How did 3,000,000 (Million!!!) illegal aliens vote in California?

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  1. dianetrotter profile image63
    dianetrotterposted 7 years ago

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    Some people say President Obama told illegal aliens they can vote.  It is reported that 3,000,000 did just that in California.  What about Arizona?  What about Florida?  How can that happen?  The Governor of North Carolina is suspicious about the vote that took him out of office.  He wants a recount.

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    1. Live to Learn profile image60
      Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Is this from a reputable source or more internet conspiracy theory drama?

      I go by the old adage don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. I would think if they knew now that illegals were voting they'd have known before the election.

      I honestly think the right is setting the stage to claim the election was stolen if the recounts go against them.  Too bad though. It wouldn't create as much news if it does. Republicans aren't big into rioting.

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Hi Live, It depends on who you listen to.

        VIDEO: OBAMA 'ENCOURAGES ILLEGALS TO VOTE'

        http://www.wnd.com/2016/11/obama-encour … s-to-vote/ 

        Jerry Brown Signs Bill That Could Let Illegal Aliens Vote

        http://www.breitbart.com/california/201 … iens-vote/

        Any person who renewed or secured a driver’s license through the DMV may now register to vote, or choose to opt out of doing so. Because illegal immigrants are now eligible for obtaining driver’s licenses, they could be allowed to vote in elections if the Secretary of State’s office fails to verify their eligibility properly.

        Brown and the California Democratic party know exactly what they are doing; as a Public Policy Institute survey showed, among unregistered adults, 49% lean toward the Democratic Party and 22% toward the Republican Party. Any bill permitting illegal immigrants to vote would cement the Democratic Party’s hold on California.

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        1. wilderness profile image96
          wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Interesting.  Politics in America, and particularly liberal states, has become a game.  A game where ethics, honesty, the law and integrity are all set aside in order to get what will benefit those in power.

          This type of thing (playing games with voting rules in order to gain political advantage in this case) is exactly why Trump was elected.  And California, as an entire state, is continuing the same garbage the people of the nation rejected.

          The Democratic party appears to have learned little, at least at this point.  Perhaps they need a stronger lesson than losing both houses and presidency?

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          1. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I thought your name is on a list of registered voters.  You go in, sign the register, show your id and vote.  If that is the case, how can there be illegal voting.

            If that is not the case, the voting system IS a mess!  I'm in California.  I hadn't heard of the issue until an hour ago when I looked it up.

            I've been voting absentee for 20+ years.

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            1. wilderness profile image96
              wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Liberals have long fought any state requiring id in order to vote.  The theory is that poor people are too poor to get a free ID, or that they are too stupid to do so.

              But California; apparently that list is generated from drivers licenses.  If you have a license, you're on the list of registered voters; all you have to do is produce that license and you're in.  It's a great way to get lots of new liberal voters - that they are not citizens is beside the point.

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              1. mrpopo profile image73
                mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                "The theory is that poor people are too poor to get a free ID, or that they are too stupid to do so."

                The soft bigotry of low-expectations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrBxZGWCdgs

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                1. My Esoteric profile image86
                  My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Like everything else in life, free things always cost something and ID is no different.

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                  1. dianetrotter profile image63
                    dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Are we headed toward a microchip behind an ear or somewhere else on the body.  That way you carry your ID with it.  Where have I heard that before???

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                promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Entirely false. All states require some form of proof according to the National Conference of State Legislatures, which are mostly controlled by Republicans:

                http://www.ncsl.org/research/elections- … er-id.aspx

                Regarding California: "While this law does automatically register CITIZENS to vote when obtaining or renewing a driver's license, this only applies to CITIZENS who are already eligible to vote." - Snopes

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                1. Sychophantastic profile image86
                  Sychophantasticposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I am an illegal alien with a criminal record and I voted five times in California.

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                  1. dianetrotter profile image63
                    dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Great Sychophantastic!!!  Maybe yo can snitch on your fellow illegals so this matter can be put to bed.  If you set up a website, you should make plenty of money.

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                2. Brett Winn profile image80
                  Brett Winnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  This isn't true. I live in North Carolina where recently voter ID was passed. We had to show ID for one election, and then a judge overturned it in time for it to NOT apply for the presidential election. Not all states require voter ID, although IMO, they should.

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                  1. My Esoteric profile image86
                    My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Wrong, Brett  All states require some sort of ID, including NC; some require photo ID, fewer yet, the ones who don't want minorities and other likely Democrats, to vote, will require only certain photo ID that the poor, elderly may or may not be able to obtain cheaply or easily.

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              promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Yes, you are exactly right. Extremists claim otherwise.

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              1. Live to Learn profile image60
                Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                I have a girl who works for me. She is a felon. She is not supposed to vote. She received a voter ID card in the mail. Apparently everyone who gets a driver's license in this state gets a voter card. I know, for a fact, that illegals have driver's licenses in this state. So, it appears that it is possible for an illegal to vote. It is possible for a felon to.

                It would be nice if everything was on the up and up, legal and according to laws on the books. Life is not that simple. I find it hard to believe that millions of illegals can vote but it appears that it may be possible. It is certainly something to check into and ensure it isn't happening. I realize as a Democrat you wouldn't consider that to be in the best interests of your goals but right is right. Isn't it?

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                1. profile image0
                  promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Convicted felons can vote in many states: https://exoffenders.net/felon-voting-rights/

                  Some states also allow illegals to get drivers' licenses. Having a driver's license does not automatically allow you to vote.

                  I am not a Democrat. I am a right of center independent and former Republican who is disgusted by how far right the party has moved.

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                  1. dianetrotter profile image63
                    dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Thanks promise!  The first time I heard that convicted felons couldn't vote was about 5 years ago.  I hadn't really thought about it since I didn't have the problem.

                    Are all crimes equal
                    1.  Is it as bad to bounce checks as it is to kill someone?
                    2.  Does it take a pardon?
                    3.  After completion of parole,  do they get the right to vote
                    4.  There are convicted felons that have held office  (Look at Weenie, not convicted, but well known for pornography on the Internet.  He ran for mayor.  Should he be able to vote?)
                    5.  There are many people who don't deserve to vote.
                    6.  Can mentally ill people vote?

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            3. graveyard-rose profile image72
              graveyard-roseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              In Missouri, when I voted, I took in my voter's card. I tried to give them my ID and they said they didn't need it, but if I ever didn't have my voter's card that they could scan my ID. I am confused on how an illegal could get around this other than stealing a card?

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              1. Credence2 profile image78
                Credence2posted 7 years agoin reply to this

                They can't, conservatives griping about this has about as much credibility as an Elvis sighting....

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                1. colorfulone profile image78
                  colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Alan Schulkin, Commissioner of the Democratic Board of Elections in NYC, talked about De Blasio giving out ID cards (in lieu of a drivers license) that can be used for anything, and didn't vet the people to see who they really are.  That anybody can go say, I'm Joe Smith, I want an ID card. That, there's lots of fraud, not just voter fraud.  He said, that is why he is getting more conservative as he gets older.
                  *  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUDTcxIqqM0

                  Who exactly has no credibility?

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                  1. PhoenixV profile image64
                    PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    You can walk in to any flea market here and can buy a dozen, get a dozen free, drivers licenses.

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                2. Live to Learn profile image60
                  Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I know for a fact that only a driver's license is required in this state. How do I know? Because that is all I presented when I voted.

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                  1. wilderness profile image96
                    wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Same here...but my name was also on the registered voter list.  Don't remember what it took to register, though - that was nearly 20 years ago.

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          promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          The fact that Breitbart started this rumor is laughable. It is owned by Steve Bannon, the same guy who is now in the White House with Trump.

          It starts right after the recount move by Steing and Clinton. Coincidence? I hardly think so. Trump supporters lapping it up? Of course.

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        3. Sherry Hewins profile image92
          Sherry Hewinsposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          That video was spliced together to make it look like that's what he was saying.

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          1. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            You are among the analytical, reasonable citizenry.  You are ahead of the crowd.

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        4. oceansnsunsets profile image84
          oceansnsunsetsposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          This is such a critical time in our country.  This has really caused many to wake up, I hope, and many to be so concerned.   When I saw the OP, my mind went immediately to the first video you linked there.  The President, giving comfort to a woman that is concerned about not being treated the same way. I was shocked and saddened.

          Ideas, including politics and the rule of law in our societies, if not true and good, will always struggle to meet up to, or beat all the lesser ideas.  That reality is not within the power of anyone.  Thus, throughout history, those with bad or lesser ideas need to grasp SO much for power.  Sheer power can not make a bad idea or lots of bad ideas good ones, but they can with brute force MAKE people comply in an immoral way. Good and truthful ideas tend to have a much smoother path, on their own.

          Even kids know that when a side needs to cheat to win, they are not really the winners.  In our greater case, everyone would lose, because we are talking about our country here.  We are talking about our families, our future on this planet, and for our kids and posterity.

          It was and is very very critical, that they engage a war in the minds of everyone on all the sides, but especially those that could be drawn in to believe in the horrors of the other side. Create a great set of false ideas.  It is unfortunately working like a charm on so many, and it is really scary.  I think or hope, that it has shaken many up to wake up and realize, why do we feel like the other side is almost alien to my way of thinking. 

          What we can know for sure, is that the side most engaged in cheating to win and being so dishonest, is the side that is likely to continue cheat to win.  In office or not. When allowed free reign, I think we haven't begun to really understand the consequences.  Its a time to do a history refresher also.  Well we don't have to, but to our own detriment perhaps.

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          1. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Absolutely!

            The first thing I do when I see new names is look at the profiles.  You are a beautiful person.

            Facebook is trying to stop the flow of fake news.  They will have surveys under some ads to help weed out the bad stuff.  They will also use artificial intelligence.

            I believe people should be held accountable for what they post on social media.  Slander, banning from social media and possible criminal charges (in cases like the pizza parlor).

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      2. mrpopo profile image73
        mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        There might be some validity to it: http://www.investors.com/politics/edito … e-in-2016/

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        1. wilderness profile image96
          wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          As your link points out, anyone thinking that 0 illegals voted is a fool.  The question cannot be whether any voted, but how many did so.

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            promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            "anyone thinking that 0 illegals voted is a fool. "

            Please prove it with information from credible sources and not an opinion piece from a right-wing publication.

            The abstract from the above article's "proof" says the following:

            In spite of substantial public controversy, very little reliable data exists concerning the frequency with which non-citizen immigrants participate in United States elections.

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            1. wilderness profile image96
              wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              http://www.investors.com/politics/edito … e-in-2016/

              "Critics note that a Harvard team in 2015 had responded to the study, calling it "biased." But that report included this gem: "Further, the likely percent of noncitizen voters in recent U.S. elections is 0."

