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To: Logical me

“Then it falls on the people of Illinois to make sure they are informed and take necessary action to eliminate the corruption with their vote”

How would you do that, if the local officials are the ones who would have to OK an investigation into vote fraud?

I don’t see Cook County officials giving the OK to the feds to investigate such things. You would have no recourse, no where to turn when vote fraud does pop up. Not that you have much recourse now, because the dems are in power, but the dems see themselves losing power, and they also see conservatives gaining power, which means eventually investigations into local elections and the like will happen. They are insulating themselves from such probabilities.

Anything the dems are doing right now in the senate, is an attempt to game the rules for when conservatives do get in power.

Don’t kid yourself.


12 posted on 01/13/2011 10:41:42 AM PST by esoxmagnum
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To: esoxmagnum

You could move.


13 posted on 01/13/2011 10:51:07 AM PST by Darth Reardon (No offense to drunken sailors)
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To: esoxmagnum
I have to admit I thought the idea sounded good in theory.
Then I read your post.
Now all I can imagine is a Soros Secretary of State County Sheriff Project.
15 posted on 01/13/2011 11:24:52 AM PST by astyanax (Liberalism: Logic's retarded cousin.)
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To: esoxmagnum
"Then it falls on the people of Illinois to make sure they are informed and take necessary action to eliminate the corruption with their vote”

Problem is, without the Feds to investigate, much corruption never comes to public notice.

One of our recent IL Governors (now in Federal Prison) is a good example, during his tenure as Secretary State commercial drivers licenses were for sale to convicted drunk drivers, illegal aliens, those who had lost their licenses, etc. - such drivers are known to have caused at least 55 accidents and 11 deaths.

And who had the responsibility to investigated such bribes at the state level?

The Secretary of State.

18 posted on 01/13/2011 12:00:00 PM PST by M. Dodge Thomas
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