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Postpone the U.S. Elections? - RF Cafe Forums
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Kirt Blattenberger
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Post subject: Postpone the U.S. Elections?
Posted: Sat Oct 25, 2008 10:49 am
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Greetings:
The level of fraud in this election cycle seems to have reached a
new high. Literally, every day we are given news of discovery of hundreds or thousands
of fraudulent voter registrations from groups like ACORN, although they are not alone.
It has reached the point, IMHO, that I believe the Supreme Court should step in and
rule that the ability of citizens to have their will carried out as guaranteed by the
U.S. Constitution cannot be assured. The election should be postponed until citizens
can be reasonably certain that the degree of fraud cannot affect the outcome - either
way - of the election.
Defenders of the status quo say that fraudulent registrations
cannot harm anything because it would take warm bodies showing up at the polling places
to actually vote. The problem is that the polling places are staffed with criminals
who will do the voting for all the "voters" registered in the precinct after the doors
are closed to the public. Before official results are reported, Mickey Mouse, Bart Simpson,
and untold dead people will have cast their ballots. If not for legal intervention thus
far, you can be sure that the majority of those 400,000 fraudulent ACORN registrants
just uncovered by investigators in Ohio alone would have had their votes cast for them.
I unregistered from any party affiliation this year due to an utter disgust
with both major parties in this country, but standing on the sideline and watching a
presidential election be possibly stolen by either party is untenable. Now, I'm sure
someone will invoke the 2000 election as proof of one already having been stolen, since
the Supreme Court intervened to stop the counting - and re-counting, and re-counting
- of "hanging chads" in Florida, but the undeniable fact is that not only did long-standing
state law (written by a Democrat) prohibit the perpetual re-counting, but by every count
(there was a total of something like 7 re-counts), Bush led Gore.
Your thoughts?
_________________ - Kirt Blattenberger
RF Cafe Progenitor & Webmaster
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Cube Slave
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Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 10:54 am
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Joined: Tue Jun 06, 2006 10:10 am Posts: 30
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The Federal Election Commission had flagged 16,639 potential foreign donations as of
October 21 that brought in $5,249,263.96 to the Obama campaign. These include origins
from the Middle East, China, Russia, Canada, Africa, and Europe.
http://www.fec.gov/disclosure.shtml
Fortunately for Obama, they know that George Bush and the majority of Republicans
are too f***ing scared to do anything about it.
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Posted 11/12/2012
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