The McAuliffe Way: Not What The Framers Intended

Virginia Free Citizen ^ | April 4, 2014 | Frank Salvato

[Count of Monte Fisto]

Smells like 2012 all over again. . .massive voter fraud...

And, again, the GOP said nary a word about. They would rather lose to the Democrat then have a real conservative win.

[Dave W]

The only thing that is massive is your knee jerk ignorance and blather. Fairfax county no longer uses electronic voting machines. I know because I vote in Fairfax county and the county now uses marked ballots (fill in the circle)and feed it into a machine. Fairfax county has NEVER reported within 30 minutes of the polls closing. Fairfax has changed demographically in the last 20 years - lots of people moving from the Northeast and foreign born citizens, primarily Indian who now vote solidly democrat.

While voter fraud exists, it does not happen much in VA - we do have voter ID, as you know.

But it gets old reading ignorant Archie Bunker like rants because you are clueless as to why the democrat won.

[luvbach1]

...he would not engage in partisan skullduggery to "affect" the expansion of Medicaid ...

didn't he mean "effect?"

[Hoodat]

Less than six months after taking office, Mr. McAuliffe is not only doing “a 180” on his campaign promise not to hold the budget hostage to his whim, but doing so at the expense of the State budget and the well-being of State government.

Is there really anyone alive who actually expected otherwise? Conservatives expected it and voted accordingly. Liberals expected it and also voted accordingly. I challenge you to find a single Democrat anywhere in the Commonwealth who expresses even a hint of betrayal at what McAuliffe has done and will continue to do.

[RebelBanker]

AMEN!

Those of us who end up paying for all this are the honest hard-working conservatives who constantly get betrayed by the Pubbies when the Dimocrats go after our wallets.

[matginzac]

Bingo...

[Salgak]

I can only speak from MY experience, I RAN a precinct in Providence District for several years in the early 1990s.

We had all-electronic voting, and I NEVER saw an election where we didn’t have results on the way to the County Board within 30 minutes of polls closing. . . .