              Really? That's simply preposterous, frankly, as anyone who has lived in California can attest. Leftist get-out-the-vote groups openly urge noncitizens to vote during election time, and the registration process is notoriously loose. To suggest there is no illegal voting at all is absurd."

              "But there is evidence to back Trump's claims. A 2014 study in the online Electoral Studies Journal shows that in the 2008 and 2010 elections, illegal immigrant votes were in fact quite high."

              "some states are so notoriously slipshod in their controls (California, Virginia and New York — all of which have political movements to legalize voting by noncitizens — come to mind) that it would be shocking if many illegals didn't vote. "

              '"We find that some noncitizens participate in U.S. elections, and that this participation has been large enough to change meaningful election outcomes including Electoral College votes, and congressional elections," wrote Jesse T. Richman, Gulshan A. Chattha, both of Old Dominion University, and David C. Earnest of George Mason University.'

              "Yes, there is room for skepticism of any claim that's made. But every vote cast by someone who isn't by law permitted to vote disenfranchises American citizens. The charge should at least be taken seriously."

              That enough for you?  From the link you provided?

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              1. profile image0
                promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Did you actually read the abstract from the study he cites or just believe his opinion and complete twisting of it.

                Yes, there is voter fraud in this country. The total found so far is 31 out of more than one billion votes. Even the respectable conservative publications report it. Fortunately, there are some left.

                http://fortune.com/2016/10/18/studies-c … ry-common/

                Hatred does not justify propaganda.

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                1. mrpopo profile image73
                  mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Here's the study cited on Investors: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar … 9414000973

                  How is the abstract being twisted by the article?

                  The other study in the Fortune article is this one: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/won … lots-cast/

                  The professor states:

                  requirements to show ID at the polls are designed for pretty much one thing: people showing up at the polls pretending to be somebody else in order to each cast one incremental fake ballot. This is a slow, clunky way to steal an election. Which is why it rarely happens.

                  I’ve been tracking allegations of fraud for years now, including the fraud ID laws are designed to stop. In 2008, when the Supreme Court weighed in on voter ID, I looked at every single allegation put before the Court. And since then, I’ve been following reports wherever they crop up.

                  To be clear, I’m not just talking about prosecutions. I track any specific, credible allegation that someone may have pretended to be someone else at the polls, in any way that an ID law could fix.

                  So far, I’ve found about 31 different incidents (some of which involve multiple ballots) since 2000, anywhere in the country. If you want to check my work, you can read a comprehensive list of the incidents below.

                  Is that the same type of voter fraud that would occur with illegals voting? I was under the impression that illegals voting would not involve pretending to be someone else to vote.

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                2. wilderness profile image96
                  wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Good!  You agree then, that illegals (or the dead, perhaps) have a vote count greater than zero.  Which is all I said, isn't it?  Notice that "Which is why it rarely happens." means that it does happen.  Not never - "rarely" does not mean zero, but instead some positive number.

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                  1. colorfulone profile image78
                    colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    NYC Democratic Election Commissioner, "They Bus People Around to Vote"  to get their people in office.
                    NY law says you cannot ask anybody for an ID, the Commissioner doesn't agree with that, because he wants his vote to count...but then does nothing about the voter fraud.  He says he can see a lot of fraud, not just voter fraud. Muslims can vote with burkas on with their faces covered, and no one knows who they are.  They could vote several times.  "Governor de Blasio doesn't care."
                    The Commissioner doesn't think much of the "liberal" thing.
                    *  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUDTcxIqqM0

                    Thanks to Project Veritas for the undercover video.  They exposed a lot of election rigging and voter fraud...and James O'Keefe filed a complaint against Hillary Clinton and the DNC.  Trump is suing them for insighting violence at his rallies...they admitted being paid to do it on undercover videos.  So, fraud and racketeering!   

                    Project Veritas Action: undercover DNC Rigging the Election
                    *  http://hubpages.com/politics/forum/1384 … -election-

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                  2. spartucusjones profile image91
                    spartucusjonesposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    But that total of 31 incidents cited earlier would still qualify as the 0% mentioned in the other article. For example if the percentage was 0.01 they would round it down to 0. So in terms of percentages zero doesn't have to literally mean zero. I have no clue of the actual stats and being from Canada I have no dog in this fight (even though Trump does scare a lot of Canadians, and many of us really liked Bernie because in many ways he was like a Canadian politician), I'm just saying fraud could exist but not be wide spread enough to have any blip on the radar.

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              2. dianetrotter profile image63
                dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                I live in California and honestly have never heard non-citizens urged to vote.  I've never seen anything written or televised to that effect.  Maybe it is done individually or to an audience of non-citizens.

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            2. mrpopo profile image73
              mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              That's the introductory sentence to set up the justification for the study's creation. Many scientific articles begin by introducing the question or problem as understudied or having unreliable data, in order to present their new work as the solution.

              With that in mind, read the conclusive statement of the abstract:

              We find that some non-citizens participate in U.S. elections, and that this participation has been large enough to change meaningful election outcomes including Electoral College votes, and Congressional elections. Non-citizen votes likely gave Senate Democrats the pivotal 60th vote needed to overcome filibusters in order to pass health care reform and other Obama administration priorities in the 111th Congress.

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            3. Don W profile image82
              Don Wposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              The most that can be said is that a study saying XYZ is currently being challenged by several academics(1)(2). This is one of the best cases of "move along, nothing to see here" I've ever seen.

              (1) https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mon … 14c732dfa9
              (2) https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mon … de346f94f5

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        2. Live to Learn profile image60
          Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Wow. That was an interesting read. I hope we get some type of handle on the situation if it's as bad as what they guesstimate it could be.

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          1. wilderness profile image96
            wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Not going to happen, not as long as states control registration and who may vote.  The democrats have a stranglehold on the states encouraging that, and they stand to profit mightily from it - the only change will be to increase the numbers for foreign citizens voting in our (or what used to be our) elections.

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            1. Live to Learn profile image60
              Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Would it be possible for the federal government to levy hefty fines on a state proven to allow voting practices in federal elections to be so lax as to allow this to go unchecked? That effects the value of my vote as well as yours.

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              1. wilderness profile image96
                wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Not sure at all, but it is my understanding that states can do whatever they want to produce those electoral votes.  Should they choose to do so, they can allow your dog to vote.

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                1. Live to Learn profile image60
                  Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I don't know. A quick search leads me to believe there are laws the federal government can fall back on to curb voter fraud.

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            2. colorfulone profile image78
              colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              I live in Minnesota.  There are about 50,000 ? Somalis living in St. Cloud. There are about 100,000 Somali voters in Minneapolis, they are why we have ObamaCare. They voted for Al Franken, who cast the deciding vote to pass the legislation.

              So! I can't imagine why anyone who is for free markets is against immigration at the moment.  Wink, wink!

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              1. wilderness profile image96
                wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                100,000 Somali voters, or 100,000 American voters that were born in Somalia?  It makes a little difference...

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                1. dianetrotter profile image63
                  dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  True!  Some look at people.  If you can see the obvious ethnicity, the people are considered illegal.

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                2. colorfulone profile image78
                  colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  100,000 non-citizen Somali voters.  sad   They get favor.

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                  1. wilderness profile image96
                    wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Evidence that it is happening?  Rules for registration, lists of Somali citizens on our voter roles, legislation permitting it, etc.?

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            3. My Esoteric profile image86
              My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              You haven't looked a state gov'ts lately, have you Wilderness.  When you do, you will find the Right-wing controls 62% of governorship's and 62% of state legislatures while splitting control with another 10%.

              It seems the GOP is responsible for all this fictional "illegal" voting. 

              FACT - True illegal voting is minuscule.  Orders of magnitude more votes are lost due to Right-wing efforts to suppress Ds from voting.

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              1. wilderness profile image96
                wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                You keep saying that, that illegal voting is minuscule (although it did use to be non-existent).  You have to know that I'm not going to be convinced by simple repetition - do you intend to ever present any proof of it?  Or just keep repeating it ad-nauseum it the hopes it will eventually be believed?

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          2. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Maybe Jill Stein's recount will reveal the illegal ballots.

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            1. Live to Learn profile image60
              Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              I doubt it. They won't be looking for it. I think all they are doing is a recount not checking if the voters were qualified to cast their ballots.

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        3. colorfulone profile image78
          colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          That's a good article, Mr. Pop.  I like saying "Mr. Popo".  I'm in love with that whole site.  Appreciate you posting the link.

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      3. greenmind profile image95
        greenmindposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        If you just look at a biased "news" source and start a conversation based on that. the entire exercise is based on a blind assumption. Whatever happened to critical thinking?

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      4. abidingtwiggy profile image56
        abidingtwiggyposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Its superb

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    2. Credence2 profile image78
      Credence2posted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Why do you continue to feed the Rightwinged beast?  How about an unbiased source of this ridiculous claim? I don't care what Trump says, is there any reputable unbiased sources that substatiate such a claim?

      http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/st … not-vote-/

      This thing was started by infowars, the trashiest site in town?

      Quick how conservatives find it so easy to lie and tell only half the story. If this what we can expect from Trump, I am ashamed to call him my chief executive.

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        I was watching CNN and the newscaster was asking people about voting and what she thought about recounting ballots.  She said the only problem was in California where Obama let 3 million illegals vote.  Newscaster:  Really!  Where did you here that?
        Lady: On CNN
        NC:  No!  You did not!
        another lady:  Everywhere
        NC:  Name one?
        Lady:  I saw the video.
        NC:  No you saw an edited video.

        It amazed me that people are so gullible.  I thought I would find out how foolish people really are.  smile

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        1. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Now that I know why you asked, I can't put that genie back in the bottle.  HOWEVER, I am learning...

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      promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Pure right-wing propaganda from Breitbart that has been proven wrong.

      http://www.snopes.com/california-motor-voter-act/

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    4. Don W profile image82
      Don Wposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Three independent fact checking sites have found the claim of there being millions of illegal votes in 2016 to be unsupported by evidence.(1)(2)(3)

      So here's a link to an article on  "How to Spot Fake News"

      (1) http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/st … not-vote-/
      (2) http://www.snopes.com/three-million-vot … al-aliens/
      (3) http://www.factcheck.org/2016/11/trump- … ud-claims/

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        promisemposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Great idea to post all three of those sites. Unfortunately, some people think that they are "liberal" sites just because the fact checks don't square with their beliefs.

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        1. Don W profile image82
          Don Wposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          So far the only sources cited in this thread to support the claims made in the opening post are:

          Breitbart - Described by its owner as "the platform for the alt-right" (the alt right is a neo nazi movement)
          WND - The tagline for the TV arm of WND is: "Wherever Christians and conservatives meet, WND TV has you covered." So biased by its own description.
          InfoWars - Enough said
          Twitter - Enough said
          Youtube (Fox News clip) - Enough said
          Youtube (a Donald Trump speech) - Enough said
          And some claims made in a study, the methodology and statistics of which are being challenged.

