Suspect voter registration cards found in St. Louis(Acorn Doing VOTER FRAUD Again!!!!)

St. Louis Post-Dispacth ^ | 10/11/2006 | Jo Mannies

[YaYa123]

day lah!! AP covered this story too.

http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nat-elect/2006/oct/11/101102971.html

I can't believe it, but I'm glad, even though I know exposure won't stop leftist voter fraud. That's just what they do.

[Brian Allen]

<< We need to SCREAM to the high heavens at anybody willing to listen that DEMOCRATS are poised to attempt stealing ANOTHER election.... >>

The "Democrats" have stolen every close "election" they have ever "won."

Including the "election" of the drug-addicted gangster's moll, Kennedy and that, both times, of the recidivist traitor and co-serial-rapist, Cli'ton.

[backhoe]

Crosslinked to The Vote Fraud Archives:

And FYI & FWIW, here's my file on ACORN and associated leeches:

If you thought the New Left was dead in America, think again. Walk through just about any of the nation’s inner cities, and you’re likely to find an office of ACORN, bustling with young people working 12-hour days to “organize the poor” and bring about “social change.” The largest radical group in the country, ACORN has 120,000 dues-paying members, chapters in 700 poor neighborhoods in 50 cities, and 30 years’ experience. It boasts two radio stations, a housing corporation, a law office, and affiliate relationships with a host of trade-union locals. Not only big, it is effective, with some remarkable successes in getting municipalities and state legislatures to enact its radical policy goals into law.

CIVILITY: AN END JUST NOT A MEANS
... Last week a delegation from ACORN came by the newspaper, and the visit was civil. ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a249151.htm - September 23, 2002 - 17 KB

How the ?Living Wage? Sneaks Socialism into Cities
... Action and the Association for Community Reform Now, or ACORN, joined forces in 1995 in a national ?Campaign for an ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/840614/posts - April 17, 2003 - 53 KB

Schundler's reality tour
Posted on 09/09/2001 8:50 PM PDT by Politico2 ... called Associations of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN). One member, Daryn Martin, continued to ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/519526/posts - February 10, 2003 - 21 KB

Onward fellow Marxists!
... Among the co-sponsors were ACORN, The Institute for America's Future and the Institute for Policy Studies, all ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/760376/posts - March 23, 2003 - 12 KB

(Illegal) Immigrant Activists Renew Efforts
Posted on 02/20/2002 11:51 PM PST by sarcasm Immigration advocates were nearly silent for months following Sept. 11, but now they are renewing their efforts to gain legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants in the United States.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/632259/posts - April 11, 2003 - 47 KB

Living-wage laws threaten stability of some charities
... concept " says Bertha Lewis, executive director of New York Acorn. "Business groups were really counting on nonprofit ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/676984/posts - April 1, 2003 - 19 KB

With a Step Right, Senator Clinton Agitates the Left
Posted on 05/22/2002 0:24 AM PDT by sarcasm ... And Bertha Lewis, the executive director of New York Acorn, an advocacy group for the poor, noted that even Orrin G. ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/687469/posts - February 9, 2003 - 11 KB

WHAT'S BECOME OF LABOR?
... alliances with a range of left-wing groups---from Acorn, which agitates for tenant rights, to the Democratic Socialists ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a15844.htm - September 19, 2002 - 12 KB

Study cool to 'living wage' (Sacramento,CA)
... I once dated a guy who works for ACORN in Sacramento. ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/812547/posts - April 12, 2003 - 24 KB

'A Fair and Just Amnesty' [Free Republic]
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. ... was the product of years of coalition-building. ACORN and the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights are ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3af32cbd08c4.htm - January 31, 2003 - 141 KB

NJ Democrat "Brownshirts" Harass Schundler, Spit on Campaign Worker
Posted on 09/05/2001 9:16 PM PDT by Antoninus Folks, this is unbelievable. Please read the following posts from the "Freepers in New Jersey" website. There are two disturbing trends going on here.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/517490/posts - January 26, 2003 - 104 KB

Notices to Vacate Stun Area Renters
... said Brian Kettenring, head organizer of Sacramento ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/626500/posts - January 21, 2003 - 71 KB

N.O. voters approve minimum wage increase
Posted on 02/03/2002 7:10 PM PST by mikenola ... Orleans Hospitality, Hotels & Restaurants Organizing Council, or HOTROC, an ACORN ally that has tried to unionize hotels. ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/621235/posts - March 25, 2003 - 56 KB

Governor Puts Philadelphia School Plan on Hold
... the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, known as Acorn. "One of the things that we've been fighting ...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/581860/posts - March 21, 2003 - 35 KB

[unbiasedtruth]

Here's a follow up story from the "Post Dispatch."

Election Board questions about voter roll names 'shows system is working'
By Jo Mannies
POST-DISPATCH POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
Wednesday, Oct. 11 2006

Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan on Wednesday praised the St. Louis
Election Board's staff for raising questions about the validity of at least
1,492 new voter registrations, including three from dead people and one from a
16-year-old.

