Coincidence? I Think Not.

July 10, 2012 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

Interesting numbers:

I would be willing to bet that the 13 cases of voter fraud were all done by the same people who saw UFO’s and got hit by lightning.

Thanks to Hilary on Facebook for the heads-up.

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  1. Kate oDubhagain says:

    Wasn’t one of the episodes of voter fraud commited by Republickan James O’Keefe, he of the ACORN investigation?

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  2. Voter impersonation is so rare, it deserves its own psycho-designation, such as Electorus Obstructionitis. Suggestions?

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  3. Reminds me of the steroid testing for all high school kids in Texas. Millions of tests, caught 3. But there was money to be made, and I guess you could say jobs were created.

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  4. BarbinDC says:

    AG Eric Holder said today that requiring voter ID which costs money to obtain is a “Poll Tax.” See why we wanted him to be Mayor of DC? Alas, he wasn’t interested. No one (except Republicants) ever said the man wasn’t wicked smart.

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  5. Wingnut Republican, “But don’t you think it’s a good idea to ensure the validity of the election process?”

    Reasonable dude, “Well certainly I do. I just think it’s more important to set planatary defenses to protect humanity from alien invasion.”

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  6. Mz Patti says:

    I’m ready to move to another state.

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  7. Robin Frazier says:

    How many of those 13 were James O’Keefe?

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  8. Fred Farklestone says:

    Google:
    Ann Coulter, voter fraud – 2008, 2010

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  9. The big push for Voter ID changes has come from the Republican Party and it is aimed at making folks show their birth certificates in order to vote. Do you suppose it is a coincidence that, “only 48 percent of women have a birth certificate with their current legal name on it”? But the Republican party is not targeting women right?

    And can I just say that I love the fact that “Texas’ new ID law permits voters to use concealed-handgun licenses as proof of identity, but not state university IDs.”

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