Yes America, there is voter fraud. These recent cases prove it.

[HipKat]

57 minutes ago, jc856 said:

As long as I know it’s gonna be a black woman, I’m good👍

I guess Sack didn't see the post I made about Nominees not picking their VP until it gets closer to the convention, usually late July through late August. Sorry to fuck up his false outrage

[Thebowflexbody]

1 minute ago, HipKat said:

I guess Sack didn't see the post I made about Nominees not picking their VP until it gets closer to the convention, usually late July through late August. Sorry to fuck up his false outrage

Late August?  Huh?

[Woody]

I heard that Kamala is out of the running so they're cutting down the list at least. 

 

 

[HipKat]

8 minutes ago, Woody said:

I heard that Kamala is out of the running so they're cutting down the list at least. 

Was she actually ever in the running?

[foster]

8 hours ago, DeRokerij said:

Umm, if you can go and drop off the ballot and verify their identity, why cant we just have in person voting with ID required?

You can spread the drop off over a larger period of time. With the polling issues and getting enough poll workers to work in a pandemic the wait to vote is going to be long. 
 

Maybe we need a law regarding the minimum # of places to cast a vote per population?  There should be no need to wait any more than an hour to cast a vote.  
 

...additionally, Election Day should be a National holiday. 

[Woody]

5 hours ago, HipKat said:

Was she actually ever in the running?

I don't know.  I just know she was on Joe30330's short list of African American Females. 

 

[SackMan518]

9 hours ago, jc856 said:

You just gave Frawkenstein a seizure. I hope you’re happy.

It's a damn shame I can't see any of it unless it's quoted by someone else! 

[Thebowflexbody]

8 hours ago, HipKat said:

Was she actually ever in the running?

She may still be in.  Which unqualified LOSER will Dementia-Joe pick????????

[Topas]

Is there evidence that this fraud is done more by the democrats than the reps?

And the party that uses gerrymandering the most should maybe not throw stones while in a glass house...  

[Thebowflexbody]

4 minutes ago, Topas said:

Is there evidence that this fraud is done more by the democrats than the reps?

And the party that uses gerrymandering the most should maybe not throw stones while in a glass house...  

Yes!  It's more the damn Repubs I tell you!!  LOL.  The same ones intimidating minority voters in the hood!!  LOL

[deleted]

11 hours ago, HipKat said:

I guess Sack didn't see the post I made about Nominees not picking their VP until it gets closer to the convention, usually late July through late August. Sorry to fuck up his false outrage

The Aquarian has already gone with Pence.  What is Biden's problem? 

 

 

[Philly'sFinest]

2 hours ago, Thebowflexbody said:

She may still be in.  Which unqualified LOSER will Dementia-Joe pick????????

My guess is that nobody wants to be attached to Biden, so they are likely turning him down and he's now checking the bottom of the barrel for anyone to run with him.

[Thebowflexbody]

2 minutes ago, Philly'sFinest said:

My guess is that nobody wants to be attached to Biden, so they are likely turning him down and he's now checking the bottom of the barrel for anyone to run with him.

How about Cankles Hillary?  I'll bet she'd do it.  LOL

[HipKat]

2 hours ago, Philly'sFinest said:

My guess is that nobody wants to be attached to Biden, so they are likely turning him down and he's now checking the bottom of the barrel for anyone to run with him.

Do you ever wonder what it would be like to climb out of your bubble and take a look around at the real world? Why would they not want to go with Joe Biden? He’s already said he’s only gonna run one term so that puts whoever he picks as vice president right in line for the White House in 2024. Oh yeah and Biden is ahead in every single poll there is so it looks like a victory is basically assured.

[212frawk]

18 hours ago, FanBack said:

Because your posts are fact-driven

Congrats on being correct for once is your tiny, pathetic little life.

[212frawk]

23 hours ago, SackMan518 said:

 Yes America, there is voter fraud. These recent cases prove it.

Ok then.  Let's just extend sack of shit's argument to other things precious to MAGATs throughout the land.

Guns kill ppl.  Let's take them away.

Cars are used in crimes.  Let's take them away.

Computers are used in crimes.  Let's take them away.

Electricity helps in the commission of crimes.  That's gotta go too.

etc

[Thebowflexbody]

7 minutes ago, 212frawk said:

Ok then.  Let's just extend sack of shit's argument to other things precious to MAGATs throughout the land.

Guns kill ppl.  Let's take them away.

Cars are used in crimes.  Let's take them away.

Computers are used in crimes.  Let's take them away.

