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To: SUSSA

Neither FL nor OH is an applicable state for election fraud. (You have to do your homework; citizen complaints of election fraud are posted on the sidebar of my blog. These are nothing more than statements from ‘complaining witnesses’ alerting the AG, a crime has been committed in this state.

TX state laws allow a party Chair to declare a candidate eligible; and allow mandamus to be used to get party Chairs to do their jobs. Or subject party Chairs to Open Records law.

At least, TX is the only state I know of now that satisfies all of these requirements; and has an AG who was the Judge in the case that makes my point.


10 posted on 04/07/2010 2:16:52 PM PDT by jbjd (http://jbjd.wordpress.com)
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To: jbjd

At least, TX is the only state I know of now that satisfies all of these requirements;
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I don’t doubt that for an instant. However, any state can pass a law requiring candidates to provide specific proof that they are eligible to hold the office they are running for to be put on the ballot.

I want states to pass such a law.


13 posted on 04/07/2010 2:24:58 PM PDT by SUSSA
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To: jbjd

Good post and bump for later read.


17 posted on 04/07/2010 3:04:47 PM PDT by Red Steel
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