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Jun 8, 2016 16:50:29   #
jelun
 
sisboombaa wrote:
Julun, with all due respect, you couldn't be more wrong. You fail to see my humor in a serious statement that should be checked out. I know what is going on. I just want to fire up those who wish to follow in my foot steps.




Why would anyone what to follow in a lying sack of shit's footsteps?

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Jun 9, 2016 03:23:58   #
America Only Loc: From the right hand of God
 
jelun wrote:
Why would anyone what to follow in a lying sack of shit's footsteps?


Just turn around and start counting them, foot step by foot step, you MAGGOT!

Would be great if you left one of those cans of cat food you slurp down, sit out open and in the sun a few days before you munch it down...it would sure solve ALL your problems and give us here a good reason to have a "farewell" party, too!

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Jun 9, 2016 06:00:45   #
Radiance3
 
sisboombaa wrote:
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (California) has always been a challenge. Most often I was up to the sparing but now at my late age and failing health I must restrict my activity to just being a cheerleader on the sidelines. Yesterday, I wanted to drag my old body out to vote. I never received my sample ballot in the mail so didn't know where the polls were located. I drove around and found it. Upon entering I saw six volunteers and approached one. I stated I had not received a sample ballot and she answered that I was not the only one that many had reported the same thing. I then asked if those not receiving the mailings were all registered republicans. Three of the volunteers laughed and three frowned. They couldn't find my name on the list until I helped them. I filled out the ballot, returned it to have it fed into the machine. The man took it from me and tore off the bottom receipt and threw the folder into the pile of returned folders. My ballot was still in the folder. I stared at him, he said "oh, sorry", retrieved my ballot and fed it into the machine. Now, my question to you is, are the three mishaps honest mistakes or****? The state is California, County of Amador, county district number two. Would there be any readers that would be in a position to check this out? I'll be right behind you, from the sidelines, cheering you on.
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (Ca... (show quote)

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At present Mexican population in CA has surpassed the white population.
Image result for Mexican population in California 2015
Updated on July 9th, 2015 8:42pm New population figures released by the U.S. Census show that Latinos have passed whites as the largest ethnic group in California. The tally shows that as of July 1, 2014, about 14.99 million Latinos live in California, edging out the 14.92 million whites. Latinos...Jul 8, 2015

Year 2016 is a very critical presidential election. As proven year-after-year, that there have been so many election fraud by democrats on most US states, the Election Commission must be vigilant and aware that election fraud will rampantly happen in California. Based on the fact, that most Mexicans hate Trump for preventing their illegal entry to the US if he wins.

Therefore Mexicans will do all kinds of fraud to prevent Trump to win the election. Most common crimes are: Illegal voting, dead people vote, multiple voting by going from one county to another. As caught on prior years, illegals voted for democrats that made them won the election. That is why democrats do not want using the VOTER'S ID.

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Jun 9, 2016 08:21:25   #
moldyoldy
 
sisboombaa wrote:
Julun, with all due respect, you couldn't be more wrong. You fail to see my humor in a serious statement that should be checked out. I know what is going on. I just want to fire up those who wish to follow in my foot steps.


Are you saying that you made up this story?

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Jun 9, 2016 08:40:37   #
sisboombaa
 
moldyoldy wrote:
Are you saying that you made up this story?


No. I did not make up the story. It really occurred. I'm too old and tired to get excited anymore so thought I would share the experience with others. Others can form their opinions and act, or not act, as to their feelings concerning voter fraud.

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Jun 9, 2016 10:09:29   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
sisboombaa wrote:
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (California) has always been a challenge. Most often I was up to the sparing but now at my late age and failing health I must restrict my activity to just being a cheerleader on the sidelines. Yesterday, I wanted to drag my old body out to vote. I never received my sample ballot in the mail so didn't know where the polls were located. I drove around and found it. Upon entering I saw six volunteers and approached one. I stated I had not received a sample ballot and she answered that I was not the only one that many had reported the same thing. I then asked if those not receiving the mailings were all registered republicans. Three of the volunteers laughed and three frowned. They couldn't find my name on the list until I helped them. I filled out the ballot, returned it to have it fed into the machine. The man took it from me and tore off the bottom receipt and threw the folder into the pile of returned folders. My ballot was still in the folder. I stared at him, he said "oh, sorry", retrieved my ballot and fed it into the machine. Now, my question to you is, are the three mishaps honest mistakes or****? The state is California, County of Amador, county district number two. Would there be any readers that would be in a position to check this out? I'll be right behind you, from the sidelines, cheering you on.
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (Ca... (show quote)


True the Vote:


The State of Ohio made news last week -- by following the law.

They removed millions of inactive, inaccurate, duplicate, and dead voters from the state's voter rolls.

Predictably, the Left wasted no time in skewering the state. Headlines have ranged from accusations of racism … to suppression … to partisanship.

But, here's a little known fact. The reason Ohio is now diligently keeping its voter rolls compliant with Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act is because of ... True the Vote. 1

Thanks to your support, True the Vote won a landmark settlement after suing in federal court. 2

TTV's research indicated there were three Ohio counties that exceeded 100% of their eligible population that was registered to vote (aka our ongoing BAD COUNTY project). In the end, we were left with no option. So, eventually we made the decision to take them to court.