          In other words, the claims in the OP are (for any rational person) unsupported by reliable evidence.

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          1. colorfulone profile image78
            colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Project Veritas Action was sited, they have the evidence from a undercover sting operation of election rigging, voter fraud and rigging, plus racketeering.  Clinton and the DNC are being sued by Bernie supporters, James O'Keefe and Trump and maybe more.
            *   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEE8w- … ze3oX-urEw

            Then, there are the hacked DNC emails as evidence as an original source.
            Read their emails on Wikileaks for yourselves.

            The sites you are trying to smear, used factual evidence...which the liberal MSM and their fact-checkers ignores and calls fake news.  Watch the videos for yourselves, Democrats like to brag about their corrupt ways of doing things because they are arrogant from years, and years of running dirty operations when they don't know they are being caught on audio and video.   -   I'm not saying the Republican establishment and their minions are not guilty of dirty operations also, because they are.

            Remember Debbie Wasserman Schultz had to step down as DNC head, she was busted by Wikileaks email dumps.  And, some other very guilty people in Clinton's campaign camp got fired or had to step down, I don't remember their names at the moment, but could supply them, they are on some of those videos telling all.  lol

            O'Keefe was responsible for blowing the top off the ACORN scandal a few years ago, also.
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            The Truthers Have Won!   * http://hubpages.com/politics/forum/1384 … -election-

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            1. colorfulone profile image78
              colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Just came across this:  HUUUGE NEVADA VOTER FRAUD UNCOVERED? WORSE THAN ACORN
              *   http://www.newsmaxtv.vegas/huuuge-nevad … han-acorn/

              December 1, 2016

              Today, Megan Barth interviewed Republican Assembly Candidate for District 15, Stan Vaughan, with actual proof of massive voter fraud in his Clark County district. Vaughan brought into the NEWSMAXTV Las Vegas studio and laid it out for all to see, US postal service certified returned mail from 9,200 voters in District 15. Many of the people who were listed as deceased are still on the active voter rolls today. Many of the returned mail came back with 5 people living in a vacant lot with no mail receptacle.

              A total number of 17,086 votes were cast in District 15 for both Republican and Democrat candidates. 9,200 voters on the voter rolls who, by law, should not be on the voter rolls is a huuge discrepancy.

              Megan Barth said “The Main Stream Media attacked Donald Trump this week for claiming there were millions of illegal votes cast. Well it appears Nevada, which has voted for the winner of the Presidency for the past 108 years may have been stolen and must be investigated by the Feds. Not Obama feds but incoming Attorney General Jeff Session must investigate this issue.”
              *  http://www.newsmaxtv.vegas/huuuge-nevad … han-acorn/
              This is just one District in Nevada.

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              1. dianetrotter profile image63
                dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                If this is really true, it will blow up social media.  This is the only article I have read so far.  I will check around.  I expect to hear newscaster on all stations talking about this.

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    5. DzyMsLizzy profile image85
      DzyMsLizzyposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Prior to broadcasting stories like this, it pays to check out the facts of the matter by doing some research of your own.  This one sounds like a Fox "news" propaganda spew.

      Here's the truth of the matter:
      http://www.snopes.com/obama-encouraged- … s-to-vote/

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Many people live and die by Fox News.  If Fox didn't say it, "it ain't."  If Fox said it, "It is what it is!"

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        1. DzyMsLizzy profile image85
          DzyMsLizzyposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Fox "news" would be more appropriately named, "Faux News."

          They are a station of right-wing propaganda, vacuous entertainment and nonsense.  People need to stop drinking the Fox Kool-Aid!

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    6. Ivan Tod profile image60
      Ivan Todposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      While America was asleep at the wheel former president Bill Clinton negotiated with Canada and Mexico the removal of Americas' sovereignty creating the North American Union. As such the North American Free Trade Agreement was signed...Illegaly, I might add. There is no more America and there are no Mexican or Canadian 'illegals' living here. As such any Mexican or Canadians living in the U.S., whether or not they are a 'citizen' of the U.S., are allowed to vote. This is also why pres. Obama did nothing to 'close' the borders and ultimately urged the so-called 'illegals' to vote. In consideration of these points there is no voter fraud as it pertains to 'illegals' and it wouldn't matter anyway as the people absolutely DO NOT elect the president on election day so why not let illegal aliens vote. I've asked before and I'll ask it again...How is it in America, that people do NOT know that their votes on election day do not elect the president? It's mindboggling to say the least.

      As far as local election voter fraud is concerned, the first thing that should be realized is that local elections decide the electoral college seats...Of which elect the president. Redistricting makes voter fraud irrelevant but is the real reason why any particular presidential candidate gets elected. So the real voter fraud is the system itself.

      Since my first prediction of Trump becoming president(part two of which is yet to come) has come true, I'll make another one; The U.S. dollar will be phased out and replaced by the Amero within the next four years. For those who don't believe it...Make sure you vote in the next presidential election as I'm sure you'll still believe that your vote for the president matters.

      As much as most people refuse to believe it, the U.S. is now part of the North American Union and once the Amero replaces the dollar the transition will be complete.

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      1. Misfit Chick profile image76
        Misfit Chickposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        But, its so much easier to believe that its us against them - and even more fun to fight about it. We're all pretty much children at recess.

        Its always the same government in that office. Until people realize how profitable these deep divisions are (in a few different ways); and that ALL of us are subject to various forms of manipulation to ensure a continuing divide - there will be no unity; and that’s the way they want it. Since the election, Trump has ignored trying to unify the country - while continuing to do everything he can to fracture America right up the middle of every possible dividing line he can think of.

        Too many of us have been driven 'right' or 'left' with not nearly enough of us marching down the middle. The chasm that exists through both America & The World is a lot more simple than most people realize. Christians & ex-Christians Prove God Exists by Debunking Salvation: Science & Spirituality Reveal the Real Jesus Christ. Look it up. There is no apocalypse for people to base a vote on that next time. No more voting on fake hype, fake news or fake fear.

        http://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/13302761.jpg

        http://usercontent1.hubstatic.com/13302764.jpg

        http://usercontent1.hubstatic.com/13302766.jpg


        I saved this tweet on election night while we were waiting for the swing states - its funny!
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        1. Live to Learn profile image60
          Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          That is a pretty good assessment.

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          1. Castlepaloma profile image76
            Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Not bad, I always try to find a middle ground solution because the truth is much more possibly there, than one extreme or the other. America is the most extreme country I known. Now that America is more divided than ever, it makes it more dangerous than ever.

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            1. Live to Learn profile image60
              Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              We may be dangerous to each other. But I don't see how our fractious relationship is dangerous to you, a foreigner.

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              1. Castlepaloma profile image76
                Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                When America ship sinks, most of Canada is own by US and we are also part of NATO. The BRICS Is more than 3 times the population of NATO and they are not going to take it anymore. Just look at all those other small countries totally crushed by NATO, you don't think the rest of the world dose not see that and they too would join BRICS in a heart beat.

                Put your money in gold and run to the southern hemisphere.

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                1. Live to Learn profile image60
                  Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I'd be interested in how nations have been crushed by NATO. Could you elaborate?

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                  1. Castlepaloma profile image76
                    Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    It is no surprise that US has invading 50 countries since world war 11. NATO was created to defend against USSR with good reason. Now the NATO is a tool for NWO and same old Rockefeller and Rothschild Zionist will Suppy the energy and finance to finish off their third world war.  These NATO selected countries have surround around Russia and even China right now looking to set off a false flag, no wonder people burn American flags. Of course Iran , Pakistan, and India will join immediately because they don't want NWO. Or than Hitler dream finally did come true and Hitler statue should stand in Israel.

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            2. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Dude!  I'm looking for your original post.  When I find it...I'll comment!

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        2. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Excellent points Misfit!  Van Johnson is going to do a special on CNN.  He talked to a lot of Trump supporters who voted for Obama.  They talked about HRC not connecting with them.  They didn't like being branded as racists.

          The white guy Trump surrogate with the white hair (driving me nuts because I don't want to call him the white guy) was agreeing with him.  Now I'm feeling bad about saying the "white guy" that I've got to get back on track.

          They were discussing how the two extremes seem to control the narrative.  Really left people call Republicans gay haters, hateful Christians, etc.  Really left people do their share.  Most of the people are somewhere in the middle and it is hard to hear what all of them have to say.

          The loudest or most visible ain't necessarily the rightest.

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    7. greenmind profile image95
      greenmindposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Simple answer -- THEY DIDN'T. Now howabout we focus on what our new president is doing?

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Oh-oh!

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    8. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Just heard Google Chrome is being designed to identify fake sites that make claims of illegal votes.  Brian ? of CNN whose show comes on tomorrow at 11 EST will talk about it.

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    9. tamarawilhite profile image85
      tamarawilhiteposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      The Democrats were encouraging legal residents to vote in states where ID isn't required to vote or ID that isn't dependent on citizenship gets used. That's on top of busing people around to vote multiple times, helping the retarded and elderly vote but only for Democrats, etc.

      Vote Fraud Monitoring Group Says Three Million Noncitizens Voted in Presidential Election
      http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/im … l-election

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Some of these conspiracy theories are going to get people killed.  Pizzagate is the closest I've seen to it.

        Anyone can throw up a website and get people to believe what they say.  I check as many sources as I can before believing something ridiculous.

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    10. Ivan Tod profile image60
      Ivan Todposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I can see that people still have their heads up their rear ends! I've already said how; America, Canada and Mexico are now one region, the North American region. It doesn't matter anyway, we don't elect the president so all the hootin' and hollerin' in the world won't change anything. If 3 million illegals voted, so what? What people really should be concerned with is the fact that an illegal immigrants vote for the president has the same power as a legal citizens-NONE, basically meaning there are no 'illegals'. I would suggest (although I know pointlessly) that people research what the writers of the constitution really thought about 'the people'. You'll be very unpleasantly surprised. And last but not least, a large number of Americas forefathers were NOT christian. They did, however, believe in a higher power. The free masons, from way back then to today knew and know this. Once the people of today get a grip on this the sooner they'll understand why christianity gets a raw deal when it comes to the media. So, what it all boils down to is that if anyone is unsatisfied or dissillusioned with America or its processes there are but two things you can do; leave or get over it and go about your daily business as usual. There are millions waiting to move in and take your place.

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    11. Jean Bakula profile image93
      Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      This is obviously fake.

      Vote Here. Vote Aqui. A Spanish speaking person or someone posing as one to get Hispanic voters would have correctly said, "Voto Aqui."

