Massive Clinton voter fraud in NY?

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: 200Plus

Come to think of it, was Hitler ever arrested? Jack the Ripper? The Zodiac Killer? Vlad the Impaler?

I'd thought these were all awful, horrible, criminals... But since they were never arrested, I guess I'll have to re-evaluate.

You act like no politician has been brought down by real factual information.

They have.

originally posted by: MountainLaurel
a reply to: UKTruth

TY for posting the results for NY primary. I should have been more clear I was referring to the results overall , not just NY.
What I was trying to say is that Trump is winning the GOP with large margins in the majority of the states so far, as compared to Clinton who's lead against Sanger's has been much slimmer.

Ah, OK.

Well voting wise it is very interesting and the voting numbers have been a big topic of conversation during all primary nights.

So far the Republicans have turned out 23.2m voters
The Democrats have turned out 18.6m

4.6m extra people voted so far in the Republican primaries and that excludes some states like Colorado and Wyoming where the people did not get to vote.

Trump has had 8.8m votes, Clinton 10.5m

Of course, Trump has had to share votes with more candidates.

To be honest i am not sure that it will be much of a bearing on a general as far more people will actually vote.

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: 200Plus

Come to think of it, was Hitler ever arrested? Jack the Ripper? The Zodiac Killer? Vlad the Impaler?

I'd thought these were all awful, horrible, criminals... But since they were never arrested, I guess I'll have to re-evaluate.

I was not sure what you meant with your earlier Al Capone reference but now i get your thought and you are quite right.

a reply to: UKTruth

Yeah I'm a native New Yorker transplanted down south for the weather lol. N.Y. has always been a blue state.
The tendency is that states with more college graduates generally are democrat states.

originally posted by: Sillyolme

The tendency is that states with more college graduates generally are democrat states.

Well that explains a lot right there !!!

Every financial crisis and government breakdown has been instigated or caused by people with big college degrees.

a reply to: xuenchen

If you say so.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UKTruth

Yeah I'm a native New Yorker transplanted down south for the weather lol. N.Y. has always been a blue state.
The tendency is that states with more college graduates generally are democrat states.

The shift to this began around 2005. Prior to that it was more even.
The lead is held by Independent for college grads though, not DEMs, although DEMs are ahead of REPs:

College Grad or more : 39 Independent 34 Democrat 24 Republican.

This doesn't really surprise me when you see the kind of things happening on College campus's these days. Conservatives are often banned from even speaking.

a reply to: UKTruth

To be fair, a lot of the time what Conservatives have to say is really, really f*cking stupid. At least, what their elected representatives have to say, and that's why Conservatives are conmsidered the dumb party where 1/2 can't see past their bible, 1/4 can't see past the end of their gun, and the final quarter are corrupt businessmen. (This is just what they seem like from another country's perspective, who don't know the citizens.)

Both political parties are bullsh*t though. They're both perverted pale shadows of what they used to be and what they were supposed to represent.
I blame all this crap on the Founding Fathers though. Their election system is *ass*. It *sucks*. It's *awful*. And it's a very large part of why things are the way they are today.

NY betrayed Sanders. Oh well, lets see how this turns out......

originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: UKTruth

To be fair, a lot of the time what Conservatives have to say is really, really f*cking stupid. At least, what their elected representatives have to say, and that's why Conservatives are conmsidered the dumb party where 1/2 can't see past their bible, 1/4 can't see past the end of their gun, and the final quarter are corrupt businessmen. (This is just what they seem like from another country's perspective, who don't know the citizens.)

Both political parties are bullsh*t though. They're both perverted pale shadows of what they used to be and what they were supposed to represent.
I blame all this crap on the Founding Fathers though. Their election system is *ass*. It *sucks*. It's *awful*. And it's a very large part of why things are the way they are today.

To be fairer, a lot of what all politicians say is really really f*cking stupid, or more specifically appears stupid but in reality is driven by corruption and self interest, not stupidity.

I think 'being seen' as something depends on who is looking. There are millions of people across America and the world who see small govt and the end of the benefits culture and a Govt dependent society to be a good thing.

Perspective is everything. More people are voting in the Republican primaries and caucuses than Democrat this time around.

a reply to: xuenchen

Most US colleges push a highly liberal agenda. Through peer pressure and what could be seen as outright brainwashing, they viciously squash any kind of conservative input and ostracize those who hint at conservative viewpoints.

It actually begins earlier than that in the public school system.

This is not an exagerration.

a reply to: BlueAjah

Which conservative viewpoints?

a reply to: UKTruth

I guess it was just my circle then prior to that.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UKTruth

I guess it was just my circle then prior to that.

Must have been.
I just went by the available research.

a reply to: UKTruth

I was in my teens when my interest in politics began. I'm sure because of that I accumulated more than a few like minded friends. That and the passions of the young formed the base of my affiliations and desires of what I wanted out of government.
I was influenced by the sixties too but I was young so not a hippy. The whole save the world thing did rub off on me.
I witnessed the segregation of races during my life and I've witnessed a change in that dialog and in people's hearts because of liberal viewpoints. I've seen people's lives change in NYC due to housing projects that took people out of crumbling brownstone. Though not perfect these ideas and ideals have advanced civilisation. You've seen it in your own country. London slums have shrunken since the turn of the last century.

You didn't ask all that I know. It's just sometimes I think some members regard me as a new voter who hasn't done her homework instead of the well informed experienced voter that I really am. Anyway
Cheerio!

originally posted by: xuenchen

Seems some Sanders supporters are complaining about either already being registered Democrats or being "aced" out of re-registering from Independent to Democrat to be able to vote for Bernie in the NY primary.

Good riddance to him. There's enough cheating and dirty tricks to go around in politics. Hillary is bad enough but Sanders scares the # out of me.

I have no desire to go through the next 8 years with this goofy looking crazy communist running this country. And all that that would entail. Remember. It's not just Sanders. It's his crazy supporters.

a reply to: BrianFlanders

Sanders is actually center-right from the world's perspective. You just see him as a "dirty commie" because you're
A) American, and
B) Willfully uninformed.

You call his supporters crazy, but Clinton's are the really crazy ones. They must do so much internal justification for their dear queen, to handwave the abhorrent failure of a leader she really is.

a reply to: IAMTAT

You're allowed to campaign outside. It's inside or within 100 ft of a polling place that is forbidden.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Seem to be looking the other way. Or they weren't in violation of any laws.

What if anything is NYBOE doing about Brooklyn.?
I'm going over the thread but don't see if they made any conclusions yet.