"It shows the system is working," Carnahan said. She added that the discovery
of the questionable registrations should not be interpreted as "voter fraud,"
since no votes have been cast.

Wednesday was Missouri's deadline for voters seeking to register in the Nov. 7
election.

However, Missouri Republican Party executive director Jared Craighead contended
Wednesday that the questionable registrations "underscores the need" for
stricter voter identification requirements in Missouri.

The state GOP party supports the new state law that would require voters on
Nov. 7 to show government-issued photo identification - such as drivers license
or passport - before they can vote. The Missouri Supreme Court is considering
the fate of that law, which was blocked by a lower-court judge. Among other
things, the judge cited the costs of the birth certificates or other documents
needed to get the IDs.

Carnahan, a Democrat, said that the voter identification law would have done
nothing to curb those who seek to register bogus voters. "History has shown
that most of the voter fraud in this state has involved absentee ballots, where
people don't show up at the polls," she said. Carnahan noted that the voter ID
law did not mandate such IDs for absentee voters.

Missouri Democratic Party spokesman Jack Cardetti said, "Any registration that
turns out to be fraudulent should be prosecuted."

Meanwhile, the Missouri Republican Party announced that it was filing a
complaint with the Federal Election Commission against the group accused of
collecting the questionable registrations - the Association of Community
Organizations for Reform Now.

City Republican Elections Director Scott Leiendecker said that no other group
was being accused of submitting questionable voter registrations.

http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/news/stories.nsf/story/6BB12CEE6AD1A5C8862572050014AEFB?OpenDocument

[.cnI redruM]

ACORN liberal for Fraud...

[Timeout]

You keep referring to "legals" and "illegals", but you don't tell us how we're to know the difference.

That is, if only illegals are required to have the cards, how does one know to ask them for their card? Does one only ask for cards from people who look "foreign"? Or does one ask everyone for their card and then politely withdraw the request when the person says "I'm a citizen" (even if they say it in Spanish)?

That's the flaw in your argument. Either everyone has proof of citizenship (or legal status) or no one does. It does an employer or a voter registration worker no good if they have no way of knowing of whom to demand the document.

I'm with Dog Gone: national tamper-proof ID's for all citizens and foreigners who are here legally with a credit-card like verification system.
No card = no job, no benefits, no vote, no nothin'.

[newgeezer]

{Bumped to the top.}

[newgeezer]

Added mo (US: Missouri) to the TOPICS list for our FRiends who monitor Missouri news in the sidebar.

Instead of just scrolling past them all, please take a moment to click the applicable state(s) on the Topics screen when posting news of particular interest to people in that state.

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

If you want to know what a person will do, check his/her ideology. Leftist ideology says that the end justifies the means, and that you can do anything that you want as long as it achieves the goal that you want.

[Dog Gone]

But you don't think they are capable of determining if you are qualified to vote, unless you have a laminated super ID card? Amazing!

They're obviously NOT determining it now, so yes, I would make it impossible for them not to do at the polls.

[loboinok]

That's the flaw in your argument. Either everyone has proof of citizenship (or legal status) or no one does.

Which brings us back to Dog Gone's statement... In some states you can get a Drivers License without proving you're a citizen.

The flaw, is allowing our reps to ignore federal and state laws. To hold them accountable for their oaths and obligations to the people.

The system worked fine for many years. It is just recently, that a problem has arisen. Identify the problem and correct it. Creating more laws to address the laws that are being ignored, is no different than creating gun ban laws to address the criminals who ignore the laws anyway.

[Dog Gone]

It is just recently, that a problem has arisen.

What do you consider "recent"? For how many decades have dead people been voting in Chicago?

[loboinok]

What do you consider "recent"? For how many decades have dead people been voting in Chicago?

I was refering to states issuing DL to illegals, not enforcing immigration law and creating "sanctuary cities".

[Timeout]

There's no winning this argument. Despite decades of problems due to document forgeries, etc., people still want to believe that all we have to do is "enforce existing laws". Trying to discuss it simply leads to circular arguments.

Meanwhile, the problem persists and everyone bitches about it. Whatta country!

[Dog Gone]

We should explore new ways to solve the problem. One political party doesn't want it solved, and part of the other party doesn't, either.

Yet, it can be solved. The question is whether there's enough political will to do so.

[supremedoctrine]

Democrats ain't takin' any chances....never quite sure that they have ANY election ANYWHERE absolutely tied up and 100% for sure, they ALWAYS throw in at least a little fraud "for good measure". If their margin of victory is
comfortable and the vote count "not close", the fraud tends to go unnoticed, since it didn't "swing" the result.
But when they can conjure up a whole world of fictional possibility as they did in 2000, they will stop at NOTHING to impede, confuse,lie, muddy the waters, zig, zag,squelch, demagogue, sue, and every other thing that they can think of.