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Thank you for the Spanish lesson.  I had a 6 week quickie for teaching.  I didn't know Voto.  I would have figured it out by looking at it, especially knowing the topic.  I never would have written it that way.  I write kitchen Spanish.

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    12. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Pence has fired Michael Flynn Jr.!!!!

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    13. Julie Nou profile image54
      Julie Nouposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      It's not an issue, IMO... It's an old time thing and "demanding recount" is not new.

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        I think the problem is more "what can you believe?" or "Who can you believe?"

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        1. Julie Nou profile image54
          Julie Nouposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Well, if people just accept what the result is as it is & pray for the elected officials, instead of whining, then life would be much easier. If there is smth you should believe in, it's believing that the new set of officials and support them, instead of complaining. Srsly, whining and recounting, how does it help? It's merely dragging your country (US) down. FYI, everybody is laughing at you. (again, US)

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          1. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
            wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            In other words: "just bury your head in the sand". Are you from Australia?

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            1. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              I'm wondering Wrench!

              BTW, did you see the racist interviewed by Jake Tapper.  This is off topic.  I will address it on productive discussion of race.  I thought about you  as the idiot was speaking.

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              1. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
                wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                http://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/13309641_f1024.jpg

                If you are talking about Jake interviewing Trump, yes I saw the interview. It was quite pathetic, and quite telling. Trumps attitude toward a Mexican American judge who was born in Indiana exemplifies the racist Euro-American. It's all about the one-way street. If a black man was saying the same thing about a white judge you know there would be a host of Hubbers screaming that the black guy was playing the "race card" , and that it was all about "victimology". But here we see that when the shoe is on the other foot, the white guy is screaming "I'm a victim! It's not fair!" This is just one more reason why I have long since lost patience with the Sons of the Pioneers. They talk the talk ... but they can't walk the walk. God help 'em if the Islamic Jihad Society enslaves the white race for about 400 years. I seriously don't think the racist could survive.

                I don't need to tell you or anyone else how many people of color have faced all white juries, white judges, and white lawyers in this country over the ;last 250 years. But the racist doesn't see a problem with that. They see nothing wrong with that whatsoever. But that is just one more glaring contradiction that helps to destroy the fiction that "This Land is Your Land ... This Land is My Land ..La,La La". No,  this may be "my land" according to God, but according to Billy Bob, Daisy Mae, or Donald Trump, I don't belong here, and I am certainly not wanted. But don't worry. I'm gonna stick around and remind them of their wonderful heritage at least for another 500 years.

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                1. dianetrotter profile image63
                  dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  No! No! No!  It was a heavy set white guy with red hair.  He graduated from a university and was having a forum last night.  The president of the school didn't want him to do it so he organized another group for a togetherness forum oncampus.

                  Jake Tapper interviewed the guys and asked him about his views.  The guy said everybody else should leave and let America be white again.  I wondered what you thought about this hypocrisy.  He didn't mention Native American again.

                  Last night the guy had his forum.  Police were there in riot gear.  There was a standoff between the two groups.

                  It's not as effective as me showing you the media.  I'll look for it.  It make take a few days.

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                2. PhoenixV profile image64
                  PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  .



                  Maybe the Judge was a descendant of Colonialist Mexicans, in other words white Europeans?

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                  1. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
                    wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    Perhaps you should notify Donald Trump. I am sure he doesn't realize that Mexico, like the whole of Central and South America was colonized by evil Colonialist squatters. If the judge is a  Criollo then Trump has nothing to worry about.

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          2. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Julie do you even know what we are discussing.  There is a topic, yes!!!  We are discussing all of the false information being disseminated over social media.

            If nothing else, people are becoming aware that anybody can put up a fake site, tell a lie, and make lots of money off of a lie.  Sometimes it can have deadly consequences.

            I'm glad everything is great where you live.

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            1. Julie Nou profile image54
              Julie Nouposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              I am well aware of all information.  The way you combat false information: by releasing the facts.  Unfortunately, in cases where people allege voter fraud, there is not way to find out the truth.  Simple way to prevent such a vote fraud allegations would be asking for a proof of citizenship from every person who votes.  Plain and simple. 
              dianetrotter, what evidence we have that you are a real person, not some kind of AI bot?

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              1. dianetrotter profile image63
                dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                I really don't know what your investment in this discussion is.  I was talking about the guy who shot up a pizza place in Washington, D. C., because he thought Hillary Clinton was running a child sex ring out of the basement. 

                I won't rehash it.  If you have not been following the things discussed here, you won't understand the depth of the discussion.  If you don't know about it and don't care, I'm glad.

                Do you mind if everyone else who knows the detail of all of the pages continues to have a discussion?

                I appreciate you caring that people are laughing at America.

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                1. Julie Nou profile image54
                  Julie Nouposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  dianetrotter, are you always trying to shut down people who don't share your opinion?  OK.  If you want to talk about PizzaGate, the Comet Pizza place were guy shows up with a semiautomatic gun demanding something.  That is way too convenient for "simple" pizza place owner:
                  1) Who is this guy, that he is listed among top 50 most powerful people in Washington?
                  2) Why this guy visited WH 5 times and on 2 of those visits personally visited the President?
                  3) Have you seen the Instagram screenshots from that guy?  Highly inappropriate for PG discussions.
                  4) What are kids doing in that restaurant after 10PM? 
                  5) Have you seen the art displayed on the walls of this restaurant?

                  Lastly, nobody in the right mind thinks that HRC is running a child sex ring, but what is she doing associating with people who do?  Never mind the creepy emails published in WikiLeaks from and to Podesta

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                  1. dianetrotter profile image63
                    dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    ?

                    Anyone who knows me knows I don't argue.  However you feel, you are entitled.

                    God bless!

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    14. Araaz profile image59
      Araazposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I dont think that will help..

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    15. Don Fairchild profile image70
      Don Fairchildposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Glad you asked.  Illegal voting shows it's ugly head when you realize that the reason the popular vote is different from the Electoral College is that the electoral college does not consider the illegal votes being cast. 
      The electoral college allows for a certain number of residents within a certain congressional district.  If more votes are cast in that district than what the college allows, then those votes are not counted in the college, but they are illegally counted in the popular vote.
      This was painfully evident when certain city districts had more votes cast than they had registered voters!  What's up with that.

      It isn't hard to realize that there must have been millions of votes cast illegally.  Read up on how the Electoral College works, you will see what is happening.

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      1. wilderness profile image96
        wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        How would the college know which votes to ignore if there are too many?

        I think you're giving the electoral college far more ability than it has.  It is, after all, no more than a collection of electors from each state, with the state, not the college, assigning electors to represent it.  The college does not count votes, does not identify voters or qualify them; it's sole purpose is to represent the state they are from in casting votes according to the will of the people there.

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    16. My Esoteric profile image86
      My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      LOL, That's  called Fake News

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    17. noeylab profile image61
      noeylabposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      They voted for Al Franken who cast the deciding vote to pass the legislation.

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  2. colorfulone profile image78
    colorfuloneposted 7 years ago

    We have verified more than three million votes cast by non-citizens.
    We are joining .@TrueTheVote to initiate legal action.
    — Gregg Phillips (@JumpVote) November 13, 2016

    Completed analysis of database of 180 million voter registrations.
    Number of non-citizen votes exceeds 3 million.
    Consulting legal team.
    — Gregg Phillips (@JumpVote) November 11, 2016

    *  https://twitter.com/TrueTheVote
    *  https://twitter.com/JumpVote
    *  http://www.infowars.com/report-three-mi … al-aliens/

    It shows that the honor system doesn't work with some people.
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    1. Jackie Lynnley profile image86
      Jackie Lynnleyposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      You got that right. The more they cry and complain the more comes out onto what they have been up to...like Hillary needed any other reason to be in prison. Oh but I guess that makes me racist....oh, but is that a white face I see going down that ....hole?

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      1. colorfulone profile image78
        colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        There are 3,141 counties in the United States.
        Trump won 3,084 of them.
        Clinton won 57.

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      2. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
        wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        http://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/13306965.jpg

        Not to worry. Considering the recent hold out on the Walter Scott jury who refused  to convict a racist cop for shooting a black man in the back 5 times who was unarmed and running the other way, I think it is safe to say that all of the closet racists, which constitute a large portion of the mainstream, can at least let their hair down and relax during the Trump years. And besides, I feel that white racists are people too, and that they should be able to articulate their evil expressions in a truly free society.

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        1. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Interesting thing Wrench.  Trump's attorney general could choose to drop the federal case against this guy.

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        2. wilderness profile image96
          wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Interesting take and spin.  According to the news, the jury was unable to come together to assign a punishment and a mistrial was declared.  That a crime was committed was agreed upon by all 12.

          Was it because of the possibility of capital punishment?  I don't know and you don't seem to care - it's more important to assign racism as the cause for a non-existent action than to report the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.

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          1. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
            wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            http://usercontent1.hubstatic.com/13309294.jpg

            Once again, in your rush to attack the superior intellect, you failed to do your research. And so, I am only further elevated above the common man. The fact is, the judge gave the the jury the option of charging the miscreant cop with murder or manslaughter. Manslaughter does not involve capital punishment. One juror out of the 12 refused to find the defendant guilty on either condition. Let us also keep in mind that  North Charleston awarded a  $6.5 million settlement to the family of Walter Scott. If city officials did not feel that a crime, and a grave injustice had been committed , I hardly think they would have awarded Walter Scott's family one thin dime. Otherwise, if the city of Charleston is simply settling frivolous claims with the high dollar, then I'm on my way to Charleston to fall down a flight of stairs at a shopping mall.

            If not racism, then what would you call it? In the video everyone can see the cop shooting the unarmed man in the back 5 times and then planting evidence ( the taser) to justify the murder. What are you suggesting is the reason, if not racism?

            Here are some possible alternative reasons to help out the man from Idaho:

            1. Walter Scott was an alien from outer space posing as a black man who threatened to introduce a lethal virus into the atmosphere. After making the traffic stop, the killer cop, using his psychic abilities, saw the future and understood that he had no choice but to kill Scott in order to save millions of innocent people.

            2. Walter Scott was the anti-Christ who was about to deceive the entire world and take us all to hell.

            Yes, as I have just  pointed out, there are clearly other motives besides racism.

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            1. wilderness profile image96
              wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              And once again you make claims without any evidence they are true.  What you are claiming is NOT what I saw on the TV news.

              "If not racism, then what would you call it?"

              Because you cannot find any possible reason to hold out on a jury means the juror is a racist?  While that works fine for a racist making the call, the rest of us can find a dozen reasons to refuse to convict.  I know - I sat on a jury with one holdout (also a mistrial) and only one juror could understand why the not guilty verdict.  But it wasn't racism - every juror, the defendant, the judge and both lawyers were all white.  Still, one juror refused to convict.

