Recall Republican Wisconsin Governor Walker status update thread

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cybrsage

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The bad guys lost, haven't you been keeping track? I even just posted about how the unions lost because Walker won.

You really are confused.
 

*kjm

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The bad guys lost, haven't you been keeping track? I even just posted about how the unions lost because Walker won.

You really are confused.

You should have seen the letter from the union today about open forums and an online survey on what they should do to shape their future and what they should spend their * still don't get it* our*** money on. They should have done that years ago and their fall would not have been so hard:rolleyes:

Walker wins
Ryan next VP
Tommy # 51

Good times I tell ya:)
 
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fskimospy

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Anyonehk

There you go. To vote, you need your voter ID. To get it, you need to prove you are actually you. It is easy to do, and anyone who meets the requirements to vote can do it.

I predict that you will now require me to interview every single person in the Philippines or else you will claim they are being disenfranchised.
The idea that anyone who meets the requirements to vote also meets the requirements to get a government ID is laughably false.

Where did you get this nonsense from?
 
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UNCjigga

Lifer
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Holy necromancy, Batman!

Has the recall campaign for Evers started yet? Seems like the natural next step for a governor stripped of any real tools to stave off a pandemic.

Half /s
 

Meghan54

Lifer
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Then how do we identify that voters are citizens?

When they register maybe? Like...isn't that the point of registration? To have the Voter Reg. validate said registration as being valid?

And have you ever wondered why in some states, the list of acceptable documentation to register to vote is quite long while denying almost all that documentation as acceptable when going to vote in person?
 

UberNeuman

Lifer
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When they register maybe? Like...isn't that the point of registration? To have the Voter Reg. validate said registration as being valid?

And have you ever wondered why in some states, the list of acceptable documentation to register to vote is quite long while denying almost all that documentation as acceptable when going to vote in person?


The only thing he's wondering is why is the boat filling with water when the Titanic is the best ship ever.
 
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Atreus21

Lifer
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When they register maybe? Like...isn't that the point of registration? To have the Voter Reg. validate said registration as being valid?

And have you ever wondered why in some states, the list of acceptable documentation to register to vote is quite long while denying almost all that documentation as acceptable when going to vote in person?

Right. Then they go to vote and...what? Saying their name is sufficient? We shouldn't authenticate any further?
 

dank69

Lifer
Oct 6, 2009
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Right. Then they go to vote and...what? Saying their name is sufficient? We shouldn't authenticate any further?
Yes that is correct. When you go in and vote, you tell them your name and they cross it off the list and nobody else is eligible to vote with that name. If people were pretending to be someone else the way you and other conservatives imagine in your fevered dreams, you would end up with thousands of legitimate people going to vote and finding their names already crossed off. That happening a significant number of times in a single race would trigger an investigation every time and it would make national news, the way Republicans seem to make national news at least once per election year for other scummy activity lately.
 

Atreus21

Lifer
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Yes that is correct. When you go in and vote, you tell them your name and they cross it off the list and nobody else is eligible to vote with that name. If people were pretending to be someone else the way you and other conservatives imagine in your fevered dreams, you would end up with thousands of legitimate people going to vote and finding their names already crossed off. That happening a significant number of times in a single race would trigger an investigation every time and it would make national news, the way Republicans seem to make national news at least once per election year for other scummy activity lately.

So you'd take it in stride if I determined your name and had you vote for trump?