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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Dead Voters, INC
6 comments:
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Anonymous said...
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ID, and instant background check for veracity on site. Summary execution for suspected miscreants. Hell, there's a reason for precinct voting. It was assumed that the old ladies at the precinct KNEW all their neighbors!
Casca -
3/14/12, 4:35 PM
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Anonymous said...
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In AZ we have ballots in SPANISH!
Outrageous, should be illegal Politicians that implemented it should be imprisoned...
RAK -
3/14/12, 5:00 PM
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Anonymous said...
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A common practice in Dem machine locations is to log all the obits for a week or two before the election. It takes grieving families longer than that to notify registrars and do other official paperwork like SS, etc..
In the meantime, the zombies vote.
As far as I'm concerned, voter ID should be something like evidence chain of custody; the little old lady at the poll personally knows someone who vouches for someone who affirms he knows you. And a photo ID. Break the chain, no vote.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick -
3/14/12, 5:08 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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The problem is that the current ruling class, and the nation's largest political party, have no interest in cleaning things up. You might as well enter into peace talks with the Taliban for chrisake.
Oh, right. Well, made my point, wot. -
3/14/12, 5:59 PM
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leelu said...
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...do like we usta do when cashing a customer's cheque at the bank - compare the signature to the one on the signature card.
I had to sign my voter registration for, it ain't rocket science to put a copy on the voter sign-in sheet next to my name...
On a slightly different topic, in '06, L.A. County had what I consider to be the *best* voting machines - voters got a ballot, and slid it into a holder. They used a special pen to ink the dot next to the person/proposition they were voting for. They gave it to a worker, who ran it thru a programmed scanner - if they had marked something twice, or not at all, the ballot would kick out, and they had an opportunity for a 'do-over'.
The machines could do a running tally and report back to Downey, but that hadn't been implemented yet. For that election, ballots were still checked by hand - beauty of the thing is, there's a paper trail. -
3/14/12, 9:40 PM
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Anonymous said...
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leelu,
We still do just that in the civilized parts of Virginia.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick -
3/14/12, 11:27 PM
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