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To: Deetes
I would have thought there fraud would be much ,much more.

The fraud was much greater. This search would not uncover people who did not go to vote, but were 'helped' by the dems. Hey, how convenient! Don't bother to vote, and let the Democrats cast your ballot!

4 posted on 03/05/2005 10:32:01 PM PST by WileyC
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To: WileyC

Another election stolen by corrupt, unethical democrats. Ho, hum. Business as usual. And just as usual, abosolutely NOTHING will be done about it.

How about this-for every felon or dead person voting subtract 10 votes from that party. Now, THAT would do it!

New demo motto: A Vote for Democrats as a Vote for Criminals! Sirhan Sirhan Deserves to Vote Too!


5 posted on 03/05/2005 10:36:25 PM PST by Bulgaricus (Allah, Allah in Free)
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To: WileyC

"The fraud was much greater. This search would not uncover people who did not go to vote, but were 'helped' by the dems. Hey, how convenient! Don't bother to vote, and let the Democrats cast your ballot!"

That is an old practice from here in New Jersey. Ever hear of the "card" system? If you haven't voted by mid-afternoon, a Democratic/union operative goes to your home, and inserts a card in your door frame. If the card is still there at 8pm (meaning you didn't come home and open the door), it's assumed that you're out of town, and the Democrats cast your vote for you.

NJ is solidly Democratic now, so I don't think they bother anymore. But I suspect it may have been happening in Pennsylvania, where the Dems had operatives at the polls with lists of voters in order to "identify" voters who didn't make it by mid-afternoon.


19 posted on 03/06/2005 5:13:02 AM PST by nj26
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