasible to vote early and often in IL, then get bussed to our
polling place.
At the same time, from long before the polls opened, the D party had
a shyster lawyer there to intimidate the poll officials to be silent,
because it was obvious that any questioning of their tactics would
trigger lawsuits. Once we got a line, this shyster lawyer spent a
lot of his time near the end of the line where we could not hear him.
Once the doors closed, I was able to walk toward the end of the line
where the (D) shyster was telling younger folks who looked like they
might vote R that they were at the wrong place, and they had to go to
a different polling place. I asked them where they lived, and it was
within the precinct boundaries, and I told them to stay in line and
vote here. Apparently he had been asking people who they would vote
for and if they didn't indicate (D) he misdirected them to the wrong
polling place. I don't know what lines he was using to get people to
indicate their political leaning, but it appeared his lines worked.
There was blatant politicking in the polling place.
And, to assuage Andrew's concern, from 1980 until 2008, I was
registered as a D. Before that I was registered as an I. In 2008, I
changed my registration to R so that I could vote AGAINST the former
(R) governor, who was running again. I am not, nor have I been, a
member of any party.
I suppose I could be called a Kennedy Democrat. I would not shy away
>from that title now. JFK had a spine, he stood up to Nikita and
Raul's brother, the fiddler; he cut taxes and thus initiated a nice
period of growth, he believed in the constitution and the USA. All
those things would have him run out of the (D) party now, and out of
the blueblood wing of the (R) party now as being too radical, and
called a nutcase, as the (D) party does to their traditional heroes,
Jefferson and Jackson.
I can only imagine how much worse the (D) corruption was in places
like chic a gogo and FL where corruption is rampant. That said, My
guess is that the voting corruption is the only way that JFK got
elected in 1960. It was close.
We really should take a lesson from the Iraqis and put the ink on the
hand of those who have voted, especially in IL.
Unfortunately, neither party wants honest elections nor slowing the
flow of wetbacks.
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