Posted on 02/28/2020 3:16:19 PM PST by CheshireTheCat
February 25, 2020 268 COMMENTS
I believe that Bernie Sanders poses an existential danger to our Republic, so is it incumbent on me to do all that I can to stop him. To that end, after leaving work on Friday, I drove 250+ miles to Las Vegas. Once I arrived, I googled “Nevada Biden Office” and drove to the nearest office, arriving at 9:16 p.m. after they had finished their last class.
I spoke to the staffer asking how I could help. She gave me a crash course on how to be a “Precinct Captain.”
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The author does a good job of narrating the process of voting in the caucus and tabulation of the results.
Another example of how common and ordinary voter fraud is in the Democratic Party.
Correct me if I’m wrong; but you cannot be a Precinct Captain if you don’t live in the precinct.
Yes, very interesting. Thanks for posting. Kudos to Gary Robbins.
He did mention that he was not allowed to give a speech in favor of Biden, and he needed to recruit a co-captain for his precinct since he was from out of state.
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Unless you get crabs or an STD.
LOL. OMG I guess it depends on what sort of extracurricular activities one is involved in. Holy Toledo.
Bernie is not a threat to the Republic.
He will never get elected.
Bernie is a threat to the Democrat Party.
Now, the Kenyan from Indonesia, he is a threat to the Republic.
the process of voting in the caucus and tabulation of the results.
It’s probably very much like a union election.
Correct me if I’m wrong; but you cannot be a Precinct Captain if you don’t live in the precinct.
Depends on the state you live in and if the party precinct captain is an elected office. As an example in Illinois it’s an elected office if you live in certain counties.
In Cook county which is Chicago it is not. One is appointed by the party ward committeeman . Once upon a time I was a Republican precinct captain in three different precincts in different election years in both the 12th, and 23rd wards. In the 12th once my mayoral candidate carried, in the 23rd my aldermanic candidate carried during local elections. During the Presidential Nixon and Reagan elections where I was captain those precincts carried my candidate.
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