It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by kawika
reply to post by rnaa
What she said was, she saw his BC, in accordance with umpty squat...
No one in Hawaii has confirmed that the pdf is genuine. And it could not be.
Originally posted by rnaa
reply to post by xuenchen
I'm convinced. Criminals should be elected to public office. Where is Orly's dental office by the way ?
Nothing anybody has said here asserts or implies that Criminals should be elected to public office. Only that there is no Constitutional bar from them running for Federal office.
And anyway, many criminals are elected to office before they are convicted; wouldn't it be better to know they are criminals before election?
Originally posted by Kafternin
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Kafternin
I'm convinced.
Criminals should be elected to public office.
Where is Orly's dental office by the way ?
Before I give you directions, I need to ask who convinced you?
I NEVER MADE THAT ARGUMENT.
So why are you convinced convicted felons should be elected?
Originally posted by xuenchen
Thanks for clarifing, but one poster did say "why not" ..... that I understood that to be an implication.
And yes, I did say many criminals are elected before convictions.
Originally posted by xuenchen
never said you convinced me did I ?
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Kafternin
I'm convinced.
Criminals should be elected to public office.
Where is Orly's dental office by the way ?
I AGREE THAT YOU NEVER MADE THAT ARGUMENT.
I took one of your replys to imply that however.
I'm still not sure now, I have changed my mind maybe.
but I was referring to criminals.....felons may have a specific definition.
Can felons vote in all 50 States ?
Inquiring minds want to know.
edit on Jan-11-2012 by xuenchen because:
Originally posted by xuenchen
reply to post by Kafternin
Would you have (or did you) vote for Marion Berry for Mayor of Washington D.C. in that 1994 election ?
The Capitol is not really a "State", and he was obviously eligable, and was elected.
I wonder if he was able to "vote" too ?
Not sure if his conviction(s) were felonies.
Originally posted by usernameconspiracy
edit on 11-1-2012 by usernameconspiracy because: deleted as I discovered my sarcasm was already on page 33 of this ridiculous thread...
Over fifty years after becoming one of our fifty states, Hawai’i officials act as though they have no responsibility to citizens of the other forty-nine states and can conceal the original documentation of the first American president born in Hawai’i. We think Hawai’ians are wrong.
He was convicted on only one charge, a misdemeanor possession count. So he was not a convicted felon when he regained the office of Mayor in 1994. (Also, since his crime was not a felony, he can probably vote as well...)
Originally posted by xuenchen
Would you have (or did you) vote for Marion Berry for Mayor of Washington D.C. in that 1994 election ?
The Capitol is not really a "State", and he was obviously eligable, and was elected.
I wonder if he was able to "vote" too ?
Not sure if his conviction(s) were felonies.
I would not let anyone work on my car that was barred from driving one. After a while he is going to forget what it is like to be on both ends.
reply to post by truthRconsequences357
You can take that to the bank!
Originally posted by rnaa
reply to post by Kafternin
I would not let anyone work on my car that was barred from driving one. After a while he is going to forget what it is like to be on both ends.
Bad example. Fixing a car had nothing to do with driving a car.
Originally posted by kawika
reply to post by Kafternin
Piano tuners are generally not professional musicians.
2nd...