I guess this is a sign telling people to vote twice, once in English and once in Spanish?
Posted on 10/16/2012 4:47:05 PM PDT by KansasGirl
The Florida chapter of the AFL-CIO appears to be encouraging folks to break the law. In a message on the homepage of their website, the union writes, "There is a mantra that we --at the Florida AFL-CIO-- like to live by, 'Vote Early, Vote'.
The mantra of the Florida AFL-CIO encourages illegal activity.
There appears to be two federal laws this would violate: 42 USC 1973i(e) and 42 USC § 1973gg–10(2). "The former federal law makes it illegal to vote twice. The latter law prohibits fraudulent voting in a federal election. 18 USC 2 makes it illegal to aid and abet election fraud," J. Christian Adams has previously noted.
Good luck trying to prosecute with Holder heading the DOJ...
THE FOREIGNERS REGIME knows they are on the ropes. They also know if they lose this election after showing their liberal/commie democratic rear ends to the american people it will be 50 years before they can manage a comeback. Expect them to fight like wild cats to retain their power. We must fight fire with fire and rise up to boot these anti americans out on their keesters come November.
I guess this is a sign telling people to vote twice, once in English and once in Spanish?
this early voting has to stop and should have been the target fo the GOP after 2008 and the massive voter fraud
This will be done in all states like it has in the past and will continue.
People loosing their homes have new addresses and can do this. Kids in school also.
Conspiracy to stuff ballots should be a capital offense.
...after 1960 and the massive voter fraud
...after 1992 and the massive voter fraud
...after 2000 and the massive voter fraud
...after 2004 and the massive voter fraud
Just for the record.
Should have been obvious, especially after the 2010 elections and they give us....Mitt?!
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