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has voter fraud started in OHIO
discusdad
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Lessee here; election year, (D) running, surprised they got caught so soon, it's usually after the election that their fraud & deceit is uncovered.
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Use the link again and read the 2nd headline saying that the report was false... Oh, it's the one in red.
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But it does happen, right?
Use the link again and read the 2nd headline saying that the report was false... Oh, it's the one in red.
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I saw that.
It also said they were found in a building and the picture is obviously take inside a semi trailer.
Use the link again and read the 2nd headline saying that the report was false... Oh, it's the one in red.
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BIG fraud a-coming - what will we do about that?
quote:But it does happen, right?
I spent the first half of my adult life in Chicago. That should answer your question immediately. There are few if any cities that can claim the degree of criminality for voter fraud than Chicago through it's mafioso-like mayors office. 'Getting the vote out' was tantamount to raiding the grave yards to obtain more names for the list of eligible voters.
The city's aldermen were in charge of patronage jobs, jobs in exchange for political favors, monetary or otherwise. This led to city workers going door-to-door in their neighborhoods with offers of pay for votes, intimidation and busing to the polls to stack the numbers in favor of the Democratic machine.
Yes, it does happen. The Daley father/son tag team were the greatest offenders of the laws but also the greatest city organizers in the history of Chicago.
Richard J. Daley, 48th mayor, 1955-1976
Michael A. Bilandic, 49th mayor, 1976-1979
Jane Byrne, 50th mayor, 1979-1983
Harold Washington, 51st mayor, 1983-1987
David Duvall Orr, 52nd mayor, 1987
Eugene Sawyer, 53rd mayor, 1987-1989
Richard M. Daley, 54th mayor, 1989-2011
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