              But it is obvious to a racist, isn't it, that racism is always the reason a white man is not guilty of something?

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              1. wrenchBiscuit profile image69
                wrenchBiscuitposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Once again I am elevated by your vitriol. Although I have occasionally succumbed to such cathartic temptations, as a rule I seek to refrain from lowering myself to the level of name calling. And so I will take this opportunity not to respond in kind to your vicious and personal attack! Say what you will, you simply misunderstood the news report; no need to shoot the piano player.

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          2. Credence2 profile image78
            Credence2posted 7 years agoin reply to this

            So, Wilderness, it ok for the law officer to shoot any unarmed man in the back multiple times, is that the way things done is the celestial paradise known as Idaho? As WB said, the city was forced to pay substantial civil damages, which admitted wrong doing. But criminal charges are withheld because there is an open season on Black men in South Carolina? That sends a strong message and for many of us, not a positive one.

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    2. DzyMsLizzy profile image85
      DzyMsLizzyposted 7 years agoin reply to this
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      1. colorfulone profile image78
        colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Hi, DzyMsLizzy!   Snopes has been debunked so many times, its a left-wing rag run by a husband and wife out of their home.  Sorry, those fact-checkers the Democrats rely on are there to convince good people they should believe their deceptions.  Its a part of the Matrix false reality.

        I don't care to prove it again, and again in these forums, again.  Believe what you like, or do some individual research and find out for yourself, it doesn't matter to me. I have done my research. 

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        1. Dean Traylor profile image94
          Dean Traylorposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I suggest you read my article on Snopes. It's much larger than a married couple, and they debunk stories that come from both sides of the political spectrum.

          Also, the so-called sites that "debunked" Snopes were debunked many times over by them and other fact-checking sites. And, yes, these sites were poorly-written fake news sites, most likely writing out of Macedonia or some place like that.

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          1. colorfulone profile image78
            colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I saw some of the titles to articles that were said to be put out from Macedonia, where there is much poverty.  I didn't bother reading the articles because I knew they were fake.  They were suppose to be young people out to earn a buck on ad views from what I read.  Some people's kids, huh!

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          2. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            An independent voice in the room!  Thank you Dean!

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  3. Kathryn L Hill profile image78
    Kathryn L Hillposted 7 years ago

    who knows who cares.   Without God, morals, honesty and following The Golden Rule for SOME unknown reason, we are sunk. Who can we trust without belief in God? The more rampant the disbelief in Our Creator, the more we will be fooled and the more we will fail due to no
    truth percolating amidst us. That half the nation was okay with Hillary is really "enough said."

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    1. colorfulone profile image78
      colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I agree. Without God's Spirit, the Spirit of Truth we can be easily deceived by those without the truth.  I'm believing for a Third Great Awakening. 

      Geeze, wouldn't it been something to see the dead rise? 

      Elections expert J. Christian Adams told FOX and Friends on Tuesday morning there are 4 million dead people on US voter rolls. Far left groups continually sue to keep them there. The Obama administration has no desire to clean up these voter rolls.
      *  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHqlUrdEGwU

      Trump was talking figures in a per-election speech.
      Illegals And Dead People Are Registered Voters
      *  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoadciaUUz0

      Voter Fraud Proof - 18 Million Invalid Registration - Lou Dobbs
      *  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65Ybzr6QNUY

      I've heard about dead people on the voter rolls for several years.  Seems like Obama wasn't the only president that didn't have a desire to clean that up.   Hey, Trump wants to make America great again!

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      1. Will Apse profile image88
        Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        You do realize that hearing about something does not mean it is necessarily true?

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        1. Castlepaloma profile image76
          Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          If it's from Trump, it is always true.

          Why would a billionaire in many corrupted bussinesses ever lie to you.? The best liar is highly to win a presidency, not supernatural Trump.

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        Hxprofposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        There'll be another Great Awakening, though it probably won't look the way that you may be thinking it will look!

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  4. Will Apse profile image88
    Will Apseposted 7 years ago

    According to Salon:

    WND is 'the biggest, dumbest wingnut site on the Web'

    According to the Southern Poverty Law  Center:

    WorldNetDaily is an online publication founded and run by Joseph Farah that claims to pursue truth, justice and liberty. But in fact, its pages are devoted to manipulative fear-mongering and outright fabrications designed to further the paranoid, gay-hating, conspiratorial and apocalyptic visions of Farah and his hand-picked contributors from the fringes of the far-right and fundamentalist worlds.

    Read a little, lol. Couldn't read more. Any authoritative sources for this story?

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    1. Jean Bakula profile image93
      Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Voter fraud is very rare. Most communities have challengers at the polls, and know if someone they do not recognize is trying to vote. In NJ, you must sign a book underneath where you've been signing for years. Once a person dies, the first time they don't show up at the polls their name is taken off, usually from when the coroner takes their SS # and reports the death.

      And why are you R's spreading all these lies? If you are so unintelligent you believe this nonsense, the biggest Somali population in the U.S. is in MN. At least get your info from whatever hole in the ground sites you use correct. You won. We have a nut job, white supremacist, who is going to turn us into a Fascist country, apparently what you wanted. He doesn't even know what's in the Constitution, and and now wants to put flag burners in jail for a year? That is a violation of our 1st amendment right (not that I ever wanted to burn our flag, but it's freedom of expression and speech). If I owned a company, I'd pretend I was moving to Mexico too, if I could get a free 7 million bucks.  Where does this money come from?

      Trump's Rally last night reminded me of Hitler. A gracious, normal person who won would not have led another round of "lock her up," He would have said, "My opponent fought a good fight, and I wish her the very best." George W. Bush did that for Obama, and so on down the line. The man is so ignorant I can't stand it. It's reality TV to him. He has no clue how to run this country.

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      1. Live to Learn profile image60
        Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Challengers at the polls? How does that work in big cities, I wonder.

        One would hope voter fraud was rare but I'm afraid that tid bit doesn't lend anyone to have any confidence that practice ensures no voter fraud.

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        1. Jean Bakula profile image93
          Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          It works because you get enough or as many people who live in your district to sit there all the time the polls are open. They question anyone who is not recognized, or if they are not in the rolls or have not voted before, have to prove who they are. That's how it works on the East Coast. The challengers are paid for the day, I believe it's $100.00, but its from 6AM to 8PM.

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        2. wilderness profile image96
          wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I wondered that, too.  Especially the part where if you're not recognized personally by the challenger you don't vote.

          While I've always produced a drivers license (through at least 4 different voting stations in two different states), I've never been challenged.  No one checks my signature (though I do sign) and certainly I've never recognized a single poll worker in my life. 

          Seems that this "Most communities have challengers at the polls, and know if someone they do not recognize is trying to vote." is just so much malarkey.  Or perhaps that location has had considerable voter fraud in the past?

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          1. Jean Bakula profile image93
            Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            It's for real where I live Dan. Maybe it's only possible to do it in small communities, but Paterson, Passaic and Clifton, three large cities in North Jersey, also do it that way. Members of the local Democratic Clubs are the challengers at the R districts, and Members of the local Republican clubs are challengers at the mostly D districts.

            My husband was off the rolls just months after he died, and I didn't initiate anything to have him taken off (too much else to do).

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            1. wilderness profile image96
              wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              It may be.  But I've lived in communities from less than 1,000 to about 100,000 now and not a single one has used that procedure or anything like it.  The current precinct is small enough that I've never waited more than 5 minutes to vote and generally walk straight to the ballot table.  I don't think it's common at all to actually put any effort into verifying ID. 

              Is it a hangover from mob days when thugs made sure who was voting and who it was for?  NJ, you said? smile

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              1. Jean Bakula profile image93
                Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                LOL, could be. But it's true. I was the Treasurer of my local D club for around 10 yrs. and my husband was the Sergeant at arms. When the polls close, local people go to the districts, ( we only have 8) and actually collect the tape with the votes on them and count them at the election HQS. It's a town of only 10,000 where I live though. But it's orderly and fast. We don't have long lines. We used to vote in schools until all the school shootings, now it's in the Firehouse, Vet's Hall, places like that.

                A person who never voted in one of our districts would be questioned or asked for ID of some sort. We all have to sign in to a large book and you sign under all the other voting times you signed. We mix up R's and D's, because it depends on how many people will volunteer to be challengers.

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                1. Live to Learn profile image60
                  Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  I'm going to be honest. That challenging thing sounds like it could be intimidation. I'd frown on that here. If you have id you should bee allowed to vote. Period. Some stranger shouldn't be allowed to harass you in the process.

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                  1. Jean Bakula profile image93
                    Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    The challenger way we do it in NJ isn't threatening. Usually it's any local person who needs to earn a little extra cash, they sit and read and quietly watch who comes in to vote. The voters sign a book, and if they never voted before, the challenger might ask for ID, or look at a list to see if the person is registered to vote. It's not intimidating.

                    When the polls close, one D and one R go to each district, and together we get the results, both checking each other to make sure we both have the correct R figure and D figure for votes. The districts get added together when they get reported to who is at the top of the party chain in the district, then to the County reps for both sides. It's all peaceful and calm, everyone is treated with respect or at least decency (we've had a lot of battles over the years). Normally nobody gets challenged and it's a boring job. But I've never heard of anyone unregistered trying to vote, and lived here almost 30 years.

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            2. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Possibly when death certificates are filed, it triggers other things in the government system.

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          2. Live to Learn profile image60
            Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I've lived in five states. Voted in all of them. Never been challenged. Never seen anyone challenged. This was the first year I used my driver's license. Usually presented both that and my registration card.

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          3. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            You look so honest.  Why would they check your ID?

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      2. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        smile

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  5. profile image0
    ahorsebackposted 7 years ago

    If California's illegal voters  alone were to be recounted , it would far more than offset the Clinton popular win .  But ---Why don't the right throw in a recount threat of the  two or three  most liberal  west coast states, Washington , Oregon .............I'll bet the illegal vote alone  would amount to five to ten million votes.  Even dirty tricks are fair to such liberals.
    This is just the WDL factor working its way through their emotions on the election  loss.
    WDL,?  Whiney Democratic Losers.

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    1. Will Apse profile image88
      Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      This seems to be the point. If those recounts find anomalies the propaganda machine is already running.

      Back to the OP, is there any evidence that 3 million people committed voter fraud in California? Or any people at all?

      All I see is wild speculation based on a few seconds of an interview.

      Anyway, you will likely have Sessions as attorney general, a man known for racism and malicious voter suppression. So things will get worse, misinformation or not.

      Sessions once famously described 3 voter registration activists helping to enroll black voters as 'a disgrace to their race'. He alleged voter fraud and prosecuted said activists with zero evidence.

      You do not know what you have unleashed on the world.