Electricity helps in the commission of crimes.  That's gotta go too.

etc

Silliness.  Weak too.  Yawn.

[212frawk]

12 minutes ago, Thebowflexbody said:

Silliness.  Weak too.  Yawn.

empty critique.  as usual.  very much like your skull.

[Thebowflexbody]

4 minutes ago, 212frawk said:

empty critique.  as usual.  very much like your skull.

Your post was silly, brah.  Face facts.  Weak.

[212frawk]

28 minutes ago, Thebowflexbody said:

Your post was silly, brah.  Face facts.  Weak.

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Capishe? 

[deleted]

1 hour ago, 212frawk said:

Congrats on being correct for once is your tiny, pathetic little life.

I am here to help.  Two definitions to get you started:

To take (something) out of context To misrepresent the meaning of an utterance, an action, or a report thereof by omitting or altering the original context in which it was spoken or done. You have to be very careful what you say when you're a politician, because the media are all too happy to take anything you say out of context.

Sarcasm

[ˈsärˌkazəm]

NOUN

1. the use of irony to mock or convey contempt.

   "his voice, hardened by sarcasm, could not hide his resentment"

    

    

 

[Thebowflexbody]

19 minutes ago, 212frawk said:

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Capishe? 

Just not buying what you're selling.......

[SackMan518]

Huh... and I wonder what possible use these things could have?

Shipments of nearly 20,000 fake driver's licenses seized at Chicago airport

 

Advances in technology may have made counterfeiting more difficult but crooks keep finding a way to stay in business.

In fact, federal customs officers have seized 1,513 shipments from overseas containing fraudulent documents—19,888 counterfeit U.S. driver's licenses—just at Chicago O'Hare International Airport this year through the end of June.

Most of the shipments came from Hong Kong and mainland China, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Other shipments came from South Korea and the U.K. 

"These counterfeit driver's licenses can lead to disastrous consequences," CBP's Ralph Piccirilli said in a statement. "Criminal organizations use these counterfeit IDs to avoid attracting attention to their illegal activities."

CBP said most of the fake IDs were for college-age students. Many had the same photo but different names. But one alarming discovery was that the barcode on the fake Michigan licenses actually worked, CBP said. 

 

"These fraudulent identity documents can lead to identity theft, worksite enforcement, critical infrastructure protection, fraud linked to immigration-related crimes such as human smuggling and human trafficking," CBP said in a news release, adding that, "these documents can be used by those individuals associated with terrorism to minimize scrutiny from travel screening measures."

Piccirilli, the acting area port director in Chicago, called the counterfeits "very realistic" and praised the officers for being able to scope out the fake documents and stop them from getting to the buyers.

 

In April, CBP said that customs officers at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport were seeing an increase in shipments of fake documents. Officers inspecting international shipments had found about 2,000 fake IDs in the prior year and a half.

Dallas Area Port Director Timothy Lemaux pointed out that fake IDs also pose a risk to the buyer regardless of your intentions because you're giving out your personal information to criminals overseas.

"What is most disconcerting about these interceptions, besides the volume in which we are experiencing, is the ease in which so many young people freely share their personal information with counterfeiters abroad," Lemaux said in a statement. "We'll continue to collaborate with local law enforcement to educate the public, and anyone who is contemplating purchasing a counterfeit ID online, on the potential dangers of sharing your personal, identifiable information with a criminal element."

 

 

 

[SackMan518]

Huh, so 60% of the double voters in Georgia were... wait for it... Democrats! That's interesting considering that Georgia is a solid red state and of the past 12 Presidential elections only went blue 3 times (twice for Carter and once, barely, for Billy Clinton). I wonder what the stats will be for Democrat strongholds like New York and California? The voters caught only amounted to 0.09% which makes one question how many were not caught and if the election is close there if the double voters have the numbers to eke out a small victory for the establishment candidate.

1,000 people double-voted in Georgia primary, says secretary of state

 

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Tuesday that about 1,000 Georgians face investigation for voting twice in the state’s June 9 primary, a large-scale allegation of fraud eight weeks before Election Day.

These voters returned absentee ballots and then also showed up at polling places on election day, Raffensperger said. Double-voting is a felony in Georgia.

“A double-voter knows exactly what they’re doing, diluting the votes of each and every voter that follows the law,” Raffensperger said during a press conference at the state Capitol. “Those that make the choice to game the system are breaking the law. And as secretary of state, I will not tolerate it.”

The investigation follows a chaotic primary where record numbers of voters cast absentee ballots during the coronavirus pandemic. Some voters who weren’t sure whether their absentee ballots would be received before election day decided to vote in person to ensure their votes would count.

