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To: null and void

They need to propose standards for all federal elections
that include PHOTO ID and proof of eligibility.

The left will SCREACH AND HOWL at the idea,
because they know that fraud accounts for 3-5% of their vote totals.

But let ‘em. And throw it back at them -

WHY DO YOU WANT THE INELIGIBLE TO VOTE?
WHY DO YOU WANT TO NOT MAKE SURE THE VOTER IS WHO HE SAYS HE IS?


14 posted on 10/29/2010 7:13:52 AM PDT by MrB (The difference between a (de)humanist and a Satanist is that the latter knows who he's working for.)
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To: MrB

Agreed.

I also think purple fingers are a good idea.

Eliminate absentee ballots for anyone physically in their precinct on election day and physically able to vote in person.

Provide free photo ID for anyone legally able to vote, include thumbprint or other biometric insurance. Any other government issued photo ID is also acceptable.

Set up a thumb print scanner at every polling place, this is on a separate dedicated system than only compares the print to all other prints that have already voted. Anyone attempting to vote twice is subject to a 24 hour hold, plus any other penalties they may accrue upon conviction.

Require a thumbprint on the outer envelope of any absentee ballot.

Any illegal alien caught voting is subject to instant deportation to their country of origin.

Any convicted felon who has not had their voting rights restored is subject to instant arrest, similar to any other parole violation.

Of course the ultimate protection for the country would be to only allow taxpayers to vote...


18 posted on 10/29/2010 7:31:30 AM PDT by null and void (We are now in day 646 of our national holiday from reality. - 0bama really isn't one of US.)
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