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      1. profile image0
        ahorsebackposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        I hope.... "what we unleash on the world ' Is a national voter I.D. Card .  We require a license -  tag  for the following ,
        -driving a car
        -catching a fish
        -going to a movie
        -flying a plane
        -driving a taxi
        -crossing a border
        -joining the NRA
        -joining a club
        -..........
        -..........
        But any illegal immigrant - felon - foreign student can vote.

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        1. Will Apse profile image88
          Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          What ID do voters use in California? Also what ID is required to get a driving licence?

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          1. profile image0
            ahorsebackposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I'm sure that it varies state to state , how about this ,  A BIRTH CERTIFICATE., all the more justification of central, federal government - unified rules ,laws from state to state , we are either a nation and a nation of laws or we aren't  ?

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            1. Live to Learn profile image60
              Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              That's where I'm confused. My license was suspended over a glitch in the system. I had to show birth certificate, and two other forms of id. It was a nightmare to get another one. But illegals have licenses. I think if you speak fluent English and you look indigenous you are treated differently when applying.

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        2. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I read that they verify citizenship when getting a driver's license.  The license is deginated to show "citizen" or whatever the status is.

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          1. Live to Learn profile image60
            Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I just checked my license. It doesn't say anything on it. Had the girl who works for me check hers. Hers doesn't denote her as a felon but she was warned by her parole officer that she could not vote.

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            1. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Maybe nothing is on yours because you are good to go!

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          2. profile image0
            ahorsebackposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Diane , Not where I live , in Vermont ,  all you do is verify your name to master check list . But if you're not there on the list , I'm sure they put you  on it anyway .

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            1. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Vermont!  Doesn't everybody know everybody in Vermont.  It seems like a small, friendly state.  It's too cold to live there so people prone to do such things probably prefer warmer temperatures.

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      2. Live to Learn profile image60
        Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        What interests me is that both sides appear to have their propaganda machines running full blast but both sides are blind to one and gungho in support of the other.

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        1. Will Apse profile image88
          Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Well, as I understand it, the Green Party is organizing recounts in three states. Those will be actual recounts and will provide solid evidence, one way or the other on the accuracy of the vote. I can't imagine anyone will challenge the recount.

          Wild speculation of the WND kind is not evidence.

          What is at stake is America's relationship to the truth here.

          My concern is that this willingness to sacrifice the truth, currently eating into US values, spreads. The Brexit campaign in the UK was marred by glaring falsehoods. Its beginning to feel as if the Enlightenment never happened.

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          1. wilderness profile image96
            wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            "My concern is that this willingness to sacrifice the truth, currently eating into US values, spreads."

            I agree that this is a tremendous problem.  But another one, just as large, is the insistence that the ends justifies the means, and whatever it takes to get the results wanted is acceptable.  We see it in Bexit as well - when the vote didn't go as desired immediate cries for a complete re-vote arose, as the people obviously case their votes in error, or without knowing what they were voting for.  And when Trump was elected a recount is necessary to get someone else.  With the entire political structure against him, it is almost certain that when enough "recounts" are done he will lose to Clinton - if the states chosen don't provide the necessary "proof", more will be added until it does. 

            It is, at the bottom, modern politics at work, and one of the big reasons Trump was elected in the first place.

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            1. Will Apse profile image88
              Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Nobody asked for a recount of the vote, at the time. No one doubted that it was accurate.

              Since the vote, the Conservative government has repeatedly, said 'Brexit means Brexit', 'the people have spoken' and so on. The Labour Party has not challenged the vote or declared an intention of opposing Brexit.

              A couple of aging former Prime Minsters have suggested a second referendum but that is not going to happen unless, perhaps, there is massive popular demand (hard to imagine).

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              1. wilderness profile image96
                wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                "A couple of aging former Prime Minsters have suggested a second referendum"

                And so have lots of people.  So has the media.  And that is the point being made: if you don't get the results you wanted, make an end play until you DO get what you wanted.

                While I don't see it happening in Brexit, it could.  Just as it could in "recounting" Clinton's votes until they are higher than Trumps.

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            2. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              The revote should reveal the fraud if it is designed to validate each vote rather than just count.

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          2. PhoenixV profile image64
            PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            ....yada yada enlightenment.""





            What is the truth? The world is a dangerous and dark place. Does the truth not stand as a lighthouse as the storms toss the ships of falsehoods upon the rocky coasts? The truth is not as easy as it sounds, you see. What is truth when your helicopter is taking RPG fire? Its all about the truth of saving your own life and the lives of your comrades in arms, no doubt.  What does the truth mean when your LZ is hot, say in Chicago or Bosnia? What is the truth when you are under sniper fire? The truth is just one convenient link away from a goofy youtube video no one ever saw. Pulease.

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            1. Will Apse profile image88
              Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              You expressed what I have been talking perfectly. Especially the blank space. Thx for that.

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              1. PhoenixV profile image64
                PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Yw. Ps.  the only thing coming up green in the green party as far as J. Stein is concerned is her portfolio.

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                1. PhoenixV profile image64
                  PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Saving the environment one paperless oil & gas dividend at a time. Lets count some votes!

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          3. Live to Learn profile image60
            Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            I am interested in the truth but I honestly think most in the fray are most interested in discovering truth which supports their position. I think that to believe no illegals voted in a national election is too naive to believe. The question of how many is important to determine. If it is a high number and it is swaying the outcome of some elections that is a problem which needs to be corrected. I realize democrats cringe at the thought of anyone believing anyone might believe any did.

            As I said. Getting a driver's license in this state also causes a voter card to be mailed. Automatically. I'd be curious how those who are not allowed to vote are monitored. I would have loved for the girl I work for to have gone down and tried. All they do when you walk in to vote is look at the I.D. given (I handed over a driver's license) and compare it to the rolls they had on the table. I know these people and I know how the government of this county works. It isn't the most efficient or well managed.

            So you know, I have no problem with any recounts, anywhere in the U.S. Nothing wrong with double checking results, as long as the U.S. taxpayer doesn't have to foot the bill.

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  6. profile image51
    margayabesposted 7 years ago

    whether its true or not, its seems like this generation wants to try the opposite of all conventional . changed has come

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  7. mrpopo profile image73
    mrpopoposted 7 years ago

    Also guys, be sure to only read those sites that call themselves fact-checking sites. Remember, if there's fact next to their name, it must be true.

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    1. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      smile

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  8. KJ Fitz profile image55
    KJ Fitzposted 7 years ago

    Easy answer. They didn't.  Every study ever undertaken has shown claims of widespread voter fraud to be BS.

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    1. wilderness profile image96
      wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Do those studies define what "widespread" is?  1% of the total votes?  Half a percent?  Or more in the neighborhood of 5% (still a very low percentage)?

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  9. colorfulone profile image78
    colorfuloneposted 7 years ago

    Hyperreality does not have an original source.

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  10. Will Apse profile image88
    Will Apseposted 7 years ago

    Many of the most popular pro-Trump fake news sites are located in  Velles, Macedonia, apparently. They are run by teenagers who noticed that Trump Facebook supporters will click anything that is pro-Trump and anti-Democrat. They also noticed that fake news garners more clicks than real news.

    http://usercontent1.hubstatic.com/13303606.jpg

    The site owners do not care about politics they just want the ad income from Facebook.

    https://www.buzzfeed.com/craigsilverman … .foVbWVg5z

    You could call this foreign interference in the US election but I would put the focus on the gullibility of US voters.

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    1. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I found this interesting.  Chip and Joanna Gaines have worked miracles with dumps for years.  It is one of the most  popular HGTV shows.  Last month, they were in Christianity Today Magazine.  Now someone wants to have them taken off television because they "probably" don't support same sex marriage.

      Should we not have a balance in our lives?  Will Christians be banned from the airwaves?  Is this a lie?  NO!  It happened to the Benham Brothers.  These are the kinds of things that tip people to Trump as opposed to HRC.

      BuzzFeed’s hit piece on Chip and Joanna Gaines is dangerous

      https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/act … ad58e8059d 


      HGTV fires Benham brothers for Christian beliefs; 'If faith costs us a TV show then so be it,' say brothers

      The network pulled the plug after protests from gay activists.

      http://www.christiantoday.com/article/h … /37290.htm

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      http://usercontent1.hubstatic.com/13303702.jpg

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      1. Misfit Chick profile image76
        Misfit Chickposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        "Should we not have a balance in our lives?  Will Christians be banned from the airwaves?  Is this a lie?  NO!  It happened to the Benham Brothers.  These are the kinds of things that tip people to Trump as opposed to HRC."

        Maybe I'm missing your meaning, but I'm puzzled... Why would this situation be blamed on Hillary and  drive people to Trump? While I realize that there were many many people in the gay community who voted for Trump, I really think most Millenials were not aware of the party he is attached to. It seemed to me that a lot of people were voting just 'for him' and not even considering his political party. They like Trump because he said that anyone could use any bathroom in his tower. Whatever. The Republicans are (currently) founded on the ideals of Christian militants who are not even SORT of 'gay-friendly', etc. You don't vote FOR people who are adamantly against your very existence - at least, you shouldn't and probably wouldn't if you knew better.

        I agree with you that this is a ridiculous situation; but Christians are the ones who make such a big deal about these same-sex issues when they should be non-issues, by now. I mean, what do you care if you think someone is going to go to hell because they're gay? Mind your own business; and stop judging people and claiming yourselves to be more 'worthy' than those perverted 'sinners' - and maybe 'the left' (which is an all-inclusive group of all races, genders & sexual orientations) might stop pushing back so hard against stuff like this. Its a two-way street.

        Hillary lost because of racism & misogyny. Its plain as day. The few people who came out to vote (mostly white men); came out to make sure Hillary DIDN'T win - very few actually voted because they thought Trump's policies were 'the best ones'. It was mostly spite - and oh yeah, emails! The rest of the country stayed home because they didn't want to make a choice between the two - which, is still a vote. "Nope, I refuse to vote for that crook Hillary and I don't care if Trump wins - it would serve her right!"

        If that exact same email scandal had happened to a male politician 1) it would have been buried among a lot more devious scandals than Hillary has under her belt, and barely brushed over; and 2) a candidate like Bernie would not have had a shot at the Democratic nomination to begin with.

        Bernie supporters couldn't vote for Hillary before Trump became the GOP nominee (its not like Bernie could run under his own party and win); so guess who they voted for? (Yeah, most also voted for Obama 2x.) They are the uber-liberals that you all keep complaining about. They are the ones who want absolutely everything to be free for everyone. They want not just Obamacare, they want free Universal Healthcare for absolutely everyone, as well as free college, etc. THESE people SPLIT the Democratic Party in HALF during the nomination process - Bernie was almost the nominee! (Kind of like how Trump was successful in hijacking the GOP.)

