Posted on 05/18/2011 11:49:57 AM PDT by Maverick68
One of the biggest problems we've encountered with Dems' trying to steal elections is the old tried and true method of releasing vote counts in large, urban areas last so as to "discover" just the right amount of votes it takes to turn an election. Are there currently ANY plans by Conservatives at the State or Federal level to possibly pass legislation that would require vote tallies to be released simultaneously so as to lessen the chance of fraud? Thanks
Fantasy time?.............
Yes, I spose’ the notion of fair elections IS indeed a fantasy, but I’m curious as to why it wouldn’t be plausible?
The results should be not made public until all precincts are counted. When the votes are all counted, every precinct should report their numbers at the same time. Until then, every vote should be under lock and key. It may be necessary to sequester the election judges to prevent them from passing on information.
The Democrat party manipulates this process, that is why they still manifest their helpful presence today.
Their urban cores are in a state of collapse, losing even the ability to find capable individuals who can understand mechanism to steal an election.
Things shall degrade from this point. This is only a new thing to those who do not understand how humans have quite predictably interacted over the last eight thousand years. Another law is like another pee into the sea.
It's perfectly plausible, but so is voter ID.
“.....but I’m curious as to why it wouldn’t be plausible? “
Because the determiners of what is “fair”, as in fair elections, are marxists, unions, and some communists, who are solidly in power and well entrenched in our public schools training more little Americans of the same bent to go off to university and academia. Just about perfect, wouldn’t you say?
Why is it that the Dems resort to every damn trick in the book, and our socalled party cannot figure out what to do?
We know that they intend to corrupt our primaries by switching aliegance and gumming up the results.
We know that they'll have tens-if-not hundreds of thousands of ballots stashed in automobile trunks in various cities throughout the U.S. to be used whenever they need them.
We know that they will intimidate "whites" who try to vote in mixed neighborhoods.
We know they'll go thru our garbage cans to search for incriminating data against any front runner.
And we conservatives don't do a damned thing and sit around crying like a bunch of babies while they laugh at our stupidity.
Because of human nature...............
Might help a bit, but we need voter ID and mandatory minimum 10 years in prison for anyone violating laws pertaining to the elections.
Frankly, if it were completely up to me, I’d consider such violations a war crime and subject to the death penalty. I’m serious.
A guy from Sesuwan or whatever told me we were in the year of the Leopard before the previous post. I appreciate astrological symbolism... It is a nasty habit.
It has been years since I’ve had any faith in the integrity of our nation’s electoral system.
Ever consider the possibility that the Party Leadership, are really in favor of all the Progressive cr@p they foist on us?
Why was Reagan unable to kill the Department o Education? Why did abortion never come up when we had all the seats at the table?
I have thought for years that the E-Publicans were able to hide their true colors behind court decisions. Terry Schiavo being proof to me.
The Congress has absolute authority to pass laws that the Courts can not review, most here laugh at that, but congress has done it many times. Even worse no one reviews Executive Orders either.
“The results should be not made public until all precincts are counted”
Never has happened, not going to happen.
Nor any more likely than the radio or TV not telling you who won a ballgame until the entire thing was over.
To be honest, I’ve covered elections as a reporter and the drama of first one precinct, then another reporting is part of the ritual, has been since the radio and telephone and probably before that.
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