Then, you ask, what was the outcome? No more systemic voter roll bloat. No more sleeper cells of registrations available for fraudsters to manipulate in close elections. No more.

Our settlement with the State of Ohio was the first of its kind. Make no mistake -- this type of work terrifies the organized Left and election officials alike.

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Jun 9, 2016 10:53:08   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
True the Vote:


The State of Ohio made news last week -- by following the law.

They removed millions of inactive, inaccurate, duplicate, and dead voters from the state's voter rolls.

Predictably, the Left wasted no time in skewering the state. Headlines have ranged from accusations of racism … to suppression … to partisanship.

But, here's a little known fact. The reason Ohio is now diligently keeping its voter rolls compliant with Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act is because of ... True the Vote. 1

Thanks to your support, True the Vote won a landmark settlement after suing in federal court. 2

TTV's research indicated there were three Ohio counties that exceeded 100% of their eligible population that was registered to vote (aka our ongoing BAD COUNTY project). In the end, we were left with no option. So, eventually we made the decision to take them to court.

Then, you ask, what was the outcome? No more systemic voter roll bloat. No more sleeper cells of registrations available for fraudsters to manipulate in close elections. No more.

Our settlement with the State of Ohio was the first of its kind. Make no mistake -- this type of work terrifies the organized Left and election officials alike.
True the Vote: br br br The State of Ohio ma... (show quote)



Excellent comments and great results. Many Ohio residents have complained about the fraud for years, now they will hopefully do something about it.
Great post, thanks.

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Jun 9, 2016 11:20:30   #
moldyoldy
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
True the Vote:


The State of Ohio made news last week -- by following the law.

They removed millions of inactive, inaccurate, duplicate, and dead voters from the state's voter rolls.

Predictably, the Left wasted no time in skewering the state. Headlines have ranged from accusations of racism … to suppression … to partisanship.

But, here's a little known fact. The reason Ohio is now diligently keeping its voter rolls compliant with Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act is because of ... True the Vote. 1

Thanks to your support, True the Vote won a landmark settlement after suing in federal court. 2

TTV's research indicated there were three Ohio counties that exceeded 100% of their eligible population that was registered to vote (aka our ongoing BAD COUNTY project). In the end, we were left with no option. So, eventually we made the decision to take them to court.

Then, you ask, what was the outcome? No more systemic voter roll bloat. No more sleeper cells of registrations available for fraudsters to manipulate in close elections. No more.

Our settlement with the State of Ohio was the first of its kind. Make no mistake -- this type of work terrifies the organized Left and election officials alike.
True the Vote: br br br The State of Ohio ma... (show quote)


I have heard of this happening because they did not count college kids.

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Jun 9, 2016 12:49:04   #
Progressive One
 
Radiance3 wrote:
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At present Mexican population in CA has surpassed the white population.
Image result for Mexican population in California 2015
Updated on July 9th, 2015 8:42pm New population figures released by the U.S. Census show that Latinos have passed whites as the largest ethnic group in California. The tally shows that as of July 1, 2014, about 14.99 million Latinos live in California, edging out the 14.92 million whites. Latinos...Jul 8, 2015

Year 2016 is a very critical presidential election. As proven year-after-year, that there have been so many election fraud by democrats on most US states, the Election Commission must be vigilant and aware that election fraud will rampantly happen in California. Based on the fact, that most Mexicans hate Trump for preventing their illegal entry to the US if he wins.

Therefore Mexicans will do all kinds of fraud to prevent Trump to win the election. Most common crimes are: Illegal voting, dead people vote, multiple voting by going from one county to another. As caught on prior years, illegals voted for democrats that made them won the election. That is why democrats do not want using the VOTER'S ID.
================ br At present Mexican population ... (show quote)


Give it a break....you never face the truth-that no one likes trump but old white bigots and their bigoted offspring, Quit trying to prepare yourself for defeat with cognitive dissonance and just face the facts.

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Jun 9, 2016 17:54:36   #
cephusbob
 
I left California in 1992. I couldn't stand the direction the state was headed in.

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Jun 9, 2016 18:03:14   #
Progressive One
 
Radiance3 wrote:
================
At present Mexican population in CA has surpassed the white population.
Image result for Mexican population in California 2015
Updated on July 9th, 2015 8:42pm New population figures released by the U.S. Census show that Latinos have passed whites as the largest ethnic group in California. The tally shows that as of July 1, 2014, about 14.99 million Latinos live in California, edging out the 14.92 million whites. Latinos...Jul 8, 2015

Year 2016 is a very critical presidential election. As proven year-after-year, that there have been so many election fraud by democrats on most US states, the Election Commission must be vigilant and aware that election fraud will rampantly happen in California. Based on the fact, that most Mexicans hate Trump for preventing their illegal entry to the US if he wins.

