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like the 15th, for example--that specifically state that:
Existence at the level "they" claim is irrelevant--it exists, plain and simple. Numerous news organization and investigative reporters have uncovered a LOT of non-citizen voting problems. The fact that the DOJ opts to ignore this and not prosecute is not a bullet point you should use to pretend it doesn't happen on a relatively large scale.
When you ignore said "real facts and evidence" and argue that it isn't happening, nothing can change your opinion. Either you are choosing to ignore it or properly research it. In any event, you're using an arbitrary "not-at-the-level-they-claim" argument to pretend that the problem isn't a major issue.
I absolutely believe that voter fraud, no matter how small or large or common or uncommon is still a problem that needs attention. You don't wait for the few small holes letting water into your boat to become a giant hole breach before you start fixing the issue, so why ignore 'smaller' voter fraud problems until they become big ones? Your logic escapes the intelligent person.
Second, you're right, I don't like Obama and I haven't ever since I voted for him in '08 and he turned out to be the exact opposite of everything that he claimed to be
you're using partisan politics to claim that you're fighting dissenters to your opinion that you claim base their arguments on partisan politics.
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: raymundoko
Several media reports have been used as evidence in this discussion.
Asking when the media can be trusted IS relevant whether you think so or not.
/shrug
originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: Gryphon66
The thin skin isn't from me. What was the point of your comment if not to belittle? Your comment was completely pointless and simply a way to make the report seem unimportant. That is the definition of belittle...
More Illegal voting:
Source
Maryland state law makes it easier for non-citizens, both those present legally and those in the country against the law, to vote. Maryland issues drivers licenses to legal and illegal aliens. Driver’s licenses in turn make it easier under the Motor Voter law to register to vote. Maryland also offers copious taxpayer-funded social programs to non-citizens in the state
People are fed the false idea that this is a real problem and they are whipped in to an outrage...just so that the people up top can find another way to take us back to the 1800's.
Unless, you're stating that we can always believe everything we see on TV and on YouTube?
originally posted by: Gryphon66
a reply to: Night Star
Good enough. Thanks for responding.
I wonder though, did the video and the news report challenge or confirm what you already "know to be true."
Did you think critically about the video, or the news report, or did you just say "of course" and move on?
Personally, I don't have any doubt that the occasional illegal is voting.
Just as I don't have any doubt of the rare instance of in person voter fraud.
New voter ID is not the solution to either problem, and certainly, the response in terms of new laws (government interference) and expenses (fiscal responsibility) cause me to be very leery of the true intent behind, as Governor Christie called it, Republican control of the election process.
Best,
For me it is all about fraud actually. Until you've voted in So Cal and seen a truckload or van full of illegal immigrants with voting names like "Robert Cavenaugh" jump into a voting booth you won't know what I'm talking about...I've personally witnessed that every single election that I lived there. I've even said something about it and their response is "his name is on the registry"... One time I even got Mad and demanded he show his ID and the poll worker said " you don't have to show your ID" I called the police but they showed up far too late.
originally posted by: Night Star
a reply to: sheepslayer247
I'm surprised that anyone would think that it is rare. Real facts or evidence? Did you not see the vid I posted? These people were caught on film! How much evidence do you need? The youtube vid was of what was on a t.v. news station.
People are fed the false idea that this is a real problem and they are whipped in to an outrage...just so that the people up top can find another way to take us back to the 1800's.
If fraud and deceit isn't a problem for you, that's kind of sad.