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To: Nateman; patriot08
Nateman, I agree with you 100% if not more...

n Wood County, Ohio, the voting age population totals 98,213, but on Election Day, 106,258 were registered to vote. Why, the difference is only about 8,000 votes — nothing at all to be concerned about, just as the fact that the records of ten Colorado counties show voter registration rates of more than one hundred percent.

At this point, so much information has come out about massive election fraud, that any supposed Republican or conservative who ignores it, or worse yet, accuses those concerned about it of being "nutcases" etc - are a HUGE part of the problem. In fact, more of a problem than the leftists. You expect commies to be criminals. But the Rs and conservatives are supposed to be supporting the Constitution and rule of law. And when they don't, or even actively side with the leftists, what choice is left? The remaining choice or choices need to be discussed and a plan of action determined.

17 posted on 11/20/2012 5:08:22 PM PST by little jeremiah (Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point. CSLewis)
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To: little jeremiah
The remaining choice or choices need to be discussed and a plan of action determined.

The choices are simple:

End early voting and tighten absentee voting.

Keep demanding Voter ID.

Clean up the voter registration rolls.

Concentrate on electing responsible people to the offices in the state that run elections.

Return to paper ballots. They leave a paper trail and are too hard to falsify.

Get a job in the elections office or volunteer at the polls on election day.

23 posted on 11/21/2012 6:27:24 AM PST by Uncle Chip
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