Posted on 08/02/2005 7:05:27 PM PDT by Publius
Glad you explained. I couldn't understand why the PI suddenly sounded rational.
The answer is quite simple, thought not "politically correct". Put dedicated poll watchers in all predominately democRAT districts, at least they'll be kept quite busy (where they're (poll watchers) likely to die of boredom in Republican/conservative areas). It is a well known (and documented) FACT that the highest percentage of voter FRAUD occurs in these (liberal/RAT) areas.
Don't blame me, I just call 'em as I see 'em.
Hm. A curious remark considering the screen name...
The problem is not so much what happens at the polling places but what happens in the counting rooms.
1. Make people be registered 1 month before an election.
2. Hook up voter registration lists to make sure people are only registered once.
3. Make people show ID before they vote.
4. Make voting more than once a crime punishable by a minimum of one year in jail.
It's pretty straitforward, really.
With your steel resolve I wouldn't worry about it too much if I were you.
Under circumstances where the Republicans control the national administration, why is not the FBI investigating vote fraud in King County?
The FBI came in just after the manual recount was completed and nosed around. We have no idea who talked to them or what they know. We may see nothing, or we may see arrests. Who can say? These things are all done in confidence.
There is a very simple way to regain complete trust in the US electoral process. Vote out the Democrats.
ha! Great balls of fire that woman's ugly
Ugly's only skin deep and a precious soul can lie behind a less-than-beautiful face.
I'm not saying that's the case here...
How about not counting ballots that are "found" by democrats, after the election?
Is she wearing little skull earrings?
A central relational database accessible from handheld client devices in the field would provide very quick and accurate information. Aside from ballots, get the paper out of it.
Also from the P.I.:
In an interview, Sims said he expects to hire a management consulting firm to undertake the task. However, he was vague about specifics, including how much management control the team would have over the elections operation and what management role Dean Logan, the county director of records, elections and licensing services, would have.
Sims said those issues are being discussed. He said finding outside consultants with experience in the complex field of elections might be difficult, adding, "We're in brand-new terrain."
Yeah, it's brand new terrain for "Mr. Sims" alright. I'd like to see him in a brand new line of work, personally.
Repeal most of the election laws that Democrats have gotten passed since Bush '41 left office.
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