My own corrupt state has 24 out of 88 counties!  THIS is how the DEMOCRATS win.

http://freebeacon.com/issues/election-group-141-u-s-counties-have-more-registered-voters-than-people/

http://publicinterestlegal.org/bad-county-list/

Figures.

VOTER ID!

Quote from: Ulsterking on August 28, 2015, 06:07:01 PM
VOTER ID!

You Racist!

Quote from: Solar on August 28, 2015, 06:24:51 PM
You Racist!

What? I dont race.

Quote from: carlb on August 28, 2015, 04:47:13 PM
My own corrupt state has 24 out of 88 counties!  THIS is how the DEMOCRATS win.

The reason why Lois Lerner/the IRS harassed TrueTheVote was to snuff the poll-watching aspect of the TEA non-profit group.  It's the one who Lerner illegally emailed private tax-information to Elijah Cummings' office and MediaMatters about. 

The IRS's activist meddling will be severely watered-down in 2016, I hope.  -Thing is, a lot of county voting-rolls can't be purged until an election-cycle plays-out.       

Quote from: kit saginaw on August 28, 2015, 08:41:52 PM
The reason why Lois Lerner/the IRS harassed TrueTheVote was to snuff the poll-watching aspect of the TEA non-profit group.  It's the one who Lerner illegally emailed private tax-information to Elijah Cummings' office and MediaMatters about. 

The IRS's activist meddling will be severely watered-down in 2016, I hope.  -Thing is, a lot of county voting-rolls can't be purged until an election-cycle plays-out.       

They can purge roles until the end of the year! Technically the primary hasn't started yet and next year is the election year!

Quote from: redbeard on August 28, 2015, 08:49:01 PM
They can purge roles until the end of the year! Technically the primary hasn't started yet and next year is the election year!

Good.  I wasn't quite sure how the purging-process worked. 

Quote from: kit saginaw on August 29, 2015, 04:47:03 AM
Good.  I wasn't quite sure how the purging-process worked.

kit, if you want to help the process and don't know how, contact Catherine Engelbrecht at truethevote.org.    She is a very sweet lady and eager to help all States purge their voting roles of illegals and dead people.  It isn't that difficult.

When they did it in Houston it was appalling how many false voters were found!!!

They have training available to anyone interested in getting involved in their own area.

Maybe it's time for national identity papers?

Quote from: mdgiles on August 29, 2015, 06:44:49 AM
Maybe it's time for national identity papers?

Add another level of bureaucracy to corrupt?
The more bureaucracy there is, the more system there is to game. Its the byzantine and labyrinthine nature of modern bureau that makes it vulnerable to fraud. Particularly from the bad actors that work from within government agency.
You are going in the wrong direction if you really want to address the problem.

Quote from: Ulsterking on August 29, 2015, 07:47:57 AM
Add another level of bureaucracy to corrupt?
The more bureaucracy there is, the more system there is to game. Its the byzantine and labyrinthine nature of modern bureau that makes it vulnerable to fraud. Particularly from the bad actors that work from within government agency.
You are going in the wrong direction if you really want to address the problem.

Instead of a drivers license, voter registration card, Social Security card, etc. etc.; you simply have one national ID card.And you put those bureaucracies out of work. BTW, make the penalty for falsifying one so Draconian, that few would even consider it.

Quote from: kroz on August 29, 2015, 05:11:15 AM
kit, if you want to help the process and don't know how, contact Catherine Engelbrecht at truethevote.org.    She is a very sweet lady and eager to help all States purge their voting roles of illegals and dead people.  It isn't that difficult.

Thanks, k.  I watched her testimony before the House Oversight And Government Reform Subcommittee last year... with my body-temp rising in-anger.

Remember this exchange, after a Dem rep tried to convince Engelbrecht that what happened to her was simply routine and coincidental?

That's when Jordan (Jim... R. Oh.) stepped in to make a simple but effective point.

"Ms. Engelbrecht," Jordan said, "in the first 20 years of business, did OSHA ever visit your place of business?"

"No sir," she responded.

"Never once?"

"No sir."

"After you filed the [tax-exempt application for King Street Patriots], OSHA visited then, right?"

"Yes sir."

"In the first 20 years of business did the [Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives] ever come to your business?" Jordan continued.

"No sir."

"And they came a couple times once you filed your application?"

"Yes sir."

"And in your first 20 years of business, did the IRS ever audit you?"

"No sir."

"But once you filed your application, they audited you?"

"Many times."

"And in your first 20 years of business, did the FBI ever visit you?"

"No sir."

"But once you filed your application, did they visit you?"

"Six times. "

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/02/06/congressman-tried-to-shut-down-a-tea-party-leader-at-thursdays-hearing-thats-when-a-gop-rep-showed-he-wasnt-having-any-of-it/

Quote from: kit saginaw on August 29, 2015, 06:31:05 PM
Thanks, k.  I watched her testimony before the House Oversight And Government Reform Subcommittee last year... with my body-temp rising in-anger.

Remember this exchange, after a Dem rep tried to convince Engelbrecht that what happened to her was simply routine and coincidental?

That's when Jordan (Jim... R. Oh.) stepped in to make a simple but effective point.

"Ms. Engelbrecht," Jordan said, "in the first 20 years of business, did OSHA ever visit your place of business?"

"No sir," she responded.

"Never once?"

"No sir."

"After you filed the [tax-exempt application for King Street Patriots], OSHA visited then, right?"

"Yes sir."

"In the first 20 years of business did the [Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives] ever come to your business?" Jordan continued.

"No sir."

"And they came a couple times once you filed your application?"

"Yes sir."

"And in your first 20 years of business, did the IRS ever audit you?"

"No sir."

"But once you filed your application, they audited you?"

"Many times."

"And in your first 20 years of business, did the FBI ever visit you?"

"No sir."

"But once you filed your application, did they visit you?"

"Six times. "

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/02/06/congressman-tried-to-shut-down-a-tea-party-leader-at-thursdays-hearing-thats-when-a-gop-rep-showed-he-wasnt-having-any-of-it/

I was so livid when I heard this on the radio. Still am!!!
I sooo hope she runs for office.

Quote from: mdgiles on August 29, 2015, 05:57:51 PM
Instead of a drivers license, voter registration card, Social Security card, etc. etc.; you simply have one national ID card.And you put those bureaucracies out of work. BTW, make the penalty for falsifying one so Draconian, that few would even consider it.

Just think! A bureaucrat types one line of code...and you never existed, or your access to your own money. And doesn't EVERYBODY just adore all the similarities between the Nazis and this thing, demanding IDENTITY PAPERS!?!?