[Mrprez]

A woman in Texas tries to vote without having the right to vote. 2 men in Fl abuse their right to vote by voting in 2 different states. Not the same thing.

[GpaVader]

I am not defending the SUN but I thought I read a short article about this in the Sun yesterday where these guys just have to go to Civics class...

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

A woman in Texas tries to vote without having the right to vote. 2 men in Fl abuse their right to vote by voting in 2 different states. Not the same thing.

You are right, two men committed a crime (committing a crime is certainly abusing a right), the woman attempted to commit a crime and when told she couldn't she peacefully left. That is a BIG difference, she did NOT commit a crime. Isn't voting in multiple states supposed to be part of the "big steal"?

So if a couple million people voted twice (for Trump btw) that is okay, because it is just "abusing a right". I mean, it if is okay for two, why not more?

[davem4616]

people cheat on their taxes, on their spouses, on their business partners...and now obviously in the voting booth.

the older I get the more I prefer to look through the windshield down the road, versus in the rear view mirror

[jebartle]

Imagine that??? Hmmmmm!

[coralway]

time to get those Cyber Ninjas on the case - they'll get to the bottom of this voter fraud stuff.

[npwalters]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

There was no such thing as “large scale voter fraud”.

One only has to look back a few decades in NY and Chicago to know there most definitly is such thing as “large scale voter fraud”

It has not been proven in recent years although there has been plenty of reason to investigate.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by npwalters

It has not been proven in recent years although there has been plenty of reason to investigate.

Nor really.

[KAM+6]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

No. It isn’t right. Did you not read the part where I said those two deserve everything they have coming to them or do you simply read what fits your narrative? A crime is a crime.

This country is now aiding and abetting the illegal vote by allowing mail in ballots (not absentee) without proper signatures verification. Why do I have to identify myself prior to casting my vote in person? I should just sit at home with a stack of blank ballots and a phone book and vote all day long. This country is circling the drain and the current administration has their hand on the flush handle.

Sitting at home with a stack of blank ballots and a phone book". Sorry but that's not the way it works. One has to apply for a mail in ballot ,Same as absentee, signature is checked and address is verified . The application also has a scan, just like getting on an airplane. If everything is confirmed , one ballot is sent out , also having a scan. About a week later, person can call a designated number to verify that their ballot has been received.

[MartinSE]

Originally Posted by Mrprez

No. It isn’t right. Did you not read the part where I said those two deserve everything they have coming to them or do you simply read what fits your narrative? A crime is a crime.

This country is now aiding and abetting the illegal vote by allowing mail in ballots (not absentee) without proper signatures verification. Why do I have to identify myself prior to casting my vote in person? I should just sit at home with a stack of blank ballots and a phone book and vote all day long. This country is circling the drain and the current administration has their hand on the flush handle.

Please show me where you said "those two deserve anything", here is YOUR post that I replied to, no misunderstanding, not agenda, nothing - you said it:

"A woman in Texas tries to vote without having the right to vote. 2 men in Fl abuse their right to vote by voting in 2 different states. Not the same thing."

[MartinSE]

Well, nothing political about this thread - hmmm...

[davem4616]

Originally Posted by MartinSE

Well, nothing political about this thread - hmmm...

yeah...we're all walking the line LOL

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Grill Meister

I just read the headlines from the Orlando newspaper that two Villagers had admitted voter fraud in the 2020 elections but will not serve any jail time. I am not a subscriber to the Orlando newspaper and, therefore, was unable to read any of the details. I am a little disappointed that there has been no mention in the DAILY SUN nor in Talk of The Villages.

Can someone fill us in on who the Villagers are and the circumstances involved in the fraudulent voting.

and why should we care? O wait depends on which affiliation……….for the radicals.

[tsmall22204]

After the 2020 election the GOP screamed voter fraud and tried to over turn the election. The ONLY voter fraud discovered is GOP voters breaking the law.
Voter fraud should carry a mandatory sentence. White GOP voters get away by saying " its only a few votes" well they add up. This is disgusting and double standard.

[mrrmauu]

Originally Posted by Grill Meister

I just read the headlines from the Orlando newspaper that two Villagers had admitted voter fraud in the 2020 elections but will not serve any jail time. I am not a subscriber to the Orlando newspaper and, therefore, was unable to read any of the details. I am a little disappointed that there has been no mention in the DAILY SUN nor in Talk of The Villages.

Can someone fill us in on who the Villagers are and the circumstances involved in the fraudulent voting.

The same people who have their panties in a wad about this are the same ones who enjoy $5-$6 gas because we are “sticking it to Putin”.