Comments on: Could Voter Fraud Steal the 2008 Election?

By: Terrie

Terrie — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 20:11:59 +0000

There are far too many, well documented, cases of Election Fraud to ever deny the validity of a concern. Remember Al Gore and Florida? The endless discussions over chads? Unfortunately, this is a reality of our flawed election system. All one needs to do is look at who is running the polls – we had teenagers running ours. I believe Obama won the “race” using the same bag of tricks as any other politician. To say differently smacks of “sour grapes”.

I did not vote for Obama because I did not and still do not have a clue about who he is, where he comes from, and what his plans are for our country. In his speech last night, I was apalled to think he and his toadies NOW believe this country is great.

By: Dawn

Dawn — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 19:22:22 +0000

I have not been impressed with McCain from the beginning. If you follow politics at all, it was plain to see who really cared about what he said he did. I hope ALL elected officials could see that “we the people” are quite fed up with the ugly personal attacks. WE THE PEOPLE care about issues! GO FIGURE!
With that said, I was very impressed with the last leg of the race. How could I not be!
McCain could have stolen this election the same as Bush! Just ask Michael Connell. Yet he did not!
You SIR, have earned respect you did not have yesterday. You SIR, brought the true hope in the democratic system back to America! You SIR, lost with dignity!
I thank you as a citizen that voted for Ron Paul and later Obama.
God speed!

By: Saul N Green

Saul N Green — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 04:35:32 +0000

Oh!…….Heritage Foundation! Isn’t that an ultra-right wing think tank with a stable of about
100 columnists [like Michelle Malkin, Dennis Prager, Star Parker, & David Limbaugh] hellbent on spreading lies and propaganda?

By: Saul N Green

Saul N Green — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:56:19 +0000

Voter Fraud? Is a non-issue – just like all the other “Newspeak” words and expressions Republicans throw at you to create a diversion away from the real important issues.
When they can’t argue the facts they erect a “Strawman”.

By: england expects

england expects — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 03:11:42 +0000

read the book stupid white men by micheal moore about boy george and his 2004 election fraud.

By: dRapNOid

dRapNOid — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 02:36:56 +0000

‘Voter’ fraud is when a ‘voter’ committs the fraud…i.e using multiple ID’s to cast more than one vote. ELECTION fraud is when the election is rigged. Call it what it is.

By: GaryCol

GaryCol — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 02:10:45 +0000

Thank you SecretCivilian I have been saying that since I first read his bio nearly two years ago.

There are two court challenges to Obama and his eligibility to nominate. As these have been lodged for some time there cannot be a claim that it is an attempt to steal the election.

Now that raises an interesting question. If both the majority party candidates are rules as being ineligible what happens do we have to go through with all this bullshit again?

As an Australian I have no direct interest in these elections other than what happens in America has an effect the entire planet.

Maybe it is time for the people of the USA to start lobbying there “elected” representatives for a change of the system where there are the same rules in all the States and it matters not where you actually live but if you wish to vote you can. Also the removal of this discriminative eligibility to nominate that is built into the system at present. To be a true democracy anyone who meets the eligibility requirements of the Constitution and can find the nomination fee should be able to nominate.
Incidentally why is it a requirement to nominate a party when enrolling to vote? To my way of thinking that is your business and there should be a no requirement to disclose your preference unless you wish to. What happens if you are a registered supporter of one party or the other and change you mind at some time?

I believe that only those who are registered paid up members of the various parties should be the only one who can vote at the primaries.

By: Billo

Billo — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 01:49:39 +0000

We need to reform the whole system to proportioal representation. We are locked into this two party, electoral college charade. Even if we were to get to the point where we could get an honest vote count we would still have this phony two party thing where you select from two people who both reresent the illuminati. McCain was picked by them, because they wanted a Democrat chump this time.
Please prove me wrong Obama.

By: Howard in the American Bastille

Howard in the American Bastille — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:58:10 +0000

Does a bear go potty in the woods?

By: SecretCivilian

SecretCivilian — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:12:56 +0000

Rig the Votes? It doesn’t matter one bit after the media black out against Dr. Ron Paul. Both of these idiots answer to the same scums. This is probally the only part of the election process that hasent been rigged. Dr. Ron Paul absolutely beat the shit out of every other candidate that took the stage and yet somehow John McCain ( a guy who’s I.Q. doesnt even match his age) somehow is the republican nominee, the friggin guy wasn’t even born in the U.S. and don’t give me that panima bullshit.. PANIMA IS NOT AMERICAN SOIL! and the constitution reads very clearly unless you’re a complete tard.