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Showing posts with label voter fraud. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voter fraud. Show all posts

Monday, March 23, 2015

WALKER WINS...AGAIN!

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Surprise: SCOTUS upholds Wisconsin voter-ID law
Or maybe not such a surprise after all. The path to today's Supreme Court decision to refuse an appeal by the ACLU against Wisconsin's voter-ID law has been strewn with appellate decisions that supported its implementation, although a last-minute stay by SCOTUS kept it out of play for the midterms. The law will fully take effect for the 2016 election, which may complicate efforts by Democrats to keep the state blue.
The SCOTUS stay in October had more to do with the timing of the law, thanks to the scheduling of the challenges through the courts. Regardless, the election still went in favor of Scott Walker and the GOP, preventing Democrats from repealing the voter-ID provision before it could come into effect.
This will put a huge dent in the Obama administration's efforts to squelch voter-ID laws in other states. In order to grant certiorari, the ACLU would have needed four justices to vote to add it to the docket. The fact that they couldn't even move the liberal wing to unite against a voter-ID law shows that the justices consider the issue settled.
Requirements for identification at polling stations are legitimate, in the eyes of the court, as long as enough options for no-cost qualifying ID exist to keep the poor from being disenfranchised.
The dismissal of this challenge to the law will also help boost Walker's efforts outside of Wisconsin. He's known for reforming the public-employee unions, balancing the budget, and most recently for signing Right to Work legislation even if he advised the Republican-controlled legislature to move more slowly on the latter.
Some forget that Walker backed the voter-ID legislation as part of his reform package that got him elected in 2010, and then reconfirmed in 2012 and re-elected again in 2014. It gives Walker an argument to position himself as the reformer who has a real track record of conservative change in a purple state, change that could turn the state red for good.
As Breitbart's John Nolte points out:
Despite relentless lies-of-omission from our dishonest race-baiting media, voter ID laws are the rare 80/20 issue in America. By wide margins, Democrats and Republicans embrace laws requiring voters show a valid, state-issued ID in order to cast a vote. Even 51% of black voters support voter ID, compared to just 46% who disagree.
The media always casts the voter ID debate as a racial issue - conservatives attempting to keep black people away from the polls.  The American people, including a majority of blacks, have not been swayed by the media's propaganda.
Voters instinctually understand that this is an issue of voter integrity, especially in a country so mismanaged by the federal government we currently have 6.5 million active Social Security numbers for people aged 112...
Wisconsin's reforming governor has done it again:
Who wins here?
In addition to voters who now can have more trust in the integrity of the system, the winner is Scott Walker, who once again has defeated the opposition against all odds.




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Thursday, October 23, 2014

THIS DAY IN TWITCHY: OCTOBER 22, 2014



Larry Elder: Obama 'evolves' again

Canadian Parliament on lockdown after reports of active shooter; Updated




'Running towards danger': Video captures intense moments inside Canadian Parliament


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Breaking: Suspected terror attack in Jerusalem; 3 injured, incl. infant; Update: The infant has died



Bombshell James O'Keefe video released: Udall group encourages voter fraud; Paging Donna Brazile



How scared are Dems of O'Keefe's voter fraud sting video? David Corn ups the insane panic with THIS



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Sunday, June 9, 2013

RED EYE - MAY 29, 2013 FULL EPISODE



Greg welcomes guests Joe Devito, Matt Welch and Kimberly Guilfoyle.

A Week Later, National Press Still Virtually Ignoring 'Well-Intentioned' Absentee Ballot Plot by Fla. Dem Congressman's Staff Chief
A week ago (at NewsBusters; at BizzyBlog), I wrote up a post on the Miami Herald's coverage of how the chief of staff of Florida Democratic Congressman Joe Garcia had admitted to attempting to orchestrate "a sophisticated scheme to manipulate last year’s primary elections by submitting hundreds of fraudulent absentee-ballot requests."
I also noted that the story, which broke on Friday, May 31, was "getting very little notice," but that perhaps "the amount and scope of national coverage will increase when the work week starts." Well, the official work week has ended, and there has been almost no coverage anywhere, despite Congressman Garcia's stunning reaction to the news reported in a separate June 1 Herald story.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

VIRTUAL STATE OF THE UNION, PT. 2



Critics of voter ID and other laws cracking down on voter fraud claim they're unnecessary because fraud is nonexistent. For instance, Brennan Center attorneys Michael Waldman and Justin Levitt claimed last year: "A person casting two votes risks jail time and a fine for minimal gain. Proven voter fraud, statistically, happens about as often as death by lightning strike."

That statement is as ludicrous as it is self-serving.  It would be much more accurate to say that voter fraud gets caught about as often as death by lightning strike.  Without voter ID, it's extremely difficult to catch the fraud since most of it occurs at the time of registration, not on election day.  By the time election day rolls around it's already too late.  As demonstrated below, one person can register under a variety of names.  Without ID there is no way to detect when that person shows up at various polling places and gives a name that is already on the rolls.  That's why the names of dead people and shut-ins are so useful to fraudsters.  

Last year in Florida, for instance, as many as 53,000 dead people were found still registered to vote. 

Yet not only do Democrats deny the existence of voter fraud but they claim that any attempt to maintain the integrity of the voting process amounts to "voter suppression."  They are fond of accusing Republicans of engaging in the same kinds of tactics perfected by Democrats in the Jim Crow South.  It's outrageous.  Voter fraud is the kind of anti-democracy criminality that has been a hallmark of Democrats (how ironic!) since the early 1800s.  So when it comes to contaminating the process, historically, it's the Dems who are guilty.

Meet Melowese Richardson, a Democrat poll worker in Cincinnati.  She practices voter fraud and she's been busted, along with a two other operatives.
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said he was pursuing charges against Russell Glassop, 75, Melowese Richardson, 59, and Sister Marguerite Kloos, 54.

A grand jury indicted Glassop and Kloos for one count of illegal voting each, a felony. Glassop and Kloos could face up to 18 months in prison if convicted.

The grand jury indicted Richardson on eight counts of illegal voting. If convicted, she faces up to 12 years in prison.

Deters said Glassop voted on behalf of his deceased wife in the 2012 presidential election. Glassop's wife requested an absentee ballot before her death but she died before the Hamilton County Board of Elections mailed out the ballots. Deters said Glassop cast an absentee ballot under his wife's name.

Kloos was accused of casting a ballot for another nun in the 2012 presidential election. Kloos's lawyer contacted Deters and said she would plead guilty and cooperate with the prosecutor's office.

Deters said Richardson was charged with eight counts of illegally voting after she cast ballots in various elections for her family members. One count charges her of voting twice in the 2012 presidential election. Deters also said Richardson has been a poll worker in Hamilton County since 1998.

There are three other cases of possible voter fraud still under investigation by the prosecutor's office, Deters said.


"This is not North Korea," Deters said in a statement announcing the indictments. "Elections are a serious business and the foundation of our democracy. In the scheme of things, individual votes may not seem important, but this could not be further from the truth. Every vote is important and every voter and candidate needs to have faith in our system. The charges today should let people know that we take this seriously."

EVERY TIME FRAUDSTERS LIKE MELOWESE RICHARDSON CAST AN ILLEGAL VOTE THEY NULLIFY THE VOTE OF AN HONEST PERSON.