Posted on 02/04/2016 4:04:00 AM PST by true believer forever
you couldn’t have said that with a straight face, right?
its not possible.
buying endorsements is up there too,
Comparing someone to a child molester is nice.
mimicking an ill person is great!!
bimbo? why not! that’ll turn the women out!
cheat with mens’ wives then say you’ve never asked God for forgiveness.
What a GUY!!
Thank you for your comment, prefer not to engage.
Iowa isn’t the only state using the caucus system to select the Presidential nominee.
Take a look:
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/P16/events.phtml?s=c
...and there you go again. On a thread that details dirty tactics and a possible violation of campaign laws, you got no problem. Because it’s aimed at Trump. Clean elections are lower on your list of priorities than slamming Trump. How much lower, I wonder?
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What campaign laws were violated?
If this is true then no Republican should touch this sleazebag ever again.
In the wake of the reports about the CNN story I took the position that some Cruz staffers probably saw the story, got excited about the opportunity it represented, but realized time was short. So they made a rash decision to rush the news out in an attempt to snag Carson voters, not out of malice against Carson but as more of a good-faith effort to sway Carson voters for whom Cruz was 2nd choice.
If it was deliberate then the source and anyone who knew the false nature of the narrative should be held accountable.
The Iowa GOP did not use a caucus system to select a nominee. It was a secret ballot that happened at caucuses. There’s a difference.
Wow! I hadn’t seen that!
What election fraud? How was the election fraudulent? Please be specific.
As screwed up as the Republican caucus process is, and it is screwy for sure, it's a model of democracy compared to the Dim process. At least at the end of the day, the R's have a secret ballot.
The D's are forced to declare and then have to put up with their neighbors trying to shame/harass them into publicly aligning with another candidate.
And then, they don't even disclose the vote count.
No wonder that caucus participation is generally very low.
You just laid an egg with that one...
Caucuses have always allowed the distribution of campaign materials. They’re neighborhood meetings to elect party officers, consider platform proposals, and recruit people to support candidates.
no, they’ve both played dirty.
who cares?
now you take the moral high ground? you’re better than that.
they’re both sleazy and it turns out vicious too.
good. maybe one of them will be the president.
i dont give a @#$@#$ about all the stuff i listed about trump, and he was great after the great concession speech.
but that laptop....just sat....in the corner... :)
what do you care. he’s gonna win big in a few days and it will be over except going though the motions.
Ironically, that picture with the commentary by “Dale Winans” is itself a dirty trick because it completely misrepresents the nature and rules of a caucus.
See how that works?
The writer obviously has never been to a caucus. They absolutely do distribute materials, t-shirts, free coffee, donuts; they beg, lead, whine, cajole, whatever it takes to get you to vote for their guy or gal. It is not sleazy, it’s expected. That’s why a caucus is so much fun. All the competent campaigns have representation at each caucus site to watch out for their guy’s interests, but campaigning is what it is all about.
Electioneering. Handing out the business cards with Trump, Bill & Hill.
See how that works?
The guy was from PA, so don't know how much he knew about IA. He presented the evidence of what he was talking about and I supplied a video link which talked more about it.
But Paul Pate is the Iowa secy of state and he has this to say about electioneering:
Can I wear a campaign button or t-shirt into the polling place when I vote?
Voters may wear a campaign button or clothing when they go to vote but must leave the polling place as soon as they are done voting. Campaigning or electioneering of any kind in a polling place is illegal; loitering in a polling place while wearing political items is considered electioneering.
see how that works?
https://sos.iowa.gov/elections/voterinformation/edfaq.html
Any idea of the kind of people DT has besides pit bull terrorist lawyers?
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