The Iceberg's Tip

[mlchance]

Democratic party officials convicted of voter fraud. As has long been Democratic policy, law-breaking and dirty tricks is an acceptable way to attempt to win elections. Remember, folks: Vote early! Vote often!

– Mark L. Chance.

 

[David_Paul]

Five buck a vote in East St. Louis.

Somebody probably became miffed and squealed when he read a guy in Ohio got paid in crack cocaine by the Democratic Party for just registering voters.

 

[Lisa_N]

Democratic party officials convicted of voter fraud. As has long been Democratic policy, law-breaking and dirty tricks is an acceptable way to attempt to win elections. Remember, folks: Vote early! Vote often!

– Mark L. Chance.

Yeah amazing that it seems llike Democrats are frequently charging that Republicans are involved in voter fraud but the stories I hear about are all about Democrats.

LIsa N

 

[Jay74]

Lisa N:

Yeah amazing that it seems llike Democrats are frequently charging that Republicans are involved in voter fraud but the stories I hear about are all about Democrats.

LIsa N

The dead vote, illegal vote, duplicate votes, etc., all tend to go to the democratic party. Yet, they accused Bush of stealing the election when Gore’s behavior right in front of the cameras of the world told a different story (recount in 4 counties, then recount in 13, then disqualify military ballots, then recount statewide, then go to court, repeat court appearance until Gore wins, and if it fails accuse Bush of stealing the election).

Not to dig up a dead horse, but most people who pay attention knew which party benefited more from voter fraud. Ironically, it’s the same party that sanctions slaughter of the unborn. The party is immoral.

 

[David_Paul]

Lisa N:

Yeah amazing that it seems llike Democrats are frequently charging that Republicans are involved in voter fraud but the stories I hear about are all about Democrats.

LIsa N

In the con world, that is called a “reversal”.

This one is quite bold as the Democratic party has a history going back over a century of massive voter fraud.

Senator George Frisbie Hoar of Massachusetts said in 1889

" . . .the old slave-owner and slave driver, the saloon-keeper, the ballot-box-stuffer, the Kuklux, the criminal class of the great cities, the men who cannot read and write, commonly, and as a rule, by the natural law of their being, find their congenial place in the Democratic Party."

“Are Republicans in to Stay?” North American Review volumne149 Issue 396 November 1889

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