Stacey Abrams -- GA Gubernatorial Candidate

[Bob11B]

Name the people who didn't get to vote !!!! Dead ones? Illegal aliens?

That was my thing, I think she is well-spoken but who didn’t get to vote? It was as if it was 30-40 years ago. Long lines ? Nonsense, they still got to vote. I think she was referring to when Democrats say it is wrong to need an ID to vote because not everyone has access to an ID, which is bull. Or referring to when they said hey don’t all have transportation. I highly disagree that we have a voter registration process issue.

I was in Iraq for their first elections, now that is a voting issue.

 

[BrownArmy]

That was my thing, I think she is well-spoken but who didn’t get to vote? It was as if it was 30-40 years ago. Long lines ? Nonsense, they still got to vote. I think she was referring to when Democrats say it is wrong to need an ID to vote because not everyone has access to an ID, which is bull. Or referring to when they said hey don’t all have transportation. I highly disagree that we have a voter registration process issue.

I was in Iraq for their first elections, now that is a voting issue.

Welcome back, cute kid in your avatar!

There are serious voter irregularities in the US that aren’t great...my guess is you and I disagree about where those irregularities occur.

I think we would agree, every eligible US citizen should be able to vote.

I could go on and on (welcome to the BC).

 

[Bob11B]

Welcome back, cute kid in your avatar!

There are serious voter irregularities in the US that aren’t great...my guess is you and I disagree about where those irregularities occur.

I think we would agree, every eligible US citizen should be able to vote.

I could go on and on (welcome to the BC).

I agree with you I guess the problem lies with “should be able to vote”. Should a person be provided transportation? Should a person be able to vote without an ID if they don’t have one? That’s when things get sketchy/debateable.

 

[rod]

I agree with you I guess the problem lies with “should be able to vote”. Should a person be provided transportation? Should a person be able to vote without an ID if they don’t have one? That’s when things get sketchy/debateable.

You need an ID to get a library card, to cash a check, to get into Costco, to collect any state lottery payout over a hundred bucks. I would imagine you have to show some kind of ID to obtain welfare / food stamps and for many many other tihings too. If you don't want to show an ID to vote you are for sure involved in illegal voting someway. Every state has personal ID's that are easily obtainable if you don't have a drivers license.

 

[Bob11B]

You need an ID to get a library card, to cash a check, to get into Costco, to collect any state lottery payout over a hundred bucks. I would imagine you have to show some kind of ID to obtain welfare / food stamps and for many many other tihings too. If you don't want to show an ID to vote you are for sure involved in illegal voting someway. Every state has personal ID's that are easily obtainable if you don't have a drivers license.

I agree 1000% but the Democratic Party made an argument a couple of years ago that this wasn’t fair. Also, not all polling places require an ID to vote.

 

[rod]

I realize that not all places require an ID---BUT THEY SHOULD. As for the Dems saying "it isn't fair" I rest my case---Dems like to vote (dead or alive).

 

[Old Man Jingles]

I think we would agree, every eligible US citizen should be able to vote.

I don't know of anyone who would disagree with that.

 

[BrownArmy]

I agree with you I guess the problem lies with “should be able to vote”. Should a person be provided transportation? Should a person be able to vote without an ID if they don’t have one? That’s when things get sketchy/debateable.

Well, that’s where gets real, in 1966.

Why don’t certain (black) citizens have an ID?

Well, turns out rascist nonsense blocked otherwise eligible darkys from getting very simple privileges that were easily afforded to less/same privileged white counterparts.

What’s your question?

I just met you, and I like you, but I’m gonna fight you.

Also, educate all of us about Iraq, there’s lots of talk on this forum, not much reality.

You were in Iraq?

 

[BrownArmy]

I agree 1000% but the Democratic Party made an argument a couple of years ago that this wasn’t fair. Also, not all polling places require an ID to vote.

I don’t need an ID to vote...

Would it make you feel better if I did?

For what purpose?

Are you proposing a National ID?

If I show up at my polling place...

There’s no situation where I could even be on the actual list without having already supplied three different types of citizenship.

By all means, come to MA, and try and fake-vote, it’s not clear to me you would succeed.

 

[DriveInDriveOut]

Easiest way to commit voter fraud is with a mail in ballot. You won't see the grand old diaper wearing wheelchair Republican party touch that "right".

 

[moreluck]

Dead peo

I agree with you I guess the problem lies with “should be able to vote”. Should a person be provided transportation? Should a person be able to vote without an ID if they don’t have one? That’s when things get sketchy/debateable.

dead people…...no matter what your state, shouldn't vote!!!

 

[rod]

A few years ago during the second Obama election the Dems around here were rounding up "mentally challenged" people from the group homes and busing them to the polls. Apparently all you have to have is a mailing address to vote---didn't matter that they didn't have a clue what was going on. Once there the "volunteers" had to "assist" these people in voting. Thank god a big enough stink was raised about it they mostly stopped doing it.

 

[Jkloc420]

the word failed needs to be in the title of this thread

 

[rod]

darkys

darkys? Is this an acceptable politically correct term that can be used by white people? I'm curious--I don't want to offend anyone.

 

[brownmonster]

A few years ago during the second Obama election the Dems around here were rounding up "mentally challenged" people from the group homes and busing them to the polls. Apparently all you have to have is a mailing address to vote---didn't matter that they didn't have a clue what was going on. Once there the "volunteers" had to "assist" these people in voting. Thank god a big enough stink was raised about it they mostly stopped doing it.

Apparently they got away with it again in 2016. This time they voted Republican.

 

[rod]

Apparently they got away with it again in 2016. This time they voted Republican.

good good---equal opportunity you know

 

[MAKAVELI]

A few years ago during the second Obama election the Dems around here were rounding up "mentally challenged" people from the group homes and busing them to the polls. Apparently all you have to have is a mailing address to vote---didn't matter that they didn't have a clue what was going on. Once there the "volunteers" had to "assist" these people in voting. Thank god a big enough stink was raised about it they mostly stopped doing it.

Fake news.

 

[rod]

Fake news.

I Wish is was. It was a pretty crappy move on the Dems part----even though it apparently is legal. A person can have assistance in a voting booth and all you need is a mailing address to vote here. Hauling bus loads of them in is stretching it though.

 

[MAKAVELI]

I Wish is was. It was a pretty crappy move on the Dems part----even though it apparently is legal. A person can have assistance in a voting booth and all you need is a mailing address to vote here. Hauling bus loads of them in is stretching it though.

No really it's fake news.

 

[oldngray]

I Wish is was. It was a pretty crappy move on the Dems part----even though it apparently is legal. A person can have assistance in a voting booth and all you need is a mailing address to vote here. Hauling bus loads of them in is stretching it though.

They even gave "assistance" in filling out the ballots.