Win the Day

[Newsdreams]

Nope..all you need to do is look it up Rico, I know that might be a difficult thing for someone like you to know how to do, but, it's out there. You can keep saying we are wrong, but that would be a lie. Something you know all about from your side of the aisle. They are masters at it. At least you have learned that.

Here...I did the work for you..it was fun exposing you, there's absolutely no way of you weaseling your way out of this one, it's all right here in front of you

https://www.ktvu.com/news/loophole-could-allow-double-voting-in-california-primary-election and...that's Ballgame

More low IQ crap

https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2018-01-10/trump-commision-on-election-integrity-found-no-evidence-of-voter-fraud

[muguru]

Then make it a national holiday, right? So everyone has the chance? Because people have to work, they have childcare obligations, and not everyone has an equal ability to carve time out of their schedule on a weekday workday schoolday.

There's no reasonable objection to that. And expanding the time only makes sense, unless you would rather expand vote by mail & absentee voting for people that don't have the schedule flexibility.

The law says your employer has to let you leave to go vote. They cannot stop you, nor can you face backlash for doing so. Absolutely HELL no to voting by mail either.

[brewcity77]

The law says your employer has to let you leave to go vote. They cannot stop you, nor can you face backlash for doing so. Absolutely HELL no to voting by mail either.

As I said above, POTUS himself votes by mail. So what's your answer?

Honest question for those who think one weekday for voting is sufficient, at what point does absentee, early voting, and vote by mail become too much? I mean, Donald Trump himself votes by mail, so I assume some voting by mail is okay. But at what point do you invalidate an election?

2%? 5%? 10%?

[Johnny B]

 quintessential guru

[wadesworld]

AKA voter suppression is how my party wins elections so anything that allows people a fair chance to vote is a HELL no. White people with money run this country and that's how it needs to be! 'Murica!

[Newsdreams]

The law says your employer has to let you leave to go vote. They cannot stop you, nor can you face backlash for doing so. Absolutely HELL no to voting by mail either.

Except for Trump & his press secretary who both gave fraudulent addresses?

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

I guess the mods get Saturdays off

[Newsdreams]

I guess the mods get Saturdays off

Hard to work remotely

[Uncle Rico]

And this is the least surprising thing ever...you saying it's okay to commit voter fraud as long as it doesn't compromise an election, why am I not the least bit surprised you would take this stance. Typical from a left wing whack job. You know what really exposes your hypocrisy?? The fact that when it comes to student athletes being compensated you scream about the fact that you believe in Capitalism, and yet you vote for the party who's platform promotes and encourages socialism. 

Quit listening to Mark Belling and educate yourself

[Uncle Rico]

Again, in before the lock, congrats to Marquette on this.  Sounds like most universities around the nation are doing the same.  It's fantastic news

[muguru]

More low IQ crap

https://www.usnews.com/news/national-news/articles/2018-01-10/trump-commision-on-election-integrity-found-no-evidence-of-voter-fraud

Another deflection!!! This is so so so good! I did not make up the article that was linked ya know?? There were several quotes in it from election officials that say they are powerless to stop multiple voting by individuals in California. That's okay with you, as long as it's not compromising elections?? Incredible. Well..maybe not so much.

Are you and Rico etc, going to keep denying this because you don't want to admit your party specializes in it or what's the deal?? You can run, but you cannot hide...

Brian Kemp, the GOP candidate for governor and current secretary of state in Georgia, is being accused of "voter suppression" because of this law. But a "pending" status does not prevent anyone from voting as long as he or she has a government ID that substantially matches the registration application. In any event, every voter can cast a provisional ballot that will be counted once the registration information is verified.

As the secretary of state told radio host Erick Erickson, there are 75,000 pending voters among a record total of 7 million registered in the state. Of these, 9,224 are minors under 18; 2,935 used a fake address; 3,393 are not citizens, and 5,842 were already registered. So of the 75000 pending voters, 15,000 of them are not even allowed to be registered. I'm not surprised this isn't a big deal to some.

