Just Keep Telling Yourself V**e F***d Does Not Exist: The OH-12 Edition
Aug 10, 2018 10:06:25 #
Like I've often said, without v**e f***d, democrats would not get elected. The below is one small indicator of how widespread v**e f***d has become. If the t***h could be found, I'd bet the farm that thousands, possibly millions, of the v**es cast for Hillary in the 2016 e******ns were completely fraudulent.
Back in June, the US Supreme Court upheld a b****t integrity law passed by the state of Ohio. The law simply allowed v****g officials to purge the v****g rolls of people who had moved or couldn’t be proven to exist. The “v**e f***d doesn’t exist” crowd was in an uproar. As it turns out, Ohio had a damned good reason for doing this.
Yesterday, I posted on the still-tentative win by Republican Troy Balderson in the special e******n in OH-12. Balderson squeaked out a 0.9 percentage point win. The non-profit watchdog group Government Accountability Institute did a review of Ohio’s v**er lists before the e******n. OH-12 has 170 v**ers who are older than 116. Of that 170, 124 were born in 1800. Seventy-two of the 170 showed up to v**e in 2016.
Superannuated v**ers aren’t unheard of. Like this from the Washington Times:
In the recent research, Allegheny County’s v**er rolls for the April 26, 2016 primary e******n reveal that 367 people were listed with birthdates of 1/1/1800. Another 106 had birthdates from 1890 to 1915, with v**ers’ ages ranging from 101 to 126.
In the 2014 mid-term e******n, 427 people in Allegheny County who v**ed had birthdates of 1/1/1800, and 108 had birthdates from 1890 to 1914 (ages 100 to 114 at the time of v****g). This includes 58 aged 110 or more.
In 2010, the United States Census found only 330 “super centenarians,” that is, people 110 or older, in the entire nation. However, v**er rolls in the three combined Pennsylvania counties turned up at least 176 “super centenarians” who v**ed in 2012, not counting the hundreds listed with the 1/1/1800 birthdate, who could be of any age.
Some people have claimed this is all data entry error, but that is highly unlikely given the lack of random distribution in birthdays. In addition, this date of birth is visible on the poll book of the worker at v**er check-in, so, in the case of the 72 worthy ancients who showed up to v**e in 2016, someone knew the birthday was f**e and issued a b****t anyway.
V**e f***d is real and it is pervasive in some jurisdictions. In some places, it seems like it is so common that no one even bothers to hide it. Instead of looking under our beds for Russians or worrying about them hacking v****g equipment that is not connected to the internet, how about we clean up the v**er rolls and require an ID to v**e? Surely it should be at least as difficult to have a voice in the fate of the nation as it is to buy a six-pack of cheap beer.
https://www.redstate.com/streiff/2018/08/09/just-keep-telling-v**e-fraud-not-exist-oh-12-edition/?utm_source=rsmorningbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl
Back in June, the US Supreme Court upheld a b****t integrity law passed by the state of Ohio. The law simply allowed v****g officials to purge the v****g rolls of people who had moved or couldn’t be proven to exist. The “v**e f***d doesn’t exist” crowd was in an uproar. As it turns out, Ohio had a damned good reason for doing this.
Yesterday, I posted on the still-tentative win by Republican Troy Balderson in the special e******n in OH-12. Balderson squeaked out a 0.9 percentage point win. The non-profit watchdog group Government Accountability Institute did a review of Ohio’s v**er lists before the e******n. OH-12 has 170 v**ers who are older than 116. Of that 170, 124 were born in 1800. Seventy-two of the 170 showed up to v**e in 2016.
Superannuated v**ers aren’t unheard of. Like this from the Washington Times:
In the recent research, Allegheny County’s v**er rolls for the April 26, 2016 primary e******n reveal that 367 people were listed with birthdates of 1/1/1800. Another 106 had birthdates from 1890 to 1915, with v**ers’ ages ranging from 101 to 126.
In the 2014 mid-term e******n, 427 people in Allegheny County who v**ed had birthdates of 1/1/1800, and 108 had birthdates from 1890 to 1914 (ages 100 to 114 at the time of v****g). This includes 58 aged 110 or more.
In 2010, the United States Census found only 330 “super centenarians,” that is, people 110 or older, in the entire nation. However, v**er rolls in the three combined Pennsylvania counties turned up at least 176 “super centenarians” who v**ed in 2012, not counting the hundreds listed with the 1/1/1800 birthdate, who could be of any age.
Some people have claimed this is all data entry error, but that is highly unlikely given the lack of random distribution in birthdays. In addition, this date of birth is visible on the poll book of the worker at v**er check-in, so, in the case of the 72 worthy ancients who showed up to v**e in 2016, someone knew the birthday was f**e and issued a b****t anyway.
V**e f***d is real and it is pervasive in some jurisdictions. In some places, it seems like it is so common that no one even bothers to hide it. Instead of looking under our beds for Russians or worrying about them hacking v****g equipment that is not connected to the internet, how about we clean up the v**er rolls and require an ID to v**e? Surely it should be at least as difficult to have a voice in the fate of the nation as it is to buy a six-pack of cheap beer.
https://www.redstate.com/streiff/2018/08/09/just-keep-telling-v**e-fraud-not-exist-oh-12-edition/?utm_source=rsmorningbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl
Aug 10, 2018 11:09:26 #
Aug 11, 2018 19:20:39 #
Trooper745 wrote:
Like I've often said, without v**e f***d, democrat... (show quote)
Hey Trooper I shared this with another poster.
Be sure to use the links on
Part 1
Part 2 and 3.
Very comprehensive lust
Jack
http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/viewSubCategory.asp?id=2143
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