2014 Elections

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  1. JO'Co

    JO'Co Well-Known Member

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    http://www.nationalreview.com/article/368234/voter-fraud-weve-got-proof-its-easy-john-fund
     
  2. Sid

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    Wow! NYC is a cesspool of corruption.
     
  3. Tennessee Tom

    Tennessee Tom Well-Known Member Administrator

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    ... and wha gave you your first clue? :twisted:
     
  4. George Krebs

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    Do you guys think NYC has cornered the market on corruption? The last presidential election was textbook corruption from coast to coast.

    In Philadelphia Obama won several precincts by unanimous vote totals. My sister tells me that northeast Ohio had pockets of similar results with several precincts registering more votes than there are voters. Port St. Lucie Florida had a 118% voter turnout. God only knows what went on in California where they bus illegals in to vote.

    I think our election process has been totally and irretrievably corrupted.
     
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    Quite frankly, I don't care about voter fraud in NYC. My home town is hopeless. It's so overwhelmingly liberal that cheating there for Democrats is a waste of time.
    Now in swing states like Ohio, Vir., Fla. finding voter fraud there is important and critical.