2016 Postmortem

SoutherDem

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4. Lets assume Governor Snot is correct

Reply to lookingfortruth (Original post)

Tue Jun 12, 2012, 03:30 PM

Jun 2012

What about those who received letters saying they were going to be removed but were Americans. Why do I feel more letters went to Democrats than Republicans. Also, went to Hispanics who were in areas which were Democrat than those in Republican areas.

IF he has a list of 100 and 50 did vote, those should be charged with voter fraud. I don't think he has them, this is just some meat for the conservative to chew on for a while.

I don't mind verifying the list but do so starting November after the election so there is plenty of time to fix any errors. To do so with only 5 months left will not leave much time to fix the errors, Gov. Snot what about the 500 who you didn't allow to vote who should have been allowed to do so?

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Scott Claims to have found 50 non-citizens voting in elections -- SHOW US THER PROOF! [View all] lookingfortruth Jun 2012 OP

I was listening to CNN and heard this interview and thought the same thing... Not Me Jun 2012 #1

and still insignificant.... rfranklin Jun 2012 #2

A recurring theme with Scott quaker bill Jun 2012 #10

Florida Republicans HooptieWagon Jun 2012 #3

Lets assume Governor Snot is correct SoutherDem Jun 2012 #4

Wow, fifty out of a total registered voter population of what, 10 million??? Denninmi Jun 2012 #5

Shouldn't the focus be on making sure eligible voters CAN vote AndyA Jun 2012 #6

If there are any frauds Politicalboi Jun 2012 #7

Here is what is more likely.... rufus dog Jun 2012 #8

Show us their arrest records and deportations for doing it. Until then, it's a lie. freshwest Jun 2012 #9

I'll bet 49 of them were named Diebold :) dickthegrouch Jun 2012 #11