        It will be interesting to see how things play out with all those uber-liberals & ultra-conservatives in the same bed for four years. Of course, since Trump is pretty much re-establishing the GOP war regime - libs are going to find out just how much fun they can be. I hope you all remember whose fault it was when/if the time for saying 'I told you so' ever comes.

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        1. Live to Learn profile image60
          Live to Learnposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Just want to point out that 'I told you so' doesn't mean much when the only other option was Hillary because the logical response will be 'it could have been worse'.

          Also, your defense of those who would have people lose their jobs simply because they are Christian can be countered with the same comment you made 'Mind your own business; and stop judging people'. As you said, it is a two way street. Two wrongs do not only not make a right, what they usually end up doing is setting stage for a whole lot more perceived wrongs.

          It is not plain as day that Hillary lost because of racism and misogyny. As long as that is the belief of some we can't move forward as a nation to address the real reasons Hillary lost. Hillary quite possible could have lost to a two headed pony from a sex show in the Philippines. If that was the only opponent fielded against her. Would we then have claimed she lost because of sexual perversion? Hillary represented all that was wrong with Washington and there is so much wrong there, so many people are completely and irrevocably disgusted, that her winning would have been an uphill battle against anyone or anything.

          None of this equates to spite against Hillary. This is karma. Long overdue karma. Anyone complaining that she was treated different than any man might have been ignores the fact that Hillary played the game as well (if not better) than any man in Washington. She paid the price for playing the game. A game we, the people, never asked to be played..consistently complained about politicians playing it...and remained completely ignored for many years while this country went deeper into debt without clear evidence that our tax dollars were being spent in a manner which was in the best interests of all.

          I will say that had Obama care been well planned, well implemented and had achieved the things promised by the administration there might have been some type of reprieve for Washington. But, it lived down to the worst of all of the criticisms and it ended up pushing many moderates to the right.

          I do agree with you that the next four years will be interesting. And, I predict that if they don't learn to work together, put our interests first through reasonable and intelligent compromise because that is what will best serve America. We are a nation of liberals, conservatives and all the rest of us in between with a little liberal and a little conservative in our views....and do everything in their power to turn our government around; what we saw this election cycle will just be the tip of the iceberg.

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        2. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          My point is that people are extreme on both ends.  Anyone in the middle that doesn't believe what an extreme believes is demonized.  That causes people in the middle to weigh that extra situation and vote for one extreme versus the other.

          All this couple did was appear in a Christian magazine.  Now there is a move to get them off of television.  They have been Christians the whole time their show was on.  What changed other than them being in a Christian magazine.  It is their First Amendment right to choose any religion they want to be part of.

          Maybe my example was a little abstract.  I was trying to talk about things that drive people to one end versus the other.

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    2. Jean Bakula profile image93
      Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      +1

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    3. PhoenixV profile image64
      PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      The site owners do not care about politics they just want the ad income from Facebook.


      Which makes them more honest than ABC NBC CBS MSNBC CNN and all their hollywood freak shows.

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      1. Will Apse profile image88
        Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        One of the wonderful things about Christianity in times gone by was the believe that all truths led to God. This made Christians very careful in their evaluation of facts. Scholars, jurists, philosophers and commentators were scrupulous in their pursuit of truth. Even ordinary folk generally held that dishonesty was the work of Satan.

        Seems that things have changed. The comfort of hearing what you want to hear has become more important.

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        1. PhoenixV profile image64
          PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          How was bibly study or church today? ...?

          But I do believe Christians should turn off ABC NBC CBS msnbc and cnn and well all of broadcast tv if they are concerned about dishonest reporting of the news. The only thing honest about tv is when THey use the term programming.

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          1. Will Apse profile image88
            Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            In the UK, broadcasters (not newspapers) are bound by law to report the news honestly and without bias. This means presenting the facts in a straight forward way without spin and making sure that the opinions of all parties involved in the news item are fairly represented.

            Any broadcaster who gets it wrong will have at least one of the political parties on their backs, journalists will be fired, and there will be a scandal. This makes broadcast news a bit dull but pretty reliable.

            You can sink into the swamp of politics by picking up a newspaper.

            I reckon the US needs at least a few solid reference points when it comes to the dissemination of news. Dull but honest broadcasting.

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            1. PhoenixV profile image64
              PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Consider yourself lucky if it is true. I cannot remember when US News was honest. But it is much worse than that. Add in entertainment, shows, movies, game shows and commercials. 24/7 some overt some subtle.

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            2. PhoenixV profile image64
              PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Whats all this about someone named Stuart Hall and or Jimmy Savile?

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              1. PhoenixV profile image64
                PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Maybe someone with exemplary critical thinking skills can help me figure this out. Where I come from we have local tv and newspapers that still do a little investigative reporting.  It usually involves nursing home abuse or some contractor taking advantage of an eldely home owner. Bottom line its the news agency the elderly can trust! Kind of a motto.

                Anywho, it looks like we got a couple of fellers in I guess the UK who for decades seem to have raped small children. And it looks like the BBC investigated it and exposed it and the bobbies came and took them away.

                But the confusing part for me is that instead of that happening, they actually worked for the BBC?

                Can someone figure this out? Which is true?

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              2. Will Apse profile image88
                Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                Blamed on a culture of deference by numerous inquiries. In other words, you can get away with anything if you are rich and famous.

                And just to point out that none of the characters in those scandals were journalists or  even news presenters. They were all celebrity entertainers.

                None of this excuses the kind of macho culture that allows the strong to prey upon the weak.

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                1. PhoenixV profile image64
                  PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this


                  Savile had 450 complaints. Characterized as Britains most prolific sex offender. 28 victims under the age of 10 years old. Had a BBC broadcast show for 25 years. 450 complaints.  Would you characterize BBC world news as being reliable? How many complaints would it take for them to kind of figure it out?

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          2. PhoenixV profile image64
            PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            After Brian williams space shuttle was shot down by SAM missiles over Moscow. I started following goofballs like Andrea Mitchell on Twitter. The night before the election her and team nbc were celebrating their historical win of electing the first woman president. And I laughed. I don't look at them as news agencies  I look at them as really really really dumb comedians.

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            1. Will Apse profile image88
              Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Lol. I reckon you should run for President. You have all the qualifications.

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              1. PhoenixV profile image64
                PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                I dont know what you mean exactly. But if I were president I would lawyer up x10 and get rid of the executive branch and have the lawyers create some laws after the fact and use executive powers, orders and privilages to make it happen. Just like they do now, but one last time for the right reason.

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                1. Castlepaloma profile image76
                  Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  That  is why most Presidents were prior lawyers.

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                  1. PhoenixV profile image64
                    PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    What would you do Mr. Castlepaloma if elected? Excuse me. Mr President CastlePaloma.

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        2. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Will, the "all truths" thing may have been a generic religious belief.  It was never a Christian belief.  The main thing about Christianity is that it is not something that should be forced on people.  Many go off half cocked, thinking that they are supposed to become Christians.  They are WRONG.  It is an individual/personal decision. 

          I've heard many people say they use to be Christians but are not.  They say that because they went to church, usually coerced as children.

          Unfortunately, Christianity gets the bad rap because of people trying to elevate themselves.

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          1. Will Apse profile image88
            Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Doesn't get a bad rep from me. And I don't know many Christians who support falsehood as a way of life.

            Of course, many small churches are poorly led by barely educated preachers and they can be a menace, especially if those preachers only tell people what is easy to hear. When Christianity is subverted in that way, it is just another form of mindless populism

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            1. PhoenixV profile image64
              PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Its different here in America. Throughout our history the small churches usually were the schools.  Just the same as Harvard and Yale were originally built to train ministers and such. Usually the ministers had extensive libraries to contribute.  Kind of the same way as the hospitals and charities. Im sure they educated, tended the wounds of, gave food to, gave a few bucks to an uneducated person who was suffereing from disease and rebelling against the Lord.

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            2. dianetrotter profile image63
              dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Christianity, taught as in the Bible, is a work on the individual.  The way the person lives should make others want to know about the life.

              There are crooks in all size churches and on the street corner.  They will be held accountable by God.

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  11. Will Apse profile image88
    Will Apseposted 7 years ago

    I note that someone starting shooting at Comet Ping Pong a couple of hours ago.

    Just one more example of how conspiracy theories play out in populations who cannot differentiate between truth and fiction.

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    1. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Pizzagate is the big thing now!  Gen'l Flynn's grandson(?) started it.

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    2. Don W profile image82
      Don Wposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Indeed. The question is why?

      Why do people seem more likely to believe what they read on the web? Is it because it's a new form of mass communication so unlike TV, radio, newspapers etc, people haven't developed the same mistrust of it as a medium? Is it because the web is a more democratized form of communication (anyone can communicate to millions of people in an instant) so people think it bypasses the various biases of the mainstream media? What's the deal? Why are people so lacking in critical thinking skills when it comes to the web and stories like those in the opening post? Is this the way it's always been, but because of the web, we get a more of a glimpse of what people are thinking?

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      1. Dean Traylor profile image94
        Dean Traylorposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Confirmation bias. There's a lot of people out there that want to hear something that affirms to their own beliefs rather hearing cold-hard facts. There's an old saying: A horrible truth is much better than a fanciful lie. However, most people will take the fanciful lie if it fits with their beliefs (especially if it's ideological).

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        1. mrpopo profile image73
          mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Bingo.

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        2. colorfulone profile image78
          colorfuloneposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I like that.  Then...a knowledge filter is a fundamental feature of science and human nature, where people tend to filter out things that don't fit. So! For example in science we find that evidence that doesn't fit the excepted paradigm tends to be eliminated. Its not taught, its not disused, and people who are educated in scientific teachings don't even learn about it and can be ignorant of truths all their lives.

          We can take that to other levels.  I prefer the truth, no matter how horrible it is to learn.  Its discovery that is exciting to me, and I suppose I have detached myself emotionally to a great deal so I can research objectively.  Its liberating!

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          1. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            Research is the key.  When someone tells me something that I have not heard, it doesn't have to be far-fetched, I like to research the matter myself.

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        3. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I love it!

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    3. mrpopo profile image73
      mrpopoposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      That population is called "human beings."

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    4. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      That's the Pizzagate I was talking about.  Gen'l Flynn's son was involved with starting that being posted on Breibart back in October.

      I think people who are in government positions should be fired for knowingly promoting falsehoods.

      FCC should find fake sites and people slandered should be able to sue for 1 million dollars.  That will cut some of that *hit to the quick.

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  12. DzyMsLizzy profile image85
    DzyMsLizzyposted 7 years ago

    Bottom line:

    "A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to put its pants on."
         .............Winston Churchill

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    1. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I've heard that one before I love it.  I must remember it.  Thank you!

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    2. Jean Bakula profile image93
      Jean Bakulaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Or to paraphrase from Hitler: "Make the lie big, make it simple, and keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it."

