Now ya know why we got Obama

[canam]

http://dailycaller.com/2012/04/09/yo...asy-to-obtain/ " Ill be right back faster than you can say Furious " UNbeleievable! so it sad its funny too !!!

[RandyWayne]

Ya, this makes me sick. Holder is such a sorry excuse for an AG along with the Media's near total silence on his motivations that is turns my stomach.

[deacon blues]

This is outrageous! Now we see why they fight voter ID so hard! Watch some of the other videos.

[canam]

And now they want it investigated by the justice dept !!!! bwahahahah wondering where that will go .

[Twisp]

We got him because Project Veritas keeps trying to commit voter fraud? Seriously, that is all these "stings" show. There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud except when "investigatory" journalists try and commit it.

[Twisp]

Really, all they are showing is the voter fraud COULD be committed. They are not showing that voter fraud actually IS committed. I could go out and show fairly easily that people can paint their horses pink. That wouldn't mean they they actually are.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Twisp

Really, all they are showing is the voter fraud COULD be committed. They are not showing that voter fraud actually IS committed. I could go out and show fairly easily that people can paint their horses pink. That wouldn't mean they they actually are.

Twisp, so you believe that voter fraud is not an issue.
Wow.
Have you ever lived in or been in Chicago?
Why would a vote be less important than purchasing alcohol or tobacco?
Let me tell you a personal story of the last presidential election.
The FIL of one of my co-workers went into a coma in October of 2008. The family requested an absentee ballot, filled it out and sent it in for him, because they "knew" how he would vote.
I would call that voter fraud.
What do you think?

[Twisp]

Originally Posted by aegsm76

Twisp, so you believe that voter fraud is not an issue.
Wow.
Have you ever lived in or been in Chicago?
Why would a vote be less important than purchasing alcohol or tobacco?
Let me tell you a personal story of the last presidential election.
The FIL of one of my co-workers went into a coma in October of 2008. The family requested an absentee ballot, filled it out and sent it in for him, because they "knew" how he would vote.
I would call that voter fraud.
What do you think?

I think that personal anecdotes aren't enough to say whether there is widespread voter fraud or not. I could just as easily say that I have never seen voter fraud, therefore it does not exist in any form. There, my personal anecdote balances yours.

What I do think is that these people trying to "unearth" voter fraud by trying to commit it are lazy. If there really were widespread voter fraud, all you would have to do is research voting records and come across the evidence. But they don't want to do that, so they go for the flashier, easier way. A person committed to proving something will prove it to themselves most of the time.

[aegsm76]

Originally Posted by Twisp

I think that personal anecdotes aren't enough to say whether there is widespread voter fraud or not. I could just as easily say that I have never seen voter fraud, therefore it does not exist in any form. There, my personal anecdote balances yours.

What I do think is that these people trying to "unearth" voter fraud by trying to commit it are lazy. If there really were widespread voter fraud, all you would have to do is research voting records and come across the evidence. But they don't want to do that, so they go for the flashier, easier way. A person committed to proving something will prove it to themselves most of the time.

So, let me try to sum up your position.
Widespread voter fraud does not exist, therefore nothing needs to be done to prevent voter fraud.
Is that it?

[canam]

Twispy also known as ,obama lover, just reappeared