BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: catspaw49
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:50 AM

Please note I am NOT a Cocker Spaniel.

Spaw

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: Old Guy
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:49 AM

I love you too.

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: catspaw49
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:46 AM

That was much nicer Mick. I am rude, crude, and lewd, often angering those around that I might find disagreement with and hence putting this place and the members here in a bad light. I need to rephrase things and take back what I said to Old Guy.

Old Guy......I'm sorry I suggested you blow me because you're such an ignorant cocksucker. Allow me to repost.

Blacks, young people and other traditionally Democratic voters have been purged from election rolls through exceedingly underhanded, devious, and fraudulent means. I can understand how you would of course disagree with this assessment. You are first, foremost, and obviously, a dyspeptic and pathetic, broke-dick, mook lacking the intelligence to separate urine from high-topped footwear when lacking detailed instructions. Additionally, you probably molest Cocker Spaniels. Thanks so much for your dimwitted, cut and paste posts.

Spaw

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: Old Guy
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:40 AM

"The Dems couldn't fix the College or the process" Did they try?

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: Old Guy
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:39 AM

ACORN can always add more Libs to the list.

KC officials pan ACORN voter efforts

Published Wednesday, October 25, 2006

KANSAS CITY (AP) - Kansas City election officials say thousands of questionable voter registration cards have been turned in by the same group whose efforts have been criticized in St. Louis.

Kansas City Election Director Ray James said the U.S. attorney and Jackson County prosecutor’s office have been asked to investigate registrations collected by the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, known as ACORN.

James said more than 15,000 registrations have problems such as duplicates, questionable or unreadable information, or names, addresses and Social Security numbers that don’t match existing records.

Kevin Whelan, communications director for ACORN, said the group was surprised to see that large of a number in media reports. He said ACORN representatives had been working with the Kansas City Election Board to sort through about 3,000 cards that had problems.

Calling such a large number questionable is misleading because duplicates or mismatched personal information are an inevitable part of the voter registration process, Whelan said.

And, he said, the problem might have been made worse because the Kansas City Election Board did not follow federal law that requires it to notify applicants of the status of their registration. He said that makes it more difficult to correct information and might cause some people to fill out a second card.

Earlier this month in St. Louis, election officials said at least at least 1,500 potentially fraudulent voter registration cards were turned in by the St. Louis ACORN branch.

Democrats, Start Your Chainsaws.

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: Big Mick
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:30 AM

Old Guy, are you really as simple as you appear? And do you think we are even simpler? The Dems couldn't fix the College or the process. They haven't been in charge. The Repubs have. They have gerrymandered, and obstructed everything. And now they are going to pay the price.

Subject: RE: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: catspaw49
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:27 AM

Purging Blacks and young people from election lists is just a fine thing to do huh? Blow me you simple-ass dickhead.

Spaw

Subject: BS: Making the case for an Unfair Election
From: Old Guy
Date: 29 Oct 06 - 12:23 AM

Libs are alredy laying the Unfair Election groundwork. They have had 6 years to fix anything that might be wrong with the election process but they are still not satisfied with the election process.

Why? They don't want it fixed so they can always cry RECOUNT if they loose.

If you go back to the original ground zero, the Palm Beach butterfly ballot, it was designed by a Democrat, Theresa LePore, Approved by a Democrat and the poles were supervised by Democrats. Who do they have to blame but themselves? In the 1996 election, the exact same problem occurred, for the exact same reason. In that instance, the Republican candidate, Robert Dole, had 14,000 ballots tossed out because of double-punching. But there was no furor over a Republican loosing because of a lousy ballot.

Have Democrats done anything to do away with the Electoral College? No, they realize they might need it themselves.