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      1. Castlepaloma profile image76
        Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Actually Winston Churchill was bought off politician in 1936 and given $40,000 by the Zionist banker sacrificing what was to come in the future...

        The deal later during world war, Britain was to give half of Israel  to the Zionist jews along with milliary supplies backing and financial backing. Then to bring back the Jews from several countries to their assumed myth homeland with fake documents . In exchange for America milliary rescure the British from the Germans.  Of course all of this  cost sacrificing the British Empire.

        Don't you wish , most of us could all get along and work together better, like how the greedy megalomaniac do. With one big difference in a positive way, not in such a negative way.

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        1. profile image57
          travelingguideposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          One little correction, Soviet Union, Britain and USA were under Khazar-Jewish-Zionist control and only Germany was not....The phoenix rising is a Khazar symbol and what they mean is that their empire was destroyed in the Caucasus in the 13th century but now they will rebuild it in Israel...They are not semites as they claim....They like to lie a lot...

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          1. Castlepaloma profile image76
            Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            When Hitler got elected in 1932 his policy was to send jews to Israel. Later he did make a formal agreement in Haarvara contract with Germany and Zionist jews. General Zionist work under the table in a secret society.

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            1. profile image57
              travelingguideposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Yes, secret society because "other" people or "goi" are cattleor subhumans for them and can be sacrificed....Right now a financial crisis might wipe out a lot of people but not them because they will know in advance what will happen...Again, these are Kahazars, ancient Asian tribe which accepted Judaism as their religion and have nothing to do with biblical Jews...

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              1. Castlepaloma profile image76
                Castlepalomaposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                It seem most people don't know the difference between most Americans jews and 90% Zionist jews of Israel. Most jews in America have had a good 400 year relationship in America and do not except Zionist in Israel within their Religion.

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  13. Entourage_007 profile image57
    Entourage_007posted 7 years ago

    I figured there were a lot of people that voted illegally, but the fact that people illegals are able to vote.  However, I guess its finally over.  I find it so amusing how people are still trying to overturn the vote simply because they are frustrated.  He won fair and square.

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    1. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      It now seems he had a little help from his friends.

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  14. profile image0
    calculus-geometryposted 7 years ago

    It is difficult for a non-US citizen (legal and illegal immigrants) to vote in a US election and there's no way that 3 million illegals are pulling it off.  The only ways that a non-citizen can vote are taking someone else's voter registration card and ID and posing as that person at the polling place, or getting a voter registration card through a clerical error (which happens, but is rare.)  The first scenario does happen a lot, but it's usually citizens using their dead/elderly/invalid relatives' voter registration cards to "vote early and often."  Legal and illegal immigrants don't generally have easy access to a deceased or invalid citizen's voter registration. 

    And just because you can get a driver's license as a non-citizen doesn't mean you will automatically get put on the voter rolls.  Plenty of Permanent Residents, foreign students, K1-visa mail order brides, and other kinds of legal immigrants get driver's licenses and yet there's no epidemic of legal immigrants getting registered to vote.  If savvier legal immigrants aren't pulling off voter scams, how in the world are illegals doing it?

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    1. wilderness profile image96
      wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I don't have a voter registration card.  I've never had a voter registration card.  And I've voted in every national election for the past 40+ years. 

      So when you say it is necessary to steal a voter registration card in order to vote, well, they can have mine.  No need to steal anything.

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      1. dianetrotter profile image63
        dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        Don't you have to tell them your name and then sign the register?  I've voted absentee for so many years I can't remember.

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        1. wilderness profile image96
          wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Yes to both, plus provide ID.  But there is no voter registration card.  That seemed to be the hangup - that the card was difficult to get through fraud - but it isn't even required here.

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          1. dianetrotter profile image63
            dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            ok.  I thought you give your address.  It shows you registered there.  You sign by your address.

            I do know that county can determine how many years a person did/did not vote.

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          2. My Esoteric profile image86
            My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            In FL, I have a voter ID card but never use it.  I give my drivers license which they scan and read the info from (not sure what other ID is acceptable), then sign a register and go vote.

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            1. wilderness profile image96
              wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

              Now that does jog a dim memory from 20 years ago when I registered.  I may have received a card, but if so I've never used it.  Just the DL, which is not scanned at all; the picture is compared to my face, the name found on their list and I'm given a ballot.

              How that list is generated I haven't the faintest.  I can assume it is from a 20 year old registration process, but don't know that to be true - one would think that eventually I would be asked to verify that I'm still alive, still live in the same place and have a right to vote in that precinct!  But it hasn't happened in 20 years.  (I'll add in here that a DL is good for 8 years; that's a long time to go without verification.)

              I guess the assumption is that the DMV is doing all that...but they don't, either.  They just take my money and a photo and hand over a new license.  And those checking voter registration have no idea if that license is fake or not (forged DL's are a dime a dozen in most big cities) - they just make another assumption that it is good.  Certainly a volunteer octogenarian that has trouble using an alphabetical list of names isn't going to be able to spot fake licenses.

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              1. dianetrotter profile image63
                dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                I do things online.  I haven't been inside DMV in over 20 years.  online access is supposedly very secure; however, I guess Russia can tell us more about our security.

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                1. wilderness profile image96
                  wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Had to get a new photo last time, requiring a physical visit.  But you're right - everything else is online. 

                  Although that may change - I have the time and the DMV here is easy to get into and out of.  Couple that with unreasonable fees to save them money by eliminating live cashiers and I may go back to physical visits.

                  Or maybe they will start charging for physical visits as well as checks by mail and online access.  That state's hunger for every more money is incredible.

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                  1. dianetrotter profile image63
                    dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    It probably would be good to required that people pass a driving test after a certain number of years.  The person may not have accidents but might cause a lot of others to have accidents.

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              2. My Esoteric profile image86
                My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                The 2005 REAL ID Act implements the following:
                - Title II of the act establishes new federal standards for state-issued driver licenses and non-driver identification cards.
                - Changing visa limits for temporary workers, nurses, and Australian citizens.
                - Funding some reports and pilot projects related to border security.
                - Introducing rules covering "delivery bonds" (similar to bail bonds but for aliens who have been released pending hearings).
                - Updating and tightening the laws on application for asylum and deportation of aliens for terrorist activity.
                - Waiving laws that interfere with construction of physical barriers at the borders.

                As to the first bullet, here is the documentation needed:
                - A photo ID, or a non-photo ID that includes full legal name and birth date
                - Documentation of birth date
                - Documentation of legal status and Social Security number
                - Documentation showing name and principal residence address

                And then there is this "People born on or after December 1, 1964, will have to obtain a REAL ID by December 1, 2014. Those born before December 1, 1964, will have until December 1, 2017, to obtain their REAL ID."

                It is the proof of birth and citizenship that creates the problem for a small segment of America.  A typical example is:  you are born in 1930 in Georgia, and your black.  In those days, having a record of live birth was problematic for everybody but whites, and even poor whites had problems.  Now suppose you move to North Carolina.  (The basic facts were litigated) Now, 80 years later you have to "Prove" you are an American in NC in order to vote.  How does this person easily do this given they may or may not have had a certificate of birth or, if there was one, does it still exist? 

                There is another case involving nuns who couldn't get the required ID (in Ohio or PA, I think).  Consequently, these people, and there are a lot of them, are disenfranchised by laws designed to stop something that isn't happening.

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                1. wilderness profile image96
                  wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Pretty sure I did not provide a birth certificate in 1996 when I moved into my current state (don't think I had one until I got a passport around 2010).  A utility bill and a prior drivers license; and as that license is required to be changed the day of the move by law in my state (not enforced, obviously), don't see how a utility bill could be required.

                  Somewhere in the 80's I helped one of our employees get SS.  Black, born alongside the road and then given to a neighbor as an infant, he lied about his age to enlist in the army at 15.  Round and round and round - the SS finally accepted a handwritten line on the flyleaf of the family bible as to when he was born but it took weeks to accomplish and I doubt he could ever have done it without help.

                  All that you say is true (though someone over 80 years old is surely on SS and has a SS identity), but when you end it with "something that isn't happening" I'd be really interested in proof of that statement.  We hear it a lot, but I've never seen any documentation that anyone at all has looked at millions of voters to verify they are legal.  Not even the documentation that says they are.  No one checks every name in the registration records for validity.  I've seen where only 31 out of billions of votes was illegal, and you can believe that each and every voter was investigated to see if they were a citizen permitted to vote if you want, but I don't.  And I am positive beyond any doubt whatsoever that there were more than 31 votes out of even 1 billion that were illegal.  Incorrect voting from honest errors (wrong precinct, perhaps, or not knowing that some felons cannot vote) will be higher than that.

                  We just say it doesn't happen, and that's good enough.  Is it?

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                2. GA Anderson profile image89
                  GA Andersonposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                  Hello MyEsoteric.

                  Once again I am behind the curve, I hadn't heard about the Real ID Act. I could make a joke about semi-rural living, but that probably wouldn't cover it. I just don't remember hearing about it.

                  I checked DHS's FAQs about the Act and they said the REAL ID requirements do not apply for voting or voter registration purposes. How does it disenfranchise voters?

                  GA

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                  1. wilderness profile image96
                    wildernessposted 7 years agoin reply to this

                    I believe the concept is that if you have to provide a government ID then some people will lose the chance to vote because they are unable to obtain that ID.

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    2. dianetrotter profile image63
      dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      If there is a way, Russia will figure it out.

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      1. profile image0
        calculus-geometryposted 7 years agoin reply to this

        I really don't  get your obsession with illegals (and now Russians?).  Whatever voting scam an illegal could pull off a legal could do ten times better, but you are hyper-focused on the subset of non-citizens who are illegal.  The typical illegal immigrant in the US is an unsophisticated unskilled laborer from a third world country who doesn't care one bit about politics or voting.  They are simply not voting in droves. They are kind of too busy being overworked and underpaid by the law-breaking citizens who hire them.

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        1. Will Apse profile image88
          Will Apseposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          Immigrants are your everyday Jesus, taking on the sins of the world.

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        2. PhoenixV profile image64
          PhoenixVposted 7 years agoin reply to this


          So it was the Russians...
          Interesting theory. The Russians are influencing undocumented American Citizens to vote. Once the Russians have forced them to vote for Trump, they then force them to get jobs that are normally done by heavy equipment. Almost brilliant in a sinister way. Once elected then Trump surrenders to a small group of undocumented communists.

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          1. My Esoteric profile image86
            My Esotericposted 7 years agoin reply to this

            LOL, Phoenx. :-)

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        3. dianetrotter profile image63
          dianetrotterposted 7 years agoin reply to this

          I was segueing from the 3,000,000 to the bipartisan investigations into Russia manipulating us.

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