To: trumandogz
They didn’t vote. They didn’t claim to be the dead people in question. They just asked if the name was on the list and they were given a ballot and told that they didn’t need to provide ID.
By watching the video, you will see that they took care not to misrepresent themselves and not to vote.
To: AQuietThinkingMan
26 posted on
01/11/2012 9:51:55 PM PST by
txhurl
(Why didn't mitt steamroll over us in '08, when it would have done some good?)
To: AQuietThinkingMan; trumandogz
They didn’t vote. They didn’t claim to be the dead people in question. They just asked if the name was on the list and they were given a ballot and told that they didn’t need to provide ID. Did the list not have the age of each voter printed on the list. In Texas they do. Even without a photo ID, it an election judge should be able to determine that a college age adult isn't a 70 year old.
To: AQuietThinkingMan
They didn’t vote. They didn’t claim to be the dead people in question. They just asked if the name was on the list and they were given a ballot and told that they didn’t need to provide ID.
They should never have touched the ballot. I'm not a lawyer, but I would think that once they accept the ballot, they've crossed a line. Very stupid on their part in my opinion.
30 posted on
01/12/2012 12:45:21 AM PST by
csense
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