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"Massive" voter fraud?

 

Apparently in Maryland - yes.

 

The PJ Tatler » Massive Non-Citizen Voting Uncovered in Maryland

I believe Virginia Voters Alliance is an offshoot of True the Vote, the Tea Party-sponsored wing-ding organization in Texas.

 

By the way, these voter suppression groups are now creating a backlash -- groups are being formed to watch the right-wing groups who will be watching the voters. Link below.

 

Watching the Poll Watchers | Bolder Advocacy

I believe Virginia Voters Alliance is an offshoot of True the Vote, the Tea Party-sponsored wing-ding organization in Texas.

 

By the way, these voter suppression groups are now creating a backlash -- groups are being formed to watch the right-wing groups who will be watching the voters. Link below.

 

Watching the Poll Watchers | Bolder Advocacy

 

Identifying massive voter fraud is not suppression.

 

Of course Cummins lied over and over when attacking one of these groups during the IRS hearings. They are targets by the radical left. The voter suppression whine is getting old from a group that stations Black Panthers in front a polling place to 'send a message'.

:lol2::lol2::lol2: Oh, the irony of it all!

Zzzzz. Zzzzz. Still waiting for hard evidence of "massive" voter fraud -- you know, solid stories in "legitimate" media, names of people indicted, photos of big-time pols in handcuffs. If you and your cronies are unable to back up your claims with hard evidence, then you probably should have your comments moved to one of the "fairytales and myths" threads.

Zzzzz. Zzzzz. Still waiting for hard evidence of "massive" voter fraud -- you know, solid stories in "legitimate" media, names of people indicted, photos of big-time pols in handcuffs. If you and your cronies are unable to back up your claims with hard evidence, then you probably should have your comments moved to one of the "fairytales and myths" threads.
When your idea of legitimate media is Media Matters and you demand "hard evidence," then you may safely assume that nothing you see will be persuasive.

 

Liberal propaganda outlets are never going to provide any evidence of Democratic wrongdoing.

 

If you were interested in corruption within and by the Democratic Party, then you would not be asking for evidence of the corruption after 6 years of Obama "rule." Consequently, I have not nor will I try to convince any two-time Obama voter that the party that they support is corrupt to the core and engages in election fraud. I hold that truth to be self-evident.

According to TTP the video showing voter fraud doesnt matter because of the guy/group holding the camera that shot the video. Sound Logic .

According to TTP the video showing voter fraud doesnt matter because of the guy/group holding the camera that shot the video. Sound Logic .

Wasn't the guy who shot the video the same clown who got fined $1,500 for trying to bug a senator's office?

Could be , does that change what his camera records ?

So the belief is that voting fraud goes on but only the democrats participate?

 

I am sure both parties participate but it does seem the dems are much better at it:)...

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Dems are way more BLATANT at it also. Feel as if its ok to cheat for their insane agenda,

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