Voters are allowed to cancel their absentee ballots and then vote at polling places as long as their ballots haven’t yet been received by election officials. It’s unclear whether the voters under investigation attempted to do so.

 

“They only did what they thought was right to make sure their vote was counted," said Aklima Khondoker, the Georgia director for All Voting Is Local, an organization that’s advocating for more absentee ballot drop boxes and recruiting poll workers. “Voters are not criminal."

Raffensperger said suspected double-voters are responsible because they knew they had returned an absentee ballot but then proceeded to vote at a precinct. Each voter should only cast one ballot, he said.

The process of checking and canceling absentee ballots for voters who came to polling places on election day sometimes broke down.

Voting records weren’t always updated, or poll workers weren’t able to get through clogged phone lines to confirm that an absentee ballot had been returned.

“During the primary election, we could not reach anyone for hours on election day. We had no choice but to have the voter sign an affidavit and let them vote,” said Todd Faircloth, a Fulton County poll worker.

County election officials stopped people from voting twice when election records showed absentee ballots had already been received.

 

Raffensperger’s warning about voting twice comes after President Donald Trump suggested last week that voters try to cast two ballots, saying “this way you’re guaranteed to have your vote count” while noting that those whose absentee ballots were already received wouldn’t be able to vote again.

In Georgia, Raffensperger, also a Republican, made clear that such attempts would be met with criminal prosecutions.

Double-voting is punishable by one to 10 years in prison and a fine up to $100,000. The Georgia attorney general’s office and local prosecutors will decide whether to bring charges following investigations on a case-by-case basis, Raffensperger said.

Record numbers of people cast absentee ballots before Georgia’s primary election during the coronavirus pandemic, at times overwhelming county election officials. Nearly half of all primary voters used absentee-by-mail ballots, up from about 5% of voters who typically cast absentee ballots in state elections.

In all, about 150,000 people who requested absentee ballots showed up at polling places on election day, often because they never received their absentee ballots in the mail or decided to instead vote in person. Those voters' absentee ballots were supposed to be canceled, but that didn’t always happen.

About 1,000 voters in 100 counties both returned absentee ballots and were then allowed to vote in person, Raffensperger said. The number of double-votes amounts to about 0.09% of the 1.15 million absentee ballots cast in the primary.

About 60% of the double-voters who cast partisan ballots requested Democratic Party ballots, according to the secretary of state’s office. The remaining 40% used Republican Party ballots. Nonpartisan ballots weren’t included in the calculation. A list of voters who allegedly cast two ballots wasn’t disclosed because the case is under investigation.

Double-voting didn’t change the outcome of any races, Raffensperger said.

At least one voter has admitted he intentionally voted twice to show it could be done. The Long County voter, Hamilton Evans, told Fox 5 Atlanta last week that he wanted “to prove a point.”

“It’s not set up right,” Evans said. "If I did it, how many other people did it?”

Allegations of double-voting are being investigated in Long County, where a probate judge is seeking a new election.

Absentee voting fraud has been rare in recent years in Georgia, according to a review of State Election Board records by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

But Raffensperger said the sharp increase in absentee voting this year increased the opportunity for double-voting.

Democratic Party of Georgia Executive Director Scott Hogan said fraud continues to be rare in Georgia elections.

“It is clear that rather than do his job of promoting the safety and security of our voting process, the secretary of state is instead pushing the GOP’s voting conspiracy theories and disinformation,” Hogan said.

Election officials are being retrained on procedures for accepting and canceling absentee ballots, and some counties have taken steps to ensure poll workers can get through on Election Day. For example, Fulton County is creating a call center where poll workers will be able to reach someone to check on the status of absentee ballots when voters attempt to vote in person.

Voters also might have more time to return their absentee ballots, easing the worry that they won’t be counted.

A federal judge ruled last week that absentee ballots should be counted if they’re postmarked by Nov. 3, Election Day, and received by county election officials within three days. Her decision invalidated a state law that required absentee ballots to be received by election day. Raffensperger’s office has appealed that decision.

Election officials, including Raffenpserger, are encouraging voters to cast absentee ballots in the general election, easing the load on packed polling places.

Voters can order absentee ballots through a website that Raffensperger’s office launched this month. Between the website and paper applications, about 900,000 people have requested absentee ballots for the Nov. 3 general election so far.

 

 

 

[Angry Byrds]

On 7/27/2020 at 6:55 PM, HipKat said:

So, wearing a mask and social distancing works for everything except voting?