Therefore Mexicans will do all kinds of fraud to prevent Trump to win the election. Most common crimes are: Illegal voting, dead people vote, multiple voting by going from one county to another. As caught on prior years, illegals voted for democrats that made them won the election. That is why democrats do not want using the VOTER'S ID.
================ br At present Mexican population ... (show quote)


Get used to being outnumbered. Latinos are also the youngest ethnicity and many are legal because they were born here. California is blue and has always been the most liberal state. That is why Guess Who's Coming to Dinner was filmed in San Francisco-a story of a young black doctor with the white lady he loved and her parents being accepting of their relationship. It was like that in real life in CA when the backwoods south was banning the movie from theaters, let alone having that type of an arrangement as a part of the social reality there. The South has always been about 20 years behind on everything. Texas is as close as it gets for a progressive red state-and that is because it is turning purple.

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Jun 9, 2016 18:38:19   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
moldyoldy wrote:
I have heard of this happening because they did not count college kids.


moldyoldy......Try reading the article again!.....again.....and....again! You might get something that makes logic to your brain, if you really try!!!!!

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Jun 9, 2016 18:45:04   #
Progressive One
 
moldyoldy wrote:
I have heard of this happening because they did not count college kids.


True that...there was a big feud over this at Prairie View A&M, where Sandra Bland went. The locals were trying to omit the student vote because of it being a HBCU. The students protested and won.

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Jun 9, 2016 18:52:56   #
jelun
 
moldyoldy wrote:
I have heard of this happening because they did not count college kids.


True the Vote has been trying to skew election results for several years.

This settlement was over two years ago.

OHIO
True the Vote Announces Settlement in Ohio Voter Registration Case
By: Jesse Hathaway | January 14, 2014

Government watchdog groups True the Vote (TTV) and Judicial Watch have reached “a favorable legal settlement” in their 2012 lawsuit against Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, the two nonprofits announced in a January 13 release.

In August 2012, TTV and Judicial watch filed a suit against Husted, a Republican, alleging that his office had failed to maintain accurate voter rolls as required by federal law.

The settlement agreement filed on January 10 requires the secretary of state to cross-check voter registrations against the State and Territorial Exchange of Vital Events (STEVE) database each month in order to ensure that deceased voters are removed from Ohio’s voter rolls.

Husted’s office also agreed to begin participation in the Interstate Voter Registration Cross-Check program in order to prevent individuals from submitting ballots in multiple states.

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) databases will also be utilized for cross-referencing on a regular basis, as well. When Husted’s office recently compared its records to BMV data, it was determined that up to 274 ineligible non-citizens had registered to vote and 17 had cast ballots in 2012.

“Never before has an entire state entered into a settlement to clean voter rolls due to citizen action. Remember, enforcement of the National Voter Registration Act is supposed to be the job of the Justice Department,” said Catherine Engelbrecht, president of TTV.

“Unfortunately, the DOJ has shown no interest in enforcing federal voter roll maintenance statutes. True the Vote and Judicial Watch had no one to turn to but themselves,” Engelbrecht added.

The settlement agreement remains in effect until 2018. Engelbrecht expressed hope that Ohio would use the next four years to permanently codify the practices required by the agreement into state law.

“If you tell the post office that you changed addresses, that information will be shared to update your voter registration,” she said. “If someone dies while out of state, Ohio is charged with obtaining the death notice and saves the grieving family another task.”

Prior to filing the 2012 suit, Judicial Watch shared research indicating some counties in Ohio had voter registration rates far above the national average, including multiple counties where the number of registered voters exceeded the entire population.

In the complaint, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton noted that Husted had failed “to reference a single initiative” to ensure incorrect and outdated registrations were removed from Ohio’s voter rolls.

A new law taking effect in March may be one of the state’s first steps towards making permanent the provisions of last week’s settlement.

Senate Bill 200 (SB 200), signed into law by Governor John Kasich last month, will require state agencies such as the BMV and Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) to make their registration lists available to the secretary of state in order to facilitate regular reviews of voter data for inaccuracies and limit the potential for fraud.

http://mediatrackers.org/ohio/2014/01/14/true-vote-announces-settlement-ohio-voter-registration-case

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Jun 9, 2016 19:22:06   #
son of witless
 
sisboombaa wrote:
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (California) has always been a challenge. Most often I was up to the sparing but now at my late age and failing health I must restrict my activity to just being a cheerleader on the sidelines. Yesterday, I wanted to drag my old body out to vote. I never received my sample ballot in the mail so didn't know where the polls were located. I drove around and found it. Upon entering I saw six volunteers and approached one. I stated I had not received a sample ballot and she answered that I was not the only one that many had reported the same thing. I then asked if those not receiving the mailings were all registered republicans. Three of the volunteers laughed and three frowned. They couldn't find my name on the list until I helped them. I filled out the ballot, returned it to have it fed into the machine. The man took it from me and tore off the bottom receipt and threw the folder into the pile of returned folders. My ballot was still in the folder. I stared at him, he said "oh, sorry", retrieved my ballot and fed it into the machine. Now, my question to you is, are the three mishaps honest mistakes or****? The state is California, County of Amador, county district number two. Would there be any readers that would be in a position to check this out? I'll be right behind you, from the sidelines, cheering you on.
Being a conservative living in a liberal state (Ca... (show quote)


They don't even try very hard to conceal their skullduggery anymore.

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