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Hispanic Voters getting on the Trump Train

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Forget the fact that study after study has put four or five zeroes before any real numbers in assessing the percentage of actual voter fraud cases. Duh. It's all about hearsay.

 

I live in a precinct where it had 0% republican votes and I know personally it wasn't possible.

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I live in a precinct where it had 0% republican votes and I know personally it wasn't possible.

I don't believe you.

I don't believe you.

 

That's great. So now we know where we stand.

 

Disagree or agree with my points I think most people know I'm pretty honest on here.

 

Cuyahoga county is pretty corrupt I felt like that was known. Part of the reason I moved here.

That's great. So now we know where we stand.

 

Disagree or agree with my points I think most people know I'm pretty honest on here.

 

Cuyahoga county is pretty corrupt I felt like that was known. Part of the reason I moved here.

After the 2012 presidential election, it was (widely) reported that Romney received zero votes in 59 precincts in inner-city Philadelphia and zero votes in nine precincts in Cleveland (Cuyahoga County). What I don't believe is that you have insider information that "proves" this phenomenon is not possible ... and can only come about because of voter fraud. As cbsnews.com reported three years ago:

 

"The outcome is not at all out of step with recent history -- in 2008, 57 divisions in Philadelphia returned zero votes for McCain. And in 2004, a more Republican-friendly election year, five Philadelphia divisions shut out former President George W. Bush entirely."

 

The Philadelphia Inquirer dug into this story after the 2012 presidential election. Bottom line: The newspaper couldn't find any GOP voters in precincts that it targeted.

 

So it sounds like you're a one-man island in a sea of Democratic voters. (Just curious: Couldn't you have moved to, say, the Cleveland version of Ft. Thomas?)

After the 2012 presidential election, it was (widely) reported that Romney received zero votes in 59 precincts in inner-city Philadelphia and zero votes in nine precincts in Cleveland (Cuyahoga County). What I don't believe is that you have insider information that "proves" this phenomenon is not possible ... and can only come about because of voter fraud. As cbsnews.com reported three years ago:

 

"The outcome is not at all out of step with recent history -- in 2008, 57 divisions in Philadelphia returned zero votes for McCain. And in 2004, a more Republican-friendly election year, five Philadelphia divisions shut out former President George W. Bush entirely."

 

The Philadelphia Inquirer dug into this story after the 2012 presidential election. Bottom line: The newspaper couldn't find any GOP voters in precincts that it targeted.

 

So it sounds like you're a one-man island in a sea of Democratic voters. (Just curious: Couldn't you have moved to, say, the Cleveland version of Ft. Thomas?)

 

Could it be because my neighbors voted for someone specific and it didn't count ? You should move out of KY and get real world experience.

Could it be because my neighbors voted for someone specific and it didn't count ? You should move out of KY and get real world experience.

Better check your neighbor's photo ID. And, while you're at it, see if he's registered to vote. We all know how those Republicans like to cheat at the polls.

He better hope he can get at least get some of them, this election will have the largest minority percentage of all-time, almost like every 1 out of 3 voters will be Black, Hispanic, Asian, etc.

 

By 2050 minorities will be the majority as well.

I don't believe you.

 

The unmitigated gall of you to call someone a liar when you have no proof to refute his claim. SMH.

I suppose I'll vote for Trump as a lesser of two evils choice but I can't see him doing very well with Hispanics, and worse with African-American voters.

But he could still win without those two groups if it weren't for a third category : female. He may pick up a little momentum with women as the campaign continues but probably not enough to help him win the White House.

As the campaign goes into the summer and fall the Dems are going to show his Megan Kelly comments and his "would you vote for a face like that" comment about the only woman on the debate stage, repeatedly in campaign commercials. It's going to be tough for him to overcome his female comments.

The unmitigated gall of you to call someone a liar when you have no proof to refute his claim. SMH.

If you believe all the first-person stories on these threads, I've got a Trump Tower to sell you.

:popcorn:

If you believe all the first-person stories on these threads, I've got a Trump Tower to sell you.

 

I am not narcissistic enough to claim someone a liar when I have no proof to the contrary.

I am not narcissistic enough to claim someone a liar when I have no proof to the contrary.

I don't need "proof" to be skeptical of someone making a broad-brush generality of election fraud based on a conversation with a neighbor. A lot of this occurs on these political boards, and a majority of people go, "Duh. It must be true."

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