"I'm dead...and I vote."
Posted on 10/25/2004 4:17:52 PM PDT by CurlyBill
Haunted Ping!
Haunted Ping!
You forgot #9: The dead come back to vote
Yes...and they vote Democrat!
Thanks! Nice article for research--I've seen lists like this for some European cities but not too many for US ones.
Mitch Berger (Gore recount attorney) was on FoxNews with John Gibson about an hour ago saying that voter fraud was not a problem in this country. He said the problem is low voter turnout. Then he actually said that the only voter fraud in the last election were votes cast in the panhandle region and they were cast for George Bush! What in the hell is this guy smoking? He knows damn well that 99.9% of the fraudulent votes in 2000 were cast for Al Gore. And now, we are going to be witness to the most widespread voting fraud in the history of the free world. I'm just hoping that we can eclipse this with a heavy turnout for George Bush!
Yes, and THAT was the only voter suppression in the election. The Dems strategy is to accuse the Republicans of exactly what they are trying to get away with themselves.... while knowing damn well that the Republicans are above board on this.
None of this surprises me at all. Have had many encounters with ghosts, mostly the nicer ones.
"I'm dead...and I vote."
I'd like to be on your "haunted" ping list!
An excellent pre-Halloween thread but the article comes from: " Information for this report was acquired through C.T. Thieme of Chicago Hauntings ghost tours and ‘Chicago Haunts’ by Ursula Bielski." I think they have a vested interest in those ghosts.:)
Thanks, CB -- Just had to send to pals in Chicago. I wonder if they know!
"He also knows it was algoryhtym's people that disenfranchised the military absentee ballots."
I thought algorythym was the new method of birth control that Big Al developed for Catholic Democrats.
Gee, they left out all those haunted polling places,
probably because the Chicago machine used to bury their
dead voters there until they needed them.
I absolutely LOVE ghost stories!
Several times, my family and I come across sights of "ghosts" or "strange appearances" such as a white floating sweatshirt, (while we were camping near an old graveyard) or the laughter of children (in a deserted wide empty valley) and other things like that... And Hotel Colorado happens to be my favorite hotel because of it's wide-range history
btw, may I be on your ping list? :)
Bump!
Resurrection Mary is probably the most well known Chicago ghost story.
As for voter fraud, as Hugh Hewitt says in his book, "If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat". Actually, they can, but it won't matter.
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