Miss GOP Chairman: "We're coming for True the Vote, MS voter plaintiffs over ... Fraud Allegations

Breitbart ^ | July 10, 2014 | Matthew Boyle

[House Atreides]

Mississippi GOP Chairman Joe Nosef issued a statement Thursday in response to the latest legal actions from True the Vote, saying he plans to target the election integrity organization and its lawsuit's various Mississippi voter plaintiffs with legal action.

[lonestar]

You prove he is!

[grey_whiskers]

+1

[SoConPubbie]

You prove he is!

I'm not the one that made the accusation.

[SoConPubbie]

Well for starters, they have different mothers. Another is, unlike you, in all probability, I have actually been in the company of Chris McDaniel more than once and he doesn't impress me, a Mississippi voter. Not everyone in this state is a McDaniel fan, and I think what we think matters more than out of state agitators.

Anyone pushing the Completely Moderate Thad Cochran over Chris McDaniels is a GOP-E agitator on FreeRepublic.

[billhilly]

I couldn't argue with that at all. I do, however, find all of the “old folks” insults thrown at Thad Cochran, a personal insult. I am the same age and by no means through with life. I suspect that I am far from the only one who is on FR who feels the same way. I'm also sick of the foul language and sour attitudes. A civil society cannot exist when everyone is living in a rage. Think about it.

One last comment. Anyone our age remembers the great country we grew up in and would like to see it survive and flourish.Differences of opinion didn't always result in mindless rage. If they had many of us would have been gone before now.

[Sirius Lee]

I'm also sick of the foul language and sour attitudes. A civil society cannot exist when everyone is living in a rage. Think about it.

You are the one who entered the fray just to smear McDaniel:

So there it is. Chris McDaniel admits he has no evidence of illegal activity. But send money anyway! He’s got lots of campaign debt to pay. ~ billhilly

How smarmy of you. Perhaps you should heed your own advice on civility.

[billhilly]

You make my point very effectively. You mindlessly imply that those words you saw were mine. It was a quote, and you, completely in lockstep, are offended that someone, anyone, might disagree with you.

Have a great day. I’ll be going to church soon where I’ll see lots of happy people.

[?Everything]

I’ll either vote Libertarian or write in someone’s name who I respect. I won’t be pushing the button for Tillis or any other member of the loathsome RINO gaggle

[lonestar]

I couldn't argue with that at all. I do, however, find all of the “old folks” insults thrown at Thad Cochran, a personal insult.

Well, get over it grandpa! I was 75 on April 8...born in 1939!...and I know senility when I see it!

BTW, Cochran adds fuel to "old folks" insults. He is a joke and an embarrassment...on many levels.

[billhilly]

“Well, get over it grandpa! I was 75 on April 8...born in 1939!.” Now that’s pretty funny youngster. Try 1937.

[lonestar]

At our age, you really think 2 years makes a difference?

You do "think"a lot like Thad!

[ConservativeMind]

Please describe what qualities make the “ideal center.”

[ConservativeMind]

I giving both of you a big “thumbs up” for your passion at your age.

My mother is there with you.

Thanks for staying engaged. Even if one of you isn’t a Chris fan.

[ConservativeMind]

My wife and I did, too, from others we would have given to.

Identifying fraud and other abuse of the election system in Mississippi will help all races, everywhere. Liberals have always maintained that election fraud is so minuscule that it has no impact. I am looking forward to this test case to crack that one open, once and for all.

[lonestar]

Thank you from the geriatric center. :)

[Aria]

Anyone who still thinks that the GOP is going to kick ass in November might want to lighten up on the recreational “medical” marijuana. The GOP is going to get clobbered.

And you know this how?

What is the point of being so negative?

[Fledermaus]

When I lived in Arkansas from 1970-19783 we had a saying...”thank goodness for Mississippi” and “we’re 49!” lol

[Dr. Sivana]

The Unions and the Democrats decided that Scott Walker/Act 10/Wisconsin was the Hill they were willing to die on. It looks like the GOP-E has picked Thad Cochran and Mississippi.

[DrewsMum]

Actually I thought that was debunked. He didn’t say that, but it was another guy, a union leader.

My memory may be off, so I could stand corrected

[itsahoot]

Lighten up boys.