Palin says New Hampshire is part of the Great Northwest and gets booed!

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Reminder: I'm not a **.

Reminder: I'm not just talking about them.

I'm also not a sheep.

Then you have an identity crisis.

Yea, Obama's ACORN is in town, it's ID theft.

[IAMX 3,055]

Reminder: I'm not a **.

Reminder: I'm not just talking about them.

I'm also not a sheep.

Then you have an identity crisis.

Yea, Obama's ACORN is in town, it's ID theft.

This is what, the 23492839th challenge now about you showing how you walk into a precinct and vote a multitude of times?

You have yet to deliver.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Reminder: I'm not a **.

Reminder: I'm not just talking about them.

I'm also not a sheep.

Then you have an identity crisis.

Yea, Obama's ACORN is in town, it's ID theft.

This is what, the 23492839th challenge now about you showing how you walk into a precinct and vote a multitude of times?

You have yet to deliver.

I'm not even walking into a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

Edited October 16, 2008 by Virtual wife

[IAMX 3,055]

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

Otherwise, it's almost entirely people who have voted before.

Thanks for "walking" into that one.

[villaspurs 65]

Reminder: I'm not a **.

Reminder: I'm not just talking about them.

I'm also not a sheep.

Then you have an identity crisis.

Yea, Obama's ACORN is in town, it's ID theft.

This is what, the 23492839th challenge now about you showing how you walk into a precinct and vote a multitude of times?

You have yet to deliver.

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

You do realize that even with mail-in ballots they confirm that the person a.) exists (i.e., is not Mickey Mouse) and b.) is registered at a legitimate address, don't you? It's not a license for fraud--if it was, states like Oregon wouldn't have all-mail elections. There are procedures in place to weed out vote fraud. Sheesh.

[IAMX 3,055]

Reminder: I'm not a **.

Reminder: I'm not just talking about them.

I'm also not a sheep.

Then you have an identity crisis.

Yea, Obama's ACORN is in town, it's ID theft.

This is what, the 23492839th challenge now about you showing how you walk into a precinct and vote a multitude of times?

You have yet to deliver.

I'm not even walking onto a precinct to vote. Many won't. You do know that, don't you?

You do realize that even with mail-in ballots they confirm that the person a.) exists (i.e., is not Mickey Mouse) and b.) is registered at a legitimate address, don't you? It's not a license for fraud--if it was, states like Oregon wouldn't have all-mail elections. There are procedures in place to weed out vote fraud. Sheesh.

See what I mean? You should have stayed quiet about it VW and just shouted the same Republican talking points regarding ACORN and fraud without concern for the facts.

You may take your owning and crawl back to Camp Obamasmear.

[natty bumppo 297]

you better run faster and get back on the wagon ... here is your complete post to vw ...

Still waiting on your explanation on what was wrong with those two sentences.

Right now more blahblahblah nonsense.

I'm not the one attempting to grade sentences ...

having trouble reading what you wrote? hop on the wagon ... it might help

[Sofiyya 1,687]

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

How many?

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

What a friggin' MORON !

But Obama wasn't a moron when he said he had been in 57 statest the last 18 months? And he wasn't including Alaska and Hawaii.

There's a pretty good rationale for him misspeaking on that occasion - count the primary contests up to that point and you'll find that there were - you guessed it - 57 of them. Now you still have to explain how that comes even close to moving a state to the other side of the country.

And the 57 primaries were in 57 different states? I think even the stupidist people in the US know that there are 50 states, let alone a Presidential candidate.

Get back to me after you improved your reading comprehension. And after you have figured out how Sarah Failin' traveled to New Hampshire and still managed to move the state all the way over to the Northwest. I'll check back in a couple of years.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

You do realize that even with mail-in ballots they confirm that the person a.) exists (i.e., is not Mickey Mouse) and b.) is registered at a legitimate address, don't you? It's not a license for fraud--if it was, states like Oregon wouldn't have all-mail elections. There are procedures in place to weed out vote fraud. Sheesh.

That's great in theory, kinda like how Sarbanes-Oxley was supposed to stop corporate fraud.

The fact is, states are already making excuses about how they can't prevent or catch all fraud.

[IAMX 3,055]

How many states require that a person who is voting for a first time absentee present proof of ID?

How many?

You're making the assertion of voter fraud in regards to ACORN.

You prove it how it can people can cast multiple votes in a precinct or even absentee.

That's great in theory, kinda like how Sarbanes-Oxley was supposed to stop corporate fraud.

The fact is, states are already making excuses about how they can't prevent or catch all fraud.

Great in theory, but the fact is the only documented cases of voter fraud (besides your inner circle of conspiracy theorists) have to do with the voting machines themselves, not registering of voters.

It's very obvious the only reason you're making this ACORN assertion is because FOX News told you it's an issue when it's not.

Otherwise you'd have already shown how people can fraudulently vote by registering 2349234 times or how Mickey Mouse can vote. You haven't shown sh!t, and everyone knows this is made up, so I'm thoroughly enjoying making you eat crow.

[villaspurs 65]

They can't. They've never been able too. That is one of the challenges of a large democracy. I would rather have potential instances of vote fraud than widespread disenfranchisement, which are--right now--our two options.

[IAMX 3,055]

They can't. They've never been able too. That is one of the challenges of a large democracy. I would rather have potential instances of vote fraud than widespread disenfranchisement, which are--right now--our two options.

It's an overly simplistic philosophy of just repeatedly declaring something, and it being true once you've said it x amount of times. That seems to be the only criteria for VW's "facts".

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Get back to me after you improved your reading comprehension. And after you have figured out how Sarah Failin' traveled to New Hampshire and still managed to move the state all the way over to the Northwest. I'll check back in a couple of years.

After you figure out how Biden said Herbert Hoover went on TV to speak to the American people about the depression. Talk about idiots.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

They can't. They've never been able too. That is one of the challenges of a large democracy. I would rather have potential instances of vote fraud than widespread disenfranchisement, which are--right now--our two options.

It really is telling that those that complain about potential voter fraud never once stop and think about the very real disenfranchisement of eligible voters.