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Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: Budmantom
Originally posted by: umbrella39
I continue to be amazed and how clueless some people are in regards to ACORN and what the difference is between a registration to vote and an actual vote cast on election day. The fact that some still "don't get it" leads me to believe they are just being purposely obtuse.
ACORN is full of community organizers like Barrack Hussein (just call me Barry) Obama that pay people to register and take the homeless off the street to help decide the outcome of the election, and everybody is a victim. They are non-partisan that's why so many of the homeless are voting Republican.
You seem to be insisting the election has already taken place and that the voting fraud has already been committed. It is hard enough to get able bodied people living in homes to get off their asses to vote on Election Day, but you are trying to tell us the results of the election have already been determined by the homeless vote? GAFC. I'll remind the group again, registration fraud != voting fraud.
Why would there be registration fraud if they weren't planning on voter fraud?
I know I'm going out on a limb but help me out here.
Sure, it often goes like this:
People are paid by the number of signatures they collect.
They sometimes put in fake names to earn a few more bucks.
Since it is a fake name, and no such person exists, there is no way this non-existant person can vote.
I hope that helps.