Oh and while the king was looking down
The jester stole his thorny crown
The courtroom was adjourned
No verdict was returned
Putin really out did himself in Iowa. Assured Trump
will win re-election.
Too many diversity hires. Gotta have a few slaves who can be guilted into doing most of the work.
Trump should put out a tweet: “Toldja ya shouldn’t have impeached me!”
The Dems are now going after booty-judge for declaring victory.
I wouldn’t doubt that this was SUPPOSED to be the outcome, but too many precinct reps have records of Bernie turnout to psuh the narrative.
And the last thing the Dems want is a completely obvious fake election.
Hardly a joke.
They may have just exposed WHY we cannot trust electronic voting.
People need to run with this in vote fraud prevention.
ROTFLOL......beautiful.
Well, they fixed Iowa so Bernie wouldn’t win. Again! So the short answer is no.
Apparently the DHS offered to test the app, and was rebuffed. Such testing likely would have exposed the built-in ‘gaming’ functions of the app to swing votes to a selected candidate.
What the Democrats have lost control of is their voters.
Their voter base has gone full-on Commie. That’s not where the leadership is. They want to talk a good game about wealth redistribution to get votes, but don’t want the gravy train of corporate and Wall Street donations to stop.
They are finding out that the days when they could have their cake and eat it too are OVER.
No Citizenship Proof Required for Voter ID at DMV?
Townhall.com ^ | February 2, 2020 | M.D. Kittle
posted in the Free Republic site
MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Transportation wants everyone to know that getting a free ID for voting is easy.
Maybe too easy.
The DOT page detailing the Wisconsin ID card petition process advises individuals seeking a voter ID card to provide the Division of Motor Vehicles with the usual identifying information — a birth certificate, Social Security card, proof of Wisconsin residency (utility bill, government mail, etc.), and proof of U.S. citizenship.
“If you don’t have all or any of these, you can still get an ID for voting,” the web page assures.
Really? Even if you don’t have proof of U.S. citizenship and Wisconsin residency? The policy language seems to suggest as much, and the confusion has raised some concerns.
But DMV officials insist that non-citizens applying for voter ID will not receive a card, and will not be allowed to vote. Applicants are asked to bring to the DMV office whatever documentation they may have. They are then asked to fill out two forms. Those who are cleared to vote will receive a photo ID document in the mail that they can use in time for voting.
The onus is on DMV investigators to track down the applicant’s qualifying voter ID documents. All that legwork is compliments of activist courts that demanded layers of “protections” in Wisconsin’s voter ID law. In so doing, they made the DMV the de facto Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Sen. Steve Naas (R-Whitewater) was on the legislative committee that dealt with the court-ordered requirements. The idea was to protect voters — most often elderly voters — who may not have a birth certificate or other key identification.
“In two cases I know, the courthouse where the birth certificate was burned down,” said Nass aide Mike Mikalsen. “What that language (on the DOT website) entails is what the court requires, that it’s not on citizens to hire detectives and investigators to dig up that material … The staff at the DMV goes through and tries to verify and backtrack that information.”
It can be a very time-consuming process. But is every DMV investigator so dedicated to verifying voter information?
A state government employee with inside information on the process tells Empower Wisconsin that there’s no way to truly test that diligence. While Republican Gov. Scott Walker made voter ID a key part of his tenure in office, his successor, Democrat Gov. Tony Evers has proposed driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants and last year he issued an executive order requiring the DOT to make a plan to increase access to DMV facilities that distribute voter ID cards.
“It’s not the DOT, it’s the courts that mucked this up,” the government insider said. And Evers’ policies could weaken voter integrity protections further.
I posted this on 1/18/20 in Wisconsin state page in FR
Dodge county Beaver Dam WDOT offices opened with long lines of suspected illegals today Sat 1/18/20 before Monday holiday and are handing out free Wisconsin Voter ID’s . Place loaded with signs reading no birth certificates required.