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Up to 2.1 Million Hispanics May Have Voted Illegally
2017 Feb 17, 5:52am 4,179 views 21 comments
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Y
2017 Feb 17, 6:36am
The congressional trumpets have it in their power, now, to authorize voter validation methods that would modernize the system and put this issue to rest.
Inaction on their part, now, disqualifies them from complaining about voter fraud later.
georgeliberte
2017 Feb 17, 1:11pm
Having run eight precincts as the Roving Inspector for elections for the last twelve years I call Bullshit! And I am in California, whish would no doubt be the most suspect state if any of this were true. I have dealt with one attempt and shut them down (politely).
Ceffer
2017 Feb 17, 2:14pm
Will Trump's wall include built in voting booths, so they don't have to step over the border?
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Up to 2.1 Million Hispanics May Have Voted Illegally
Duh. Anyone who believes that illegal voting isn't happening, must be a Democrat.
Dan8267
2017 Feb 17, 9:52pm
An analysis of a little-known study concluded there may have been more than 2 million non-citizen Hispanics who illegally voted last year.
Make it 2 billion. If you're going to lie, lie big.
Duh. Anyone who believes that illegal voting isn't happening, must be a Democrat.
Sure, a total of a dozen illegal votes were cast in the last election. Meanwhile, 5.85 million American citizens over 18 were outright denied the right to vote for purely political reasons. The real election fraud is voter suppression.
Rew
2017 Feb 19, 12:19am
We absolutely should continue with the non-mainstream sources. I'm sure we have some more Pizzagates in us as a nation.
Reason and moderation appears to be in short supply these days. I'll probably have wished for some more euphemism when people start killing each other over stoked bigotry and fear.
Tenpoundbass
2017 Feb 19, 11:48am
I did Carpet in the "Where's the Beef!?" Lady's house back in the 80's when I moved to South Florida.
She became a huge celebrity from that commercial. Her house was full of pictures of her with everyone famous you could imagine.
Tenpoundbass
2017 Feb 19, 11:51am
I would kill for a burger joint with a lot of bun.
They all suck now burger buns are like 3 1/2 inches wide, even that places that boast about their 1/3 lb burgers, it's a huge disgusting meatloaf chunk not a burger.
Burgers are thin, wide and stacked. You want more grilled surface than meat thickness.
Patrick
2017 Feb 19, 11:59am
We absolutely should continue with the non-mainstream sources.
@Rew watchu talking bout? I quoted the state government:
Patrick
2017 Feb 19, 12:00pm
I would kill for a burger joint with a lot of bun.
They all suck now burger buns are like 3 1/2 inches wide, even that places that boast about their 1/3 lb burgers, it's a huge disgusting meatloaf chunk not a burger.
Burgers are thin, wide and stacked. You want more grilled surface than meat thickness.
Sounds like a commercial opportunity to provide a better burger, for a price!
Tenpoundbass
2017 Feb 19, 3:49pm
Sounds like a commercial opportunity to provide a better burger, for a price!
You mean I should reinvent the whopper?
Here's some beef:
This is the documentation of how the 2.1 illegals that voted illegally? Sorry, I missed it somehow. This isn't even bun.
Dan8267
2017 Feb 20, 7:59am
You want more grilled surface than meat thickness.
I've never gotten any complaints about the thickness of my meat. I guarantee you there's no problem. I guarantee.
zzyzzx
2017 Feb 20, 8:02am
may have been
potentially a large number
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And your point is? The number of potential illegal voters should be zero. Voter rolls need to be audited. No illegals or dead people, or people voting in multiple juristrictions period.
And your point is? The number of potential illegal voters should be zero. Voter rolls need to be audited. No illegals or dead people, or people voting in multiple juristrictions period.
Want to show the numbers of illegals, dead people, multiple jurisdictions that voted? Where's the beef?
Are you willing to pony up the money in new taxes to audit all the voter rolls? People move, people die. The rolls sometimes don't get updated. Most states do a pretty good job at tracking it all down. How would you suggest potential illegal voters be zero? How would you suggest elections boards go about tracking down every single person on their rolls that may have moved or died in real time? Seriously how would this be done in real life? Have you presented your plan to your state representative? Have you gotten together groups of people to lobby for your plan? Or have you just done the girl thing, sit around and talk about the problem. If you aren't part of the solution then sit down and shut up.
There is a big difference between being registered and voting.
Breaking news--
Up to 10 million whites may have voted illegally for Trump in last election!!!!!!!!!!!
Where's the beef?
In your barn, but you already knew that.
Now that you have figured out your next target for sexual gratification I'll make sure my beef wears a chastity belt.
https://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/millions-hispanics-illegal-vote/2017/02/16/id/774045/
An analysis of a little-known study concluded there may have been more than 2 million non-citizen Hispanics who illegally voted last year.
The Washington Times cites the 2013 study, which was conducted by McLaughlin and Associates. A separate, and more recent, analysis by research nonprofit Just Facts found there was potentially a large number of non-citizens who managed to cast a vote in last fall's presidential election.
Donald Trump won the election but lost the popular vote to Democrat Hillary Clinton. He has said several times he believes voter fraud was rampant.
In the 2013 study, 13 percent of the non-citizen Hispanics said they were registered to vote.
According to the Times, James Agresti of Just Facts examined the results, applied it to 2013 U.S. Census data, and concluded that as many as 2.1 million Hispanics could have been illegally registered to vote.
"Contrary to the claims of many media outlets and so-called fact-checkers, this nationally representative scientific poll confirms that a sizable number of non-citizens in the U.S. are registered to vote," Agresti said.
It is against the law for non-citizens to register to vote in U.S. elections.
During a lunch with a bipartisan group of senators last week, Trump brought new life to the issue of voter fraud by saying he and former Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte would have won in New Hampshire if not for voters being bused in from out of state.
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