by
Zeno
Potas
The
media backs the government in saying that fraudulent voting is so
minuscule that it doesn't really exist. Take a quick look at
political history and you will find that not only does it exist, but
it has decided elections and thereby, changed the course of history.
Since the first ballot was cast, bosses of one kind and another have
been buying, selling, stealing, bribing, horse-trading for the
highest advantages. A Texan needs no pinprick to recollect how Lyndon
Johnson and Friends, when they needed votes in Jim Wells County, in
the 1948 senatorial contest, found just the number they needed- or in
1960 when Joseph Kennedy needed to "fix" the vote in
Illinois as to steal the election to get his son into the White
House.
The
task of preventing ineligible and illegal ballots from being
cast probably requires a combination of public warnings and
education against unlawful voting, regular purging of
ineligible people (deceased, felons, non-citizens, etc) from
voter rolls, as well as voter ID laws. The Leftist Progressive
Socialist Party(D) opposes all of
these steps as "voter
suppression." Unless you have a very low opinion of minorities, how could you conceivably argue that it is racist to
require that all voters prove their identity as a condition to
voting? If anything racist is involved here, it is in the suggestion
that minorities are too incompetent to furnish their IDs. How could
you disrespect minorities any more that that? If people can't muster
their ID --
I don't care who they are -- then they don't deserve the
privilege of voting, and people who want to protect their right to do
so without ID are on their face suspect.
If
you are able to navigate through the news medias obsession with the
Kardashians, BLM, and phony Russian threats, just to mention a few,
you will find that behind the smoke and mirrors, election fraud not
only goes on today, it is accelerating.
An
NBC station in Fort Myers, Florida, aired a report about
many non-citizens it caught voting illegally.
California
state Sen. Roderick Wright (D) was convicted of eight
felony counts of voter fraud and perjury for acts committed in five
different elections.
A
criminal investigation in Iowa turned up 80 cases of
potential voter fraud. Many recent legislative races in Iowa were
decided by fewer than 100 votes, including 10 decided by fewer than
50 votes.
A
similar report by a Philadelphia city commissioner in 2012
chronicled multiple instances of voter fraud through impersonation,
double voting, and voting by non-citizens.
Prosecutors
say the 63-year-old Tennessee man voted in the 2012 presidential
election, not once ... not twice ... but three times, in three
different states.
In
Wisconsin, 52-year-old Robert Monroe also was sentenced to jail
earlier this year after he was charged with 13 counts of
election fraud, including multiple voting and voting twice in the
2012 presidential race.
Wendy
Rosen(D), who was running in Maryland's 1st Congressional
District, had voted twice in Maryland and Florida in two separate
elections.
In
Cincinnati, veteran poll worker Melowese
Richardson was accused of
voting twice in the 2012 presidential election, after Hamilton
County prosecutors charged her in 2013 with eight counts of illegal
voting over several elections. She pleaded guilty to four
counts, and prosecutors said she had even voted in the
presidential election for her sister, who had been in a coma for
almost a decade.
In
Kansas, Lincoln Wilson also was charged with voting in both that
state and in Colorado. He was accused of multiple counts stemming
from the 2010, 2012, and 2014 elections.
In
California, The East Bay Times reported that "in just three
counties, Contra Costa, Alameda and Santa Clara, 194 people voted
twice, suggesting the abuse statewide might run into the thousands."
A
2012 Pew Center on The States study said "approximately 2.75
million people have registrations in more than one state."
Pew said 68,000 people were registered in three states, and 1,807
were even registered in three states.
It
is a shame on us that our country is run by partisan Progressive
Socialist Democrats who are waging war against the integrity of the
election process for their own gain. To do this they are chipping
away at the rule of law and the sovereignty of the several
states. Election fraud is a crime against
the entire American public. It is a crime against the Constitution
and a crime against the foundations of our nation," The TRUTH
is that it exists and it is accelerating.