Boortz on Indiana's Voter ID Law: Women used by Dems is a criminal

Nealz Nuze ^ | 1-11-08 | Neal Boortz

[mfish13]

VOTER ID LAW

Looks like the bedwetters have gotten themselves into quite an ironic pickle. The Supreme Court is deciding on a case of voter ID requirements in Indiana. By now you know the liberal arguments ... it disenfranchises the poor, the minorities, the elderly, blah blah blah.

Well it looks like someone didn't do their homework. Faye Buis-Ewing is 72 years old. She has become a "poster child" for the disenfranchised voter that will be protected under a voting system with no ID requirements. But now we've discovered one minor problem. Not only is Faye registered to vote, but she is registered in two different states. She claims two states as her primary residence. She received a homestead exemption on her property taxes ... in two different states. In other words, the leftist poster girl for their fight against voter identification laws is a criminal. What a shame.

Faye could not only vote, but she could technically vote more than the average citizen registered in only one state! She explains that she and her husband "winter in Florida and summer in Indiana." Isn't that sweet? She says that she has never voted in Florida, but she has a Florida driver's license. And when she went to vote in Indiana in November 2006 with her Florida driver's license, they, logically, did not accept it. Doesn't seem like rocket science to me! But hey, this is the average voter we are speaking of.

Now the League of Women Voters (I'm sure they are my biggest fans) say this experience is exactly the reason the law should be changed. No, ladies .... That is exactly the reason why the law should be upheld! I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that Faye is voting for Hillary Clinton. Maybe twice. (More, see link.)

[mfish13]

Are the Dem's interested in protecting to poor, old and disenfranchised? Or their own power. It is obvious to me that they don't care about cheating. Only winning. Look how Al Gore tried to steal the Florida election in 2000. A recount in only 4 of the 72 FLorida counties, and they were all heavily in the Dem's camp. Also they got all of the Florida's SC to approve!

[pnh102]

Graeme Frost wasn’t available?

[rightwingextremist1776]

This is just too good to be true. Too bad it won’t make the MSM and NYT....

[Always Right]

Wonder if she has Florida plates on her car??? The Indiana BMW might not like the idea that she is avoiding Indiana taxes.

[pnh102]

Wonder if she has Florida plates on her car???

How can she be poor if she owns a car?

[silverleaf]

great minds think alike- I was just remembering the Baltimore kid who (with his sister) goes to a private school for $20K annual tuition each.... being used as a democrat poster child for Bush’s cruel cuts to children’s taxpayer funded healthcare programs.

[adorno]

Looks like the bedwetters have gotten themselves into quite an ironic pickle. The Supreme Court is deciding on a case of voter ID requirements in Indiana. By now you know the liberal arguments ... it disenfranchises the poor, the minorities, the elderly, blah blah blah.

What should be pointed out every time the democrats want fo deny the voter Id cards is that, when anybody is allowed to vote illegally, either a dead voter or an illegal immigrant or somebody who votes more than once, that the legal voters are being disenfranchised. Every time an illegal vote is allowed into an election, a legal vote is offset and that voter si disenfranchised.

There can only be one reason for allowing illegal votes and that's because those that want it or allow it know that without it they couldn't win elections.

[YellowRoseofTx]

How can she be poor if she owns a car?

How can she be poor if they have residences in two different states? And Florida is not a cheap place to live either.

[SJSAMPLE]

Then she’d need (and already have ?) proper identification ;)

[E. Cartman]

How can she be poor if they have residences in two different states? And Florida is not a cheap place to live either.

Definitely a case the United States' AG should be investigating. Are you listening, Mr. Bush???? Instead of having your lackeys going after Ramos and Compean, why not use taxpayer dollars to investigate a real crime?

[NonValueAdded]

More importantly, if she owns a car and she drives a car and must have a license. Therefore she has an id. I don't hear her complaining about the cost of her drivers license. That whole scenario is whacked.

But the question is ... we all know this but does SCOTUS??? Is there a friend-of-the-court brief pointing this out? Otherwise, they are like the referees before replay review. Everyone else in the world can know the actual results of the play but the refs were not allowed to take notice of the jumbotron showing over and over again that the call was wrong.

[MrB]

How can she be poor and afford to “winter” in Fla?

[NonValueAdded]

Boortz references an article that is a must-read; investigative reporting at its best: Voter cited by opponents of Indiana's ID law registered in two states

[jaydubya2]

Looks like the dems screwed up again. But how would the Indiana voter ID law correct any of her violations?

[proud2beconservativeinNJ]

Punta Gorda,FL ... no less. Her plates/car is registered in FL. Florida driver’s license. Claiming residency and getting tax relief illegally in both states.

[Seruzawa]

Since Neal is a libertarian don’t we automatically have to do the opposite of what he says? Isn’t that how it works now?

[Verginius Rufus]

And how many of Al Gore's votes in Florida in 2000 were cast by people who also voted (by absentee ballot) in New York in the same election?

I remember a black woman in Florida in 2000 admitting on TV (more like bragging) that she had voted twice...and I doubt any legal action was taken against her.

[Blood of Tyrants]

So she goes to the polls with a Florida ID showing a Florida address and then whines about not being allowed to vote in Indiana?

She lies about being registerd to vote in TWO states and lies again about getting it “automatically” and lies yet again by claiming BOTH states as her homestead residence. She MUST be a DimocRat.

I’ll bet she also couldn’t figure out the infamous “butterfly ballot” in Palm Beach that a room full of special ed 7 year olds had no problem with.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Our voter registration systems are antiquated. As it stands, it isn’t difficult to register in more than one state and the odds of ever being caught are practically nil.

[pepsionice]

Florida is the “least cheap” place that you could ever select. I don’t think you can buy a house....even a shack...for less than $150k. Property taxes....as a friend of mine owns a place in the panhandle...amounts to around $8k per year on a $220k house. This would be the last state I’d pick...if I were on strictly social security and nothing else.