Of the remaining applications, 75 percent submitted erroneous Social Security information. Almost a quarter of those "sloppy forms" came from a registration effort by the New Georgia Project, a group founded in 2014 by Stacey Abrams, the Democratic nominee for governor. Gee, most shocking thing ever...NOT

Abrams seems unconcerned about voter integrity, telling a crowd in Jonesboro that the "blue wave" would include "those who are documented and undocumented." She later claimed she didn't mean to imply noncitizens should actually vote.....Of course she's not concerned.

While journalists have chased down the Georgia rabbit hole, law enforcement and citizen watchdog groups have uncovered serious voter fraud problems that have received almost no national attention.

For example:

In Texas

Court filings by the Texas attorney general reveal that funding for a voter fraud ring came from the former head of the Texas Democratic Party in Fort Worth.

Leticia Sanchez and three other vote "harvesters" have been indicted for allegedly submitting fraudulent absentee ballot applications and then either intercepting the ballots in mailboxes or improperly "assisting" elderly voters in filling out their ballots.
Yup...and dems want mail in voting, wonder why??

Separately, the Texas attorney general has announced he's investigating mailers sent to non-citizens by the state Democratic Party asking them to register using applications that already had the box asking about citizenship checked 'Yes.'" Huh...

In California

California was recently forced to admit that it had mistakenly registered almost 25,000 ineligible voters. The state didn't even realize it was registering noncitizens until a Canadian who is a permanent resident of the U.S. contacted The Los Angeles Times to say he had been improperly registered under the state's new automatic voter registration system. Nah, not in California, perhaps the most heavily democratic State in the US..never happen

In a letter calling for an audit, Democratic Secretary of State Alex Padilla admitted that such "persistent errors" will "undermine public confidence."

In Pennsylvania

Over a 20-year-period, Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles officials have allowed thousands of noncitizens to register to vote and many have actually voted. Again, what a complete shocker...NOT

After state officials withheld documents from the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) and even state legislators with oversight authority detailing this mess, the PILF sued to enforce a federal disclosure law. After months of litigation, state election officials are still concealing the information that no one in the media seems interested in uncovering.

In Michigan

PILF found that Michigan lacks a system to keep false citizenship claims from being accepted during voter registration. The group's preliminary study of the Detroit metro area found at least 1,444 non-citizens have been registered to vote in recent years.

PILF has also found thousands of non-citizens – many of whom have voted – on voter rolls in other jurisdictions, including New Jersey, Illinois and numerous sanctuary cities.

In states around the U.S., major problems with our voter registration systems have been tolerated for years. A 2012 report by the Pew Center on the States found that more than 1.8 million dead people were registered to vote and 2.75 million people were registered in more than one state.

The Pew report found that 24 million registrations were either invalid or inaccurate, making the registration systems vulnerable to fraud. Despite this abysmal record, the Justice Department under President Obama decided it wouldn't take any action to enforce a federal law that requires states to maintain accurate voter rolls by regularly removing ineligible voters And people really don't think he was the most corrupt President in history?? This is just one of many things.

When the 2002 Help America Vote Act passed Congress with bipartisan support in the aftermath of the 2000 election debacle in Florida, it's co-author – Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut – declared the goal of our laws should be to "make it easy to vote and hard to cheat."

Indeed, there is no reason why we can't pursue both goals. But the media aren't doing our democracy any favors by summarily dismissing the existence of voter fraud – like the almost 1,200 proven cases in the Heritage Foundation's election fraud database – while questioning the very need for accurate voter rolls. Aka as CNN, MSNBC, NY times, Washington Post, the list goes on and on.

But I guess all these things indicate there is very little voter fraud that goes on, and guys like Rico and news actually have no problems with it! Talk about being uneducated and having your heads being buried in the sand...Deflection incoming 

[brewcity77]

Another deflection!!!

The main deflection is you ignoring my question again. How much vote by mail, early voting, and absentee voting is okay for the election results to be valid?

[Herman Cain]

Another deflection!!! This is so so so good! I did not make up the article that was linked ya know?? There were several quotes in it from election officials that say they are powerless to stop multiple voting by individuals in California. That's okay with you, as long as it's not compromising elections?? Incredible. Well..maybe not so much.

Are you and Rico etc, going to keep denying this because you don't want to admit your party specializes in it or what's the deal?? You can run, but you cannot hide...

Brian Kemp, the GOP candidate for governor and current secretary of state in Georgia, is being accused of "voter suppression" because of this law. But a "pending" status does not prevent anyone from voting as long as he or she has a government ID that substantially matches the registration application. In any event, every voter can cast a provisional ballot that will be counted once the registration information is verified.

As the secretary of state told radio host Erick Erickson, there are 75,000 pending voters among a record total of 7 million registered in the state. Of these, 9,224 are minors under 18; 2,935 used a fake address; 3,393 are not citizens, and 5,842 were already registered. So of the 75000 pending voters, 15,000 of them are not even allowed to be registered. I'm not surprised this isn't a big deal to some.

Of the remaining applications, 75 percent submitted erroneous Social Security information. Almost a quarter of those "sloppy forms" came from a registration effort by the New Georgia Project, a group founded in 2014 by Stacey Abrams, the Democratic nominee for governor. Gee, most shocking thing ever...NOT

Abrams seems unconcerned about voter integrity, telling a crowd in Jonesboro that the "blue wave" would include "those who are documented and undocumented." She later claimed she didn't mean to imply noncitizens should actually vote.....Of course she's not concerned.

While journalists have chased down the Georgia rabbit hole, law enforcement and citizen watchdog groups have uncovered serious voter fraud problems that have received almost no national attention.

For example:

In Texas

Court filings by the Texas attorney general reveal that funding for a voter fraud ring came from the former head of the Texas Democratic Party in Fort Worth.

Leticia Sanchez and three other vote "harvesters" have been indicted for allegedly submitting fraudulent absentee ballot applications and then either intercepting the ballots in mailboxes or improperly "assisting" elderly voters in filling out their ballots.
Yup...and dems want mail in voting, wonder why??

Separately, the Texas attorney general has announced he's investigating mailers sent to non-citizens by the state Democratic Party asking them to register using applications that already had the box asking about citizenship checked 'Yes.'" Huh...

In California

California was recently forced to admit that it had mistakenly registered almost 25,000 ineligible voters. The state didn't even realize it was registering noncitizens until a Canadian who is a permanent resident of the U.S. contacted The Los Angeles Times to say he had been improperly registered under the state's new automatic voter registration system. Nah, not in California, perhaps the most heavily democratic State in the US..never happen

In a letter calling for an audit, Democratic Secretary of State Alex Padilla admitted that such "persistent errors" will "undermine public confidence."

In Pennsylvania

Over a 20-year-period, Pennsylvania Department of Motor Vehicles officials have allowed thousands of noncitizens to register to vote and many have actually voted. Again, what a complete shocker...NOT

After state officials withheld documents from the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF) and even state legislators with oversight authority detailing this mess, the PILF sued to enforce a federal disclosure law. After months of litigation, state election officials are still concealing the information that no one in the media seems interested in uncovering.

In Michigan

PILF found that Michigan lacks a system to keep false citizenship claims from being accepted during voter registration. The group's preliminary study of the Detroit metro area found at least 1,444 non-citizens have been registered to vote in recent years.

PILF has also found thousands of non-citizens – many of whom have voted – on voter rolls in other jurisdictions, including New Jersey, Illinois and numerous sanctuary cities.

In states around the U.S., major problems with our voter registration systems have been tolerated for years. A 2012 report by the Pew Center on the States found that more than 1.8 million dead people were registered to vote and 2.75 million people were registered in more than one state.

The Pew report found that 24 million registrations were either invalid or inaccurate, making the registration systems vulnerable to fraud. Despite this abysmal record, the Justice Department under President Obama decided it wouldn't take any action to enforce a federal law that requires states to maintain accurate voter rolls by regularly removing ineligible voters And people really don't think he was the most corrupt President in history?? This is just one of many things.

When the 2002 Help America Vote Act passed Congress with bipartisan support in the aftermath of the 2000 election debacle in Florida, it's co-author – Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd of Connecticut – declared the goal of our laws should be to "make it easy to vote and hard to cheat."

Indeed, there is no reason why we can't pursue both goals. But the media aren't doing our democracy any favors by summarily dismissing the existence of voter fraud – like the almost 1,200 proven cases in the Heritage Foundation's election fraud database – while questioning the very need for accurate voter rolls. Aka as CNN, MSNBC, NY times, Washington Post, the list goes on and on.

But I guess all these things indicate there is very little voter fraud that goes on, and guys like Rico and news actually have no problems with it! Talk about being uneducated and having your heads being buried in the sand...Deflection incoming 

Thanks for posting this research report. The reality is there is incredible voter fraud in this country.

[Uncle Rico]

Thanks for posting this research report. The reality is there is incredible voter fraud in this country.

No, there isn't

[Mr. Sand-Knit]

I don't disagree, but the facts are that voter fraud is incredibly rare and not remotely worth the effort for the payoff.

The more important part, though, is the part you ignored. The part about both parties having to create platforms that appeal to a broad majority.

Expanding time and creating a national holiday wouldn't be a move to increase fraud, it would be strictly to increase turnout. Shouldn't everyone want every legal aged voter to have the chance to vote?

Yet Comey, Strzok, Page and cronies and then the Democratic legislature chose to lock down Washington for 3 years because they were convinced their conspiracy would prove otherwise.

[tower912]

Not according to the president's commission.

[brewcity77]

Yet Comey, Strzok, Page and cronies and then the Democratic legislature chose to lock down Washington for 3 years because they were convinced their conspiracy would prove otherwise.

Same question to you, unless, like guru, you are too afraid to answer. How much early, absentee, and by-mail voting is acceptable?

[muguru]

The main deflection is you ignoring my question again. How much vote by mail, early voting, and absentee voting is okay for the election results to be valid?

Look mail in voting would be okay...EXCEPT for this little detail called "clearing your voter rolls" that some states are absolutely refusing to do..why do you think that is?? Shouldn't we all want fair elections?? Why are these states not clearing/purging their voter rolls regularly??

[brewcity77]

Look mail in voting would be okay...EXCEPT for this little detail called "clearing your voter rolls" that some states are absolutely refusing to do..why do you think that is?? Shouldn't we all want fair elections?? Why are these states not clearing/purging their voter rolls regularly??

Another deflection. Imagine my surprise. 

[muguru]

No, there isn't

[Jockey]

Is Guru a real person or is it just a parody account? Someone trying to destroy Scoop?

I can' believe a real person would actually type this garbage.

[Newsdreams]

Thanks for posting this research report. The reality is there is incredible voter fraud in this country.

Low IQ racists do stick together. Voter fraud is close to 1% and include dear leader and press secretary

[Uncle Rico]

What's refreshing about "Win The Day" is, these universities are getting their student athletes involved in voting.  Given the large percentage of these athletes being African-American, they should have a loud and proud voice this November.  Given the history of our nation doing everything they can for the last 170 years to disenfranchise minorities, this is a reassuring movement

[Newsdreams]

Is Guru a real person or is it just a parody account? Someone trying to destroy Scoop?

I can' believe a real person would actually type this garbage.

No just a low IQ racist like the other 3 defending him.

[muguru]

Another deflection. Imagine my surprise. 

It wasn't deflecting, I told you mail in voting would be okay but states that are heavy Democrat(no coincidence) don't want to purge their rolls, why not??

If you want a %..The military is perfectly acceptable for them to vote absentee...so whatever % that amounts to, overall I lose faith if no more than about 5% are mail in/absentee(excluding the military ballots). To me there are very few good excuses to need to vote mail in. I mean a lot of the same people that vote mail in, would have ZERO problems making down to the local town hall if they were getting free stuff. They'd move so fast it wouldn't even be funny. Reporter: "Why are you here"?? Lady: "to get the money". Reporter: "Who's money"?? Lady:"Obama's money". You can't make stuff like that up...people couldn't get there fast enough to get their hand out, but they can't make it to the voting station on Election day??