[Advogado]

As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by Advogado

As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.

"The Developer" is exactly who? Is it one person or a group of people? Precisely who is being investigated? Election fraud? Anyone who was legally on the ballot, and they all were, are not "fake" candidates. Why do people choose to stay here when they obviously hate it here? That "on-line" newspaper is a site filed with nothing but TV haters. My virus software does not allow me to view that site anymore. It is dangerous to people with an IQ above 130.

[Advogado]

Originally Posted by Joe V.

"The Developer" is exactly who? Is it one person or a group of people? Precisely who is being investigated? Election fraud? Anyone who was legally on the ballot, and they all were, are not "fake" candidates. Why do people choose to stay here when they obviously hate it here? That "on-line" newspaper is a site filed with nothing but TV haters. My virus software does not allow me to view that site anymore. It is dangerous to people with an IQ above 130.

Read the article, and all your questions will be answered.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by Advogado

Read the article, and all your questions will be answered.

I told you my virus software prevents anyone with an IQ over 130 access to that site. It destroys brain cells.

[Marathon Man]

Three candidates switched parties to run in a primary of the party that is not their choice to belong to.
Many voters switched parties to vote for those candidates who switched parties.
Two persons filed as candidates in that party in an attempt to throw a wrench in the plans of the three candidates.

It all seems underhanded and sneaky to me. However, all within the law as far as I can tell. So it will be interesting to see if any investigation comes up with anything.

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

Three candidates switched parties to run in a primary of the party that is not their choice to belong to.
Many voters switched parties to vote for those candidates who switched parties.
Two persons filed as candidates in that party in an attempt to throw a wrench in the plans of the three candidates.

It all seems underhanded and sneaky to me. However, all within the law as far as I can tell. So it will be interesting to see if any investigation comes up with anything.

I agree. Very underhanded and sneaky.

[vintageogauge]

It's only an investigation. If someone files a complaint they investigate. Not like someone didn't pick up their dog's poop.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

Three candidates switched parties to run in a primary of the party that is not their choice to belong to.
Many voters switched parties to vote for those candidates who switched parties.
Two persons filed as candidates in that party in an attempt to throw a wrench in the plans of the three candidates.

It all seems underhanded and sneaky to me. However, all within the law as far as I can tell. So it will be interesting to see if any investigation comes up with anything.

Underhanded or not it was legal under FL law. Any investigation may lead to a law change but there will be no crime proven.

[eyc234]

Originally Posted by Advogado

As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.

Read the article and reread but could not find where it said, "the Developer", was part of the investigation. Where in the article does it specifically state "the Developer" is part of the investigation. Just looking for truth and facts.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Advogado

As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.

That not going nowhere. Next.

[Dana1963]

Originally Posted by eyc234

Read the article and reread but could not find where it said, "the Developer", was part of the investigation. Where in the article does it specifically state "the Developer" is part of the investigation. Just looking for truth and facts.

The election fraud complaint lists a total of five persons or entities “against whom fraud is brought:”
Peter Wahl
Jerry Prince
Don Burgess
Steve Printz
The Villages of Lake-Sumter, Inc (and related companies and individuals). What can’t you figure out.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by eyc234

Read the article and reread but could not find where it said, "the Developer", was part of the investigation. Where in the article does it specifically state "the Developer" is part of the investigation. Just looking for truth and facts.

Perhaps they will decide the developer was the puppeteers?

Originally Posted by Advogado

As a result of the use of "fake" candidates to disenfranchise voters in last August's Republican primary, the Developer (along with the "fake" candidates and the incumbents whom the "fake" candidates were helping) are under criminal investigation by the FDLE for possible elections fraud. Not a word about it in the Daily Sun. For details, see today's on-line newspaper.

Not their first brush with the law. Some years ago they were fined for shooting endangered animals. Should have gone to jail.
This is a serious charge, election fraud, which it was. Time to get their comeuppance and show they are not above the law.

[justjim]

Originally Posted by lkagele

Don't be so generous. I'd say anyone with an IQ over 90......

It also practices blatant censorship against conservatives. If you've got the stomach, read the comments on any of the political letters to the editor. 90% from left wing radicals. I was banned for disagreeing with them Never been back. Pathetic.

So we all know the philosophy of the so called Happy Paper. The unmentionable site has several perspectives on the same subject. I read both and then make up my own mind about the issues. I’ve probably lost a brain cell or two over the years but I think it might be other factors and it has nothing to do with reading other people’s thoughts or perspectives.

[Marathon Man]

Originally Posted by John41

Not their first brush with the law. Some years ago they were fined for shooting endangered animals. Should have gone to jail.
This is a serious charge, election fraud, which it was. Time to get their comeuppance and show they are not above the law.

It's an accusation, not a charge.