Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Vote Fraud Made Easy(er)



Because it's just too hard messy the way it is...
“ The Associated Press reports that the state of Washington will soon have an application available on its Facebook page that will let residents register to vote. Washington and other states already allow online registration, but this is the first time it will be allowed over Facebook.

Res Ipsa Loquitor
This is the money shot—"Facebook users in Washington state will have something else to brag about to their online friends: that they registered to vote on Facebook."

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7/18/2012 08:35:00 AM 3 Comments

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ZZMike said...

Not just registering - there's talk about voting online.

The problem with that (besides the obvious ones) is that if that happens, then voting for government becomes as irrelevant as voting for American Idol (or whatever).

Voting is more important that that.

Obviously, what they're after is the teenage vote (18 & 19 now, but just be patient). If Justin Bieber were on the ballot, he'd be president. And teenagers (and those up to 26, still on their parents' health insurance, and probably still living with their parents) will obviously vote Democrat - because if you're young and don't vote Democrat, you don't have a heart.....

7/18/12, 3:13 PM
Anonymous said...

ZZMike -
I was just thinking about your comment above - the justification for the eighteen year old vote was that an eighteen year old could be drafted or join the armed services, so if he can die for his country he should be able to vote. Noble sentiment at first glance, but the majority of eighteen year olds are NOT in the armed services and are empty headed products of government schools that haven't a clue about much of anything. Need to change that when TRKOF takes over.
Eighteen year olds actually in the services can vote, otherwise they wait until age 26, or if we get rid of Uhbamacare, age 21 as it used to be. I'm sick of pasty faced pukes talking about majoring in social justice and expecting 'free' everything, and I damn sure don't want them to vote until they get back in touch with reality.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick

7/18/12, 8:48 PM
Anonymous said...

When you're a self-supporting adult you may vote. Until then, just run along.

Mama e~C

7/20/12, 12:42 AM

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