[KAM+6]

Originally Posted by noslices1

Well, at least it wasn’t like some counties around Philadelphia where there were more votes than there were registered voters.

Please provide a link to your debunked statement.

[Brindi5]

[QUOTE=MartinSE;2083563]The interesting part I found, if these two MEN intentionally voted twice, and admitted to it. And got 50 hours of community service and attend a course on community service.

A woman in Texas was out of jail on parole and attempted to vote (because she was told she could when we got out of jail). She attempted to vote in the election and was told she was not allowed to vote until after she completed her parole. So, she left. The was then convicted of ATTEMPTING TO VOTE. and sentenced to 5 years for voter fraud.

Two old White guys committee the act, 50 hours service. One black woman tried and got 5 years.[/QUOTE

Yeah, that’s a huge difference in sentences. IMO, the old white guys should have had a much bigger penalty.

[sallyg]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

This is not large scale voter fraud. They voted here and back home.

Yea, it hardly even counts. Just sort of a felony. Like being a little pregnant.

[Lars2217]

Don't you know this is republican state you can do what ever you want if your a republican

[JOLIVERIO]

Originally Posted by jaj523

It IS wholly widespread. Many people who have two residences manage to vote in both places, especially when their two residences are in different places, even though this is against the law. People vote by mail in one place and in person in another. This has been going on for years. Some of the proposed new laws attempt to close this loophole, but there has been much opposition. A lot of people want to make voting by mail easier, not more difficult.

Because you say it is so doesn’t make it so. Provide documentation to support your claim. Voter fraud, you either believe it is widespread or not, depending on your political party association. And what voter fraud there is, it is done by both parties.

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

Your role model was a convicted felon at the time (& still is).

Not a role model, an example of the racist and biased punishment handed out. Old White Men, community service, black woman, prison. I think that is a pretty stark example of problems we have with our voting system and laws.

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by noslices1

Well, at least it wasn’t like some counties around Philadelphia where there were more votes than there were registered voters.

The ONLY person I have heard that still makes this claim (after art has been thrown out of court numbers times as baseless/meritless) is a certain ex-president who is facing numerous pending indictments for impersonating Putin.

[billethkid]

Isolated incidents being discussed as if general condition.....again.

Just to keep it simple 2 out of 100,000 = .00002 (.002 %).

Waste of keystrokes....including these!

[jmpalladino]

Originally Posted by jaj523

It IS wholly widespread. Many people who have two residences manage to vote in both places, especially when their two residences are in different places, even though this is against the law. People vote by mail in one place and in person in another. This has been going on for years. Some of the proposed new laws attempt to close this loophole, but there has been much opposition. A lot of people want to make voting by mail easier, not more difficult.

Many states notify other states (not all) when a person register's to Vote. The former state may notify the individual that they were notified that the individual has registered to vote in State A and will be stricken from the voting rolls of that former State. In some cases, the State notified, will only address the issue if they see that the person who had regigetered in the other State Voted in the former Stae after the new registration. If all states would participate in this, no need for further new "Election Law Changes" If all States particpated in this program. This is how these individuals were caught voting twice.

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by sallyg

Yea, it hardly even counts. Just sort of a felony. Like being a little pregnant.

Apparently actually voting illegally counts less than just trying to vote illegally. It is a really good thing they actually voted and broke the law, so they didn't get a 5 year jail sentence, like the lady that DID NOT VOTE.

Funny thing is about 90% of the voter fraud I am read about so far are conservatives that voted for Trump - 1 1/2 years later and we are still waiting for all that piles of evidence we were promised of MASSIVE voter fraud that would prove to the world what the Democrats did. Still waiting...

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by billethkid

Isolated incidents being discussed as if general condition.....again.

Just to keep it simple 2 out of 100,000 = .00002 (.002 %).

Waste of keystrokes....including these!

It is 100% of the cases involving old white men vs black women punishment. 4 cases, 4 sentences.

So, you are bored that a BLACK WOMEN got sentenced to 5 years in prison for trying to vote, while a WHITE MAN who actually voted illegally got community service and a course in civics.

No prejudice in this country, it is just something the left makes up.

[debem1@aol.com]

What happened to TRUTH, JUSTICE and THE AMERICAN WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[debem1@aol.com]

Originally Posted by lars2217

don't you know this is republican state you can do what ever you want if your a republican

not nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[newgirl]

You won't hear, they are Republicans.

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by debem1@aol.com

What happened to TRUTH, JUSTICE and THE AMERICAN WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Never was for the first two points, but THE AMERICAN WAY was correct!