President's little brother was so eager to cook the voter rolls that he gets his hand caught in the cookie jar.

BaliBabyDoc

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Yahooooo
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida Gov. Jeb Bush ignored advice to throw out a flawed felon voter list before it went out to county election offices despite warnings from state officials, according to a published report Saturday.
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A software program matched data on felons with voter registration rolls to create the list of 48,000 names. Secretary of State Glenda Hood junked the database in July after acknowledging that 2,500 ex-felons on the list had had their voting rights restored.

Most were Democrats, and many were black. Hispanics, who often vote Republican in Florida, were almost entirely absent from the list due to a technical error.
Did you ever notice how coincidences always produce the same outcome in Florida?

Bush told the Herald-Tribune that Craft didn't call him, and he denied that any meeting took place May 3 with Craft or other election officials.
Wow . . . memory lapses appear to run in the family.





 

Darkhawk28

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Originally posted by: BaliBabyDoc
Yahooooo
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida Gov. Jeb Bush ignored advice to throw out a flawed felon voter list before it went out to county election offices despite warnings from state officials, according to a published report Saturday.
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A software program matched data on felons with voter registration rolls to create the list of 48,000 names. Secretary of State Glenda Hood junked the database in July after acknowledging that 2,500 ex-felons on the list had had their voting rights restored.

Most were Democrats, and many were black. Hispanics, who often vote Republican in Florida, were almost entirely absent from the list due to a technical error.
Did you ever notice how coincidences always produce the same outcome in Florida?

Bush told the Herald-Tribune that Craft didn't call him, and he denied that any meeting took place May 3 with Craft or other election officials.
Wow . . . memory lapses appear to run in the family.


It's always been soooo blantantly obvious that the Bush family stole the 2000 election with these shenanigans and they're trying to do it again. Unfortunately, I suspect tens of thousands of votes will be "lost" come November 2.

 

EagleKeeper

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At this point is has become a he said-she said issue. Croft has not respond to this issue.
Also, 2 months afterwards, the list was canceled.

Note that the article states that is was technical issues that also caused some of the problems.

It was more that people were not restored to the list than that people were pulled from the list.