Capturing the Illegal Alien Vote (illegal immigrants )

http://frontpagemag.com/ ^ | October 7, 2003 | Steve Brown and Chris Coon

[pogo101]

Hey doug, when are we gonna get a parody of Genesis' "Illegal Alien"? :)

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[doug from upland]

I don't know the song. I'm stuck in the '60s and '70s. :) I've only listened to talk radio for the last 15 or so years. What is FM?

[joesnuffy]

round em up
head'um out
dont try an understand em
just rope throw & brand em

[Pro-Bush]

Another method in use by liberal state officials is the unwillingness to require an ID at the polling place.

This is outrageus!

[getget]

the first 27 months after the last Census was conducted on April 1, 2000, Georgia had the fastest growing Hispanic population in the nation — an increase of almost 19%. Atlanta had the fastest Hispanic growth rate of any major American city. Six of the top 10 Hispanic growth states were in the South. North Carolina's growth rate of 17.3% in just over two years was barely edged out by Nevada's second-place 17.4%. At these rates of growth, a population doubles every four years. And that's if the Census is right.

For example, Oregon's Hispanic population swelled to more than 312,000 people last year, according to the Census report. But a Mexican consular official told a Salem, Ore., newspaper that the actual number was at least 500,000.

By the way, California, with 12 million Hispanics, did not even make the top 10 in terms of growth. (The others filling out the top 10 are South Carolina, Kentucky, Virginia, Arizona, Alabama and Washington, D.C.) Nationally, Hispanic growth was almost four times that of the population as a whole and some 14 times greater than the rate for non-Hispanic whites. A profile of the growing Hispanic population drawn by the Census Bureau last year is even more revealing. It shows that the percentage of Hispanics under age 18 is more than 50% higher than that of non-Hispanic whites. Nearly 27% of Hispanic households have five or more people, compared with fewer than 11% of non-Hispanic white households. Nearly three times as many Hispanics live below the poverty level as do non-Hispanic whites.

These figures portend enormous future demands on schools, housing and health care services at a time when a 1996 welfare-reform measure has already curbed federal aid for immigrants. They also come at a time when polls show that a majority of Americans oppose giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses, in-state tuition and public services beyond emergency health care.

[gubamyster]

ping

[getget]

Got to get them illegal immigrants in conservative States.so they can take over America

[Howie]

Wife and I voted this morning at the usual place, told 'em our name and address, they looked it up on a printout, didn't ask for ID.

The touch-screen machine asked if I wanted the ballot in English or Spanish! How in the hell could I be a citizen and eligible to vote if I can't speak English? Anyone?

[getget]

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ELECTION 2004
Hillary's name filed for president
FEC says entry made by 'unauthorized' group urging Clinton to run

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Posted: October 7, 2003
2:57 p.m. Eastern

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By Paul M. Rodriguez
© 2003 News World Communications Inc.


She's said it more than 140 times – and counting – despite hints, wants, wishes and hopes that she's not running for the White House in 2004.

Then what to make of ID # P00003392, an electronic filing to be found at the Federal Election Commission (FEC) database?

"Clinton, Hillary Rodham – Office Sought: President; Election year 2004; State: Presidential Candidate; District 03; Party: DEM (Democratic Party)."

A call to Sen. Clinton's Washington office elicited a surprised reaction from a spokesman who said: "I don't know anything about it."

The FEC, when contacted by Insight, explained the "odd" entry in its database as having been filed on Sept. 17, 2003, by an outfit called "DraftHillaryforPresident2004."

This group, which the FEC calls "an unauthorized" draft committee, lists Eric Leondard as its treasurer and he and/or it are located at 504-17th Road South, #201, Arlington, VA 22204.

An FEC spokesman explained that under the agency's procedures, once a filing is made – by anyone, on behalf of anyone – then the filing gets an ID and automatically enters the name of the "candidate," in this case the junior senator from New York state.

The FEC further notes that no other supporting documentation is available on this item found at www.fec.gov. And, yes, the FEC confirms that it has started receiving a number of calls from inquiring minds.

So rather than rely on gossip, your intrepid editors have gone to the sources and asked what's up. End of story. Right?

[getget]

any one can vote

[ReagansShinyHair]

Then they come here and want to elect the same types of people (corrupt and with votes for sale) that they had running Mexico. They forget all about why they left, and pretend that Mexico is better than the U.S. If they really felt that way, the population of Mexico wouldn't be emptying into the U.S.

[Mears]

Beats me Howie,I thought English was a requirement.

[VU4G10]

yeah yeah .. whatever

[Saundra Duffy]

Of course illegals are voting in today's election. The democrats are pretty smart, too. However, there are cases of voter fraud being investigated from the last election (Gardner/Parra race for the Assembly) - hopefully, the democraps are a little afraid to do blatant voter fraud this time around.

By the way, I call Assenbly"woman" Nicole Parra who "won" by 265 votes "Queen of Voter Fraud". There were over 900 documented cases of voter fraud in that race. By rights, the results should have been thrown out but since it was a conservative Republican who got screwed, hardly anyone cares.

[Truth666]

That was the most interesting post of the day.

[LiteKeeper]

INTSUM - POLITICS

[doc]

Thank Bush for not doing a thing about protecting our borders.

[Pro-Bush]

By the way, California, with 12 million Hispanics, did not even make the top 10 in terms of growth.

I am not sure that this is the best indicator to look at. For example, if Georgia's Hispanic population went from 50,000 to 65,000, that would be a 30% population increase, yet it represents only 15,000 more hispanics in the state. A 30% increase in California would be 3.6 Million additional illegals....As the population get higher and higher the net percentage increase decreases, even though the number of illegals entering the country is actually increasing year-over-year.

Regardless, in my opinion, this invasion from the south is going to cause a split in the Republican party. Thanks for pointing out these alarming statistics.