US court of appeals rules anyone may vote as many times in Arizona

Examiner.com ^ | 10/26/10 | Gil Guignat

[SGW]

The San Francisco US court of Appeals did not say it as in the title above, but it comes down to the same thing.

The US court of appeals stated that proof of citizenship is not required to vote in Arizona elections. You only need a voter registration card and a utility bill with your name on it.

This is the same as saying that “US court of appeals rules anyone may vote as many times in Arizona.”

[SGW]

This is completely nuts. First Arizona is getting crushed by a wave of drug crimes from 500,000 illegals crossing the border every year, then by one lawsuit after another, not to mention being sued by twenty foreign countries, now the US court of appeals states that you may not ask for proof of citizenship when voting in Arizona. Conceivably 100,000 illegals can simply show up at the voting booths and vote no questions asked. How convenient for Obama.

[devane617]

It’s getting spooky...The Left are no longer trying to conceal their intentions.

[sushiman]

I posted on this before you and my thread got pulled . I amwondering why .

[Starboard]

The Left are no longer trying to conceal their intentions.

You're right. They are brazenly attacking the very foundations of our democracy, with the aid and support of a complicit media.

[SGW]

Most likely this thread will get pulled too.

[Vendome]

Hmmmm.....I could rent four apartments and vote 4 times?!

Great! If it will help me vote for Juan McCains replacement, I’m all for it.

[PistolPaknMama]

Just a broad question, how exactly would one prove citizenship at a polling place? Drivers licenses, voter registration cards are easily forged. So are birth certificates as we've all learned. Utility bill in anybody's name is easy but doesn't mean they live there. Citizenship should be required when the person registers to vote, not at the poll.

Just sayin', if my polling place required proof that I'm a citizen, I have no idea how I would prove that.

[Flag_This]

"It’s getting spooky...The Left are no longer trying to conceal their intentions."

If the elections aren't legitimate then neither is the government that is "elected":

"...Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government..."

[devane617]

If you, I and the public in general knew for a fact the elections were not legitimate, what would we do? What could be done? A very interesting situation.

[GilGil]

You would show your passport.