Illegals Voting in Massachusetts

Self | 06/21/2013 | Self

[Gay State Conservative]

Went to Town Hall today to cast an absentee ballot in the Massachusetts special election for the Senate.I voted for the "kinda" Republican (Gomez) rather than the filthy pig Maoist (Markey).The Town Clerk's office wasn't busy so I asked the clerk who served me several questions about registering/voting here in the Gay State.She told me,among other things,that it's *specifically* against state law to require *any* proof of US citizenship when registering to vote as well as it being *specifically* against state law to ask for *any* form of ID at the polling place.She seemed to justify this by reminding me that when registering one must sign a form,on the pains and penalties of perjury,that one is qualified to vote.Oh,how I wanted to continue the discussion but I feared that I'd get so worked up that they'd call the cops.

[MarkL]

A dem primary in North Kansas City was stolen by the "establishment dem" in the race, after a bunch of Somali nationals (who spoke no English) voted. Reports were that they were shown "how" to vote, and their "interpreter" actually helped them vote "correctly."

The establishment dem won the primary by 1 vote.

Mark

[Buckeye McFrog]

Oh, yes. Been there done that. Lived in Michigan for a few years. That leftist nincompoop Jim Blanchard was Governor for part of it. Mind-bending stuff.

[Paine in the Neck]

I had that same conversation with my town clerk some years ago. I let my employees go. I closed my business. I moved to Texas. After I registered to vote in TX I sent a registered letter to the town clerk advising her that I no longer resided in Mass and requested that she confirm by return letter that my name was removed from the voter registration rolls. She did but I have my doubts.

[Mortrey]

Why the RUSH on amnesty???

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3034041/posts

[OldPossum]

Almost makes me wonder why I even bother to vote.

I no longer wonder. Last year's election was my last. They've won there, why bother myself about a hopeless endeavor?

[justiceseeker93]

Illegals have been voting for many election cycles now. Many of them voting more than once in more than one location, often in more than one state. They are bussed from polling place to polling place by their demonRAT masters.

If police and prosecutors won't deal appropriately with this problem, it will require organized citizens' groups to confront these aliens in and around the polling places and, if necessary, to physically stop them from voting if they can't show that they are citizens. Then make them RAT on their demonRAT masters. And record their criminal acts in real time with modern technology.

If these sleazebags knew they would be confronted, most of them would probably just crawl back in their holes, rather than boast about their exploits.

Volunteer poll watching is not the most pleasant job in the world, but it has to be done diligently to preserve reasonably honest elections which are the backbone of a constitutional republic.

Students here in NH were caught boasting about voting by absentee in their home towns and then voting in at least one precinct in their college towns.

They should be arrested immediately, just like any other criminal who openly confesses to a crime.

[Westbrook]

> Volunteer poll watching is not the most pleasant job in
> the world, but it has to be done diligently to preserve
> reasonably honest elections which are the backbone of a
> constitutional republic.

Completely agree, but challenges to voters for ID, etc, is much more likely to get the poll watcher arrested than the fraudulent voter.

>> Students here in NH were caught boasting about voting by
>> absentee in their home towns and then voting in at least
>> one precinct in their college towns.
>
> They should be arrested immediately, just like any other
> criminal who openly confesses to a crime.

Agree completely. But the authorities just say, “Tsk, tsk”, and nothing happens. Moreover, any bills introduced in the legislature to deal with it are soundly defeated, and the RATS that defeat such bills are elected again and again. See, it’s self-perpetuating.

And if they’re doing it here, I’m certain sure they’re doing it throughout the US, including where you are.

[Vaquero]

You won’t be able to arrest these criminals untill you arrest the criminals in the White Hut.

[stockpirate]

You must understand that the reason the republicans do not do anything is they are also part of the scheme, they are all on the SAME team, it is “We the People” that oppose them and only us, we have no one in congress or the courts on our side now.

[justiceseeker93]

Completely agree, but challenges to voters for ID, etc, is much more likely to get the poll watcher arrested than the fraudulent voter.

What an upside down universe the left has created!

It wouldn't be a single poll watcher, it would be an organized bunch of poll watchers attached to a group with good legal resources in jurisdictions in which this nonsense is too often tolerated. Plus, it should be accompanied by pre-election publicity about this type of fraud, and, as I said, the challenges to the illegals should be carefully documented on video.

What would they arrest the poll watchers for? Interfering with the aliens' right to vote? Hell, the aliens have NO right to vote in our elections!!! Their votes can cancel out the wishes of the citizen electorate. Even if the poll watchers are arrested and charged, and these scenes occur around the country, it can shake up awareness to the voting fraud problem around the country.

This should be the new civil rights movement (for American citizens) and the new face of consciousness-raising "civil disobedience"!

[justiceseeker93]

There are many countries in the world where the entrepreneurial/productive class divorce themselves as much as possible from the bureaucratic/parasitic class.

There seems to be one fundamental problem with that type of society for the entrepreneurial class:

How does the entrepreneurial/productive class avoid being destroyed by oppressive taxation and regulation from the bureaucratic class?

[justiceseeker93]

Went to Town Hall today to cast an absentee ballot in the Massachusetts special election for the Senate.I voted for the "kinda" Republican (Gomez) rather than the filthy pig Maoist (Markey).The Town Clerk's office wasn't busy so I asked the clerk who served me several questions about registering/voting here in the Gay State.She told me,among other things,that it's *specifically* against state law to require *any* proof of US citizenship when registering to vote as well as it being *specifically* against state law to ask for *any* form of ID at the polling place.She seemed to justify this by reminding me that when registering one must sign a form,on the pains and penalties of perjury,that one is qualified to vote. Oh, how I wanted to continue the discussion but I feared that I'd get so worked up that they'd call the cops.

This is standard operating procedure for elections in too many states, especially those "blue states" where the 'Rats (and occasional RINOs) have a firm grip. It's obvious that those who write the election laws in these places want to open up as many avenues of cheating, fraud and corruption as they possibly can.

There must be a conservative push-back against these fraud-prone election procedures everywhere they occur. There are a few organizations around the country that are active in this area. One would be "True the Vote," a Tea Party affiliated group based in Texas that came to attention as a target in the revelations of the breaking IRS scandal.

There have been a bunch of suggestions here to help clean up the slipping integrity of the voting process, with mandatory voter photo ID cards the most frequently discussed. But there are numerous others which should help as well if implemented